Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1914-06-01 | Page 12

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The kindest ‘peo-s and most dependable red plusliajbumsi pie we over knew had’ marble topped center tables?1 wh&tnqtsj‘’Gqa bless obrhome” mottoesand other theirlpinesA “hideous” things of that kind in find greatl men The wives of homely in quoting the sayingf Handsome good is does’’ to thwives-p? Republican s - i ’ r1 — ' -Taft ‘i is -The —— : curiousto y to 1 I S ? A -field I- CULLEN: L 1 4 undergone assured s ? 7 what aristocracy ) - j I illite -y 4 4 had an operation for worham who hastalks' annendfeitfs afterwardiatiout always she said or how sick she waslnj com- ! 1 Vu oriajv- T i -possesses ) I CLARENCE BY fail'to havlor ’ kS’ V vv a-woman's ' i ‘ ' 1 -T T ags ine same - ’ r weekly pay direction ht ! (Copyright ‘1M4 by the Press PliblishirigCo’ man’s idea of “pin 'mdkey’ isl:Just lunches tobacco 'and carfare enough for idea of the thing Is' her responsible 1 — 2 Common Sense Philosophy With I —-5— W 1 v- fascinating ? 77 I J -'J P° -Bona k inililiniiiist (flirin-rii rfei-riM “ j Bits : r ii! ' 1 I meta- K 5 1 A- "J i the -b r - - ' should understand that the “ econrnnic con newspaper y ihysical aspects of NapolLon ditions” of which he complains arc largely if But for puites Jather was not only timely but not altogether bis fault no quitc doubt accuratc should add the Colonel this national administration that gpprciably to the literary distinction would not have existed Tle present has with the already crowned laurel reign of misgovernment would have been (chaste brow of the Tribune’s editor-pro-brietpr avoided and the V slough of despond through which we are passing evaded fete''' Chief had among Mr Kearns’ ftiost Mt Roosevelt remained with tie -css-Ts his ability to characteristics He is party that had honored him circle of this for surprise the ever-widening President Wilson and admirers One never knows in what President Wilson is responsible for his unsatisfactory “economic conditions” vagrant fancy will lead him these He leaps from one pinnacle of achieve It is (juite clear ment to ’another jwith a sureness of foot from the statement thgt is slightly bewildering to the onrpade by the Colonel on Saturday that he means tp Continue the Progressive flashes brilliant for the Superficially custohirt to of erudition party present campaign in fiel of thought he that fact would one catapultsus seem to indicate into another with intellectual violence the Democracy is again to enjoy an aid an that is ’possible only t6 those of abnormally society to accomplish for it what it cannot nimble mind As accomplish for itself a matter Commonplacepersons may wonder at of cold-blooded circumstance however the which the Tribune’s the result will be otherwise Mr Roose eagerness with editor-proprietor his acquisition is clever too a politicianto make pursue velt of knowledge They cannot coranrehend Mr Wilson his debtor again His own why he is not content with the npinenee plans for 1916 would suffer severelyif Already achieved When one is an authority another Democratic House and Senate illiponics” and ‘the be returned upon "the were to ' " islands of 'Alaska” and epitaphs and The Colonel’s chief function during (things Mr Kearns nothing the conflict will be that of x is approaching more is required his place among the critic He will be the foremost assailant of knowledge would Of the Democracy His efforts will not seem An'd when he browses in another tend to continue that party in office as of learning and exposes salient Tacts they did in 1912 to induct it into office about so important a historical character There will be no nutriment for the ailing uxsx aszthe paternal parent of Napoleon less donkey in the political pabulum the gifted mortals may Init gaze with mute Colonel means to distribute The battle will the reverence wage upon ground where As to ode point Mr Kearns’ clever and Progressive positions are little monograph on’theeldef Bonaparte identical Whatever ’of strength the said Nothing riPTit nas not complete was Colonel arm retains will be emabout his personal habits We are ployed for fundamental principlesupon know as doubtless are others whether which burglars and Christian — the of soldiers In full Bonaparte ever “inhaled blood are agreement his ancestor” If he Mr Roosevelt failed to indicate in was given to this of "that siprt heverage circumstance his statement whether he will stand at might explain the bloodthirstydisposition Armageddonand battle for the Lord of the son’ Heredity wise persons as-j One may assume however that he will us is ofttimes responsiblefor mental do so And there could be no more and physical developments and tendencies pious method than to help elect a Republican Sy that be explained can from no other basis Congress in order that the destruction of Napoleon’s unmoved indifferenceto American industry may go no the of the dying and the lamentations further of “the of Removal pinch gasps pov - — of widows and orphans has always erty” and the “widespread apprehension U“ his puzzled latet generations and even among our people can be accomplished contemporaries never felt they understood only by restoring Republicanism to its rightful place in Consider for a niomeq the controlof government contributionto Bonapartebibliography should Mr' Kearns discover that MURDER JURIES the inhalatioiof an ancestor’sblood was really responsible for the great rench I T is probably saer in this country to i AMUSEMENTS TODAY commit homicid than burglary The ccniqueror'sjTiilitary genius’ theatre Vaudeville230 Empress and 11 n the course of his dissertation Mr more serious the cime the harder the 730 915 — th6 — 'A v ' Ruling ’ ’d MU - ’ Britannia h J j®?® - u " " j ans “Sr utan uy j -wP '' a JLRe f - 7 " KtiOsPVPIT x r 'ROOSEVELT rOEONEL OEONEL iVlr w tv b "J T Again! In pair ‘ ? ' 11 P r- r ’ - lit ‘ 7P72f v 4 f w ' jys 1 limp r r i -he - ' Mmaav s 5 ns Km k Jylsrnsk‘ " T 4 ' 1 ' — - B L ' 4k r7 wa ' W A u — - - lamentations ' 4 -jL tofg'et dlscoprat’iv'x1" rbr 'among'his reputationfor “snlftlessness” wife’s womert friends lldbJrt up belieVe that wq dop’t 74 Of is really Most gossip about lour friends behind thplr Ibacks doing it' W-e ’qqothe' When we catch ourselves by convincingourselves pat our consciences like other folks’ fdk: our gossip gossin isn’t don’f meaniany harm py by MJt! it! and that we don’t It -X ft-njan is a 4 ' l ! ° ( — U 1 'i ” x - f 4 ' ill-natured -sure ! 4 I ' meanany T— : I ? ) -— - I r i Tkeatres Kearns 'remarked following: thp o® -a i ? r ! I X p" ” I ioe Coyne tells a ipgHndivlduai'Who 1 i ! throngs along the line of funeral march in NewTheYork are shown as a special nuftiber show closes with a dancing turn which accordingto the program is given by The best feature of this C&oke and Rotherts act is the work of an exceptionally agile lad who dances with grace and cleverness The bill runs all the week with three performances daily i family” story abput’a got‘!nto k- se convera I i i ——J J my i ! t I p in Pantages theatre — Vauileville 245 730 and 915 m m Uta pictures theatre — Motion afternoon Nights in a instance X 1 PRISING want jfny consent to marry tia uk men saia Air vunirex db’’ replied tite young man “But m daughtersays she wouldn’t think of marrying you” “Still your wouldi be & good consent some other rccomniendationfor me vl’lth “5 : I ? ! m p for V ATEH 1 fight ! -xT: J the 17 4- I I: ITie At important —— rdilwav in carriage — ?Ah sir” he said ‘TveUaten ZB( an with- aalai ge ajdocor wlth-j changes changes but whs once ajdocpr practice slip owlng'to one littl $ny parents began to leave me and riow I’m mouth'’’ living from handtheto slip?' I 14What was asksd ’ iHni elr ha irenltaA fllHnir jV I rWm11 W six pilot! jjellli1till! ngi Hniif a patlentwAo 'had died death certificate forsigned niyi'iime iiUtne absent-mindedly 'jy - it — 1 I Tve I -sadly I 4 1 -s t J v I '"i I i l t : 'k-- 'L ' A fffirt ried begins njen herself with time she begins wrinkle eradlcatOrs amuse tfie to about lip-rouge using lenna and other ‘‘last : ’ e X -mar-just - j or1 ! -He A -tl I Tt-Trits ma'de criminal or p m reports" when Charites Becker was again I T" 4 h ¥l a found guilty of the- murder of Herman ! and U Barroom” Rosenthal it was tle first time in New 1I evening I I i with O City that juries had theatre MotionSpecial pictures IN ‘4 York pronounced nex — feature “The Port of twd music it the verdictof guilty of first de j l And Missing Men” Continuousperformance 4 tfiib ww laire are a great many things gree murder twi e in successionin the MaKacv tllOO tneatre — motion pictures with PANTAGES — One of the- best billf’ seen P O Wotton story Aienesy By music in Continuous performance weeks is at Pantages theatre The that "would be amusing if lie many honors Senator same case I headline are divided between Harry ” Smoot) were not the representativeof a The lax enforcement of the law Btjlger the king of musical comedj- stars of THE UTAH and Jessie Shirley and' conipany-(In a superb (Copyright1914 Press Publishingcompany pet sovereign state ip the national Senate” against homicide is? one our Methd TN AUK in tli days 6f bls yodth Hiram held the blue ribbon of- ithe curse of drink and the joys of life productionof “Under Two lags” Bulger ipsi enuren To Mr Kea’rns Senator Smoot’s position scandals due in paft to a too technical keeps the audienceamused withja carloa’d of from rising above the wreckof the 1 circle as politest young inanin our cuwu ani pewiug me —T ladles good jokes He sings several good ’He nice ijp the that he at fttip as "representativeof a sovereign view of the law on the part of the courts past were graphicallyportrayed1A the songs was so would keep foijr tnen w couiiter ti)h seen as Cigarette rench the disposition4n the part of juries pliss Shirleyin is the a of the town's state in the national Seriate” is the saddest and emporium of drugs while he poured sweet notb m productionof “Ten Nights in a vlvandiere production Two sodaj fountain and hts own Unagination’-iorrne itgm life beginning for a week's engagement lags” The Tribune’s editorproprietorto dodge a duty There are six different scenes in jLdelectation of to' ijian is at the Utah Theatre yesterday any person was doomed p41 for this act were and shed a tear The moment a arraigned which arranged produced b 74 I'o can even though todctle in a skirt 4 photodrama is well acted and by Miss Shlrjley The There are fifteen good characters jollity is at it$ drilled height when the thought murder at least in any state having capital melodramatic all the minute jBut when Hiram went up to the city tp give to Diamond ik-fe Joe punishment there is an unanimous The story jells of two young men and Beatrice have a harp and saxophoneduo his jgenius wider field the rate got too swift o comes to him of whM he had and Has no and Slade who as chums Miss Carlena a girl JtaiillilBSr fi Morgan Simon 12 years is a harp to permit hirri to time in cotai-I ?' 3 he had it the Infinite effort jury service waste handing Why ever to dodge Thoughtful working in the mill of Morgan's father both soloist of'ability more pllnjehts to the fair ones Murderjuries fall Iff love and marry almost the same day KiiiSBru j alone knows men shrink from the task He Jhad to hustle if he wanted tp hold down the story goes oh tojtell gradually Morgan inevitably bit of REX There Is a “The peopleof Utah ’do not care to be in the United Stated are not as a rule his job in the shoe store the b4ss of falls by the the which T £2St7L?744’ 7 7 wayside through glamour—about royalty and the hinted hr in intelligence in force in his equal personal Slade rises finally to be influenced by a humiliated” remarks Mr Kearns or and trigues refused Sunny smile or arenev of liquor whets the appetite of romance In sell his half interest in but total sales to the panel aisemblbd to try Morgan to the offering of the Rex theatre for today anything newspaper? "even by the bumptious amian for compels "Tuesday lf he wasted any honeyed accents upon an thjat calls for the highest and Wednesday in "The Port of of the the mill senatorto pose as a student larceny The case sinking old While Morgan is deeper and Missing Men” everythingromaritc and stirring entrtaricins vision Of lovliness a miserable and the broadest of history” His assumption that he Is offered Daniel sense of responsibility deeper into poverty Slade prospers in his new robman through the nag7 would set up sucn a howl because He nan (Iraw of business of saloon and inn keeper Players ilm presents intelligence $iay a minimum amous company on trie to side-step the chanceto sell her a can speak for the people of Utah is so climax "of the story in little the screen Daly ns the leading paitl The which Arnold man of slippers that his job was piit in jeopardy violentit would wring a grin from grief these qualities the intense drafaas Mary is killed by Slade in he latter's barroom in one df most ever 4' wonder“That Hiram was transformed itself It is staged has its climax and is iWhat Utah has grown as have her people merely the duty of a murder while the father was Every scene Morgan drunken frorfi bachelor who The program is sunny Hi into a peeyish since the days about to strike Slade is put on In a thrilling thrilling rounded out with ? when 1 Mr Kearns jury to look at the evidence in a sensible clever reel alwfeys made sarcastic remarks when a hatpin This marks the turnings point of a comedy manner misrepresented this commonwealth in the Even if one stalbed his ear or a ‘feather tickled his nose common sense light Morgan’s lifeand He is reinstated as partner '’1 L that the penalty’ The Broncho players have produced imposed is too In the mill again rises in the estimation MEHESY-— He clung to his Seat in the subway train as United States Senate Utahns will joke The prosperousSlade in ‘‘The Wharf Rats” one of the most for that penalty of his felldw citizens though he was sitting on a glue pot He never anoD 5 L such yet the responsibility no more on a serious subject is love and bothered compelledto sell out his liquor trade and striking examplesofin brotherly pictures to read a newspapera- He seemed to is of the This wholly upon the citizens finally is killed by his drunken son ever shown motion All 'X — he ljappy only when he had a seat and the fair two-reel feature will be shown at the 7 state and no more' on the jurorsthan on ones Ji ad to stand PRniTING WAR NEWS today only “The Card Sharps” is a their nfext door neighbors THE EMPRESS smiling thrilling Western drama by the Domino company A maiden arrayedin $2000 wprth Yes hat’s what the UxsadM Ty XY7 AR correspondents are more reSUMMER vaudeville? u depicting the struggle of of leathers and had nd more effect In almost any murder case an a man furbelows tjian young stricteci than is offering in the bill that to formerly Villa and Empress from the and “live break away “gang” sentimentalism is made tQ mushy Alfalfa’’ and was so n ice to he' “Our m it the other constitutionalistgenerals put opened yesterday but it is worth h average Straight” “Acres of L Ot 11A Ck four’ lenwaiting?’3 'non The jury is implored to disregard a sworn of about a lau£h a minute and real laughs at Largest Birds”a comedy and an educational ie could ’em all Iff he trod on a UH iJa the lil on tight at Saltillo and Torreon duty that No big thrills nor artistic triumphs picture by the Keystone simply because it is difficult to company complete hobble skirt on the elevated stairs he asked the wearer why she did’t'liiffe A page to but the nuihbers assorted and placed the program Hie newspaper boys at Vera Cruz have are It punishment takes iron in the with the skill of the expert handicapperand car Ty her train been warned to keep within American !He could incite a to look A murder hv to stand against these appeals to a the result is a good show woman bldod jlf lines In fat lady tried to a ploughhim out of the natli leadine to abarraln conn aT view pf rclatibris with the Mexican The fun starts with another heartyKeystone The jury j universal human sentiment federal's the correspondents lau’gh— a motion picture that is like Reflections of bounced back When he felt like bragging be may that brushes aside all this fog and renders the usual a said' he was the “dam'’ in run of comedies Then well avoid occasionsof international man xj o put th rup-tdre Carr in a melangeof an honest verdiconthe facts is come Cecile Eldred atad adamant But stunts Villa and his associategen-ierals novelty dancingand comedy acrobatic to thanks Girl What the other clk wasted'Im acquiringBachelor The man and whb play “straight" ierals shotild shoidd be made to realize woman the tango and sptfortinj the cabarets ”H Irani what the comedian who 4 are only fair but salted down fn saf deposit drawer American sentiment will demand their dancingarid adds a few stunts still It The Russian ambassadorship ginger HELEN ROWLAND Eventually !he epntrac! ed to 'marry a jprodlgy is true that Cf his own is full of and BY almost all fighting humor J Rosej who calls himself “the lively fhi Harry family washtake vacant although 17643 patriots forces 6f recent years have maintained milds lyrlcal fellow”is all and what’s more to pay refatand live twenty-f Iva boarders strict strict military censorship In 1898 the at the pie counter are heroically willing he Is a “nut’’ of the thirty-second Copyright 1914 by the Press PublishingCo degree Xhe ihejicOT to risk the danger of nihilist bombs Last night’s audiencereally did not want to love: correspondentssent home a faithful picThere are just thTe degress qf Yielding jto seduc tiort of fucky like him a little bit but Harry couldn't see the first degree Elemental love which Is flier brand Of Yutetlde cheer Hlrarixx so far ‘forgot ture of the spread of fever'beforeSantiago It that He he was funny and thought spiritual love is second degree way which himself as tdjttys to path througha sub a finally he won the "rest of the jury over to his and love — which is and the lack of medical It has matrimonial sometimes larryinjf been explained why a way of thinking and before he quit the verxor a woman never the “third way tnrong twochlldreti 4 out the degree” on news was censored whereupon lie was beatenby' four aTnA-in-na on earthMs that of a whX war correspondent goes to Mexico when diet was unanimous The saddest sight '4 it ground that Would and hiij ideals and aXwoman with egged pne another on in Yiddish V encourage the he could find a clean bunk and food in George company bring a man with cabaret Escaping-? blt of the old east side with them labeled “In their clutcl es1 he attempted to' grand opera tastes trying to spend a happy of jails enemy any our at home Old New YorkJ’ lleli help a Thereis just enough story little evening together along Broadway But a horde of spies had trarisrpitted woman carry a su: tcase 'upthe subway' in the sketch to 'give Hoey a chanceto show Stocks poker and love are all games of stairs but fled when she cried for th4 police' tk tie Spaniards that he is one of the best Irishmen “bluff” exact conditions to the On h!a way fto his h SB bedroom a The most extreme case of early rising on the circuit Hattie Carmontelleis regard for a Is usiyally jtt quickly as thjb newspaper men got A woman’s man 'inveigled "hinf int maiden a 'doorway and too and the rest of the cast is in brand” of love or hate hts I the heard from lately is that of lieved him of seventeeniron hpldofit! Could the news have vl good hand& her is a “mixture”like tobacco a w men his — and Just stipend!-In H :Lt UUe feeling in this country might United States Senate which has voted The Usher trio — Jack Lucile and Arthur— as apt to go up in smoke f? cocktal he yelled for ’help" he was rested lot of into first love affair 1 When hive compelled Washington to begin work at 11 a m a nonsensical comedy At one or one to act more with a bit of and will to a head and him feel disturbing the peace Hi fiancee of twenty minute dancing go man’s make efficientlybihd promptly tneasure perfectly giddy hut after a while it music for good returnedhis $14 diainond ring- and broke them to give life real r 'Jk Dorsch and1 Russell the musical railroad--ers a lot of any the engagement-Postmaster General Burleson has have a novel setting for the introductionzest ’J "Nw Ajiyt Any woman who’gets HiiamTbut'ofhisub'-way Jt is fashionable now for men to wear appointed 23317 postmasters in fourteen of a lot of musical instruments which they is? impossible to flatter Never fancy that s£at win ’derrick"J Jhcln” a'womaV' atteippted now hayet (courtesy juse a play entertaininglya man even Caliban would have’f lushed with golf'but they are months Jh is leaves only 976683 suitcase indicate ’In? KV a up the Which InhlcatekThatthat New Motioh pictures showing the arrival of the pleasure if some fluffy little nymph had "not f c't stai be backcdby a bail' bond candidates required'to put on full dress suits bogles of the Vera the Cps victims and complicatedhim on his “Individuality” p I p fldiirirthwith which the senior senator pretertds to qnptje (sic) history wouBd ahUising if he were not the representative sjovtereign state- in the or a national Seriate J that! tnani fest'ly is only a part of The h i i ’ ‘ -‘MU bo 4 ? I ! i THIS CONTRIBUTED OURS CITY I i-Ah! W? ’ I I ’ 9 - ’ - r - “ - J ( - i ( i THE I derived - J f -iTST 4 ’ six-rbel j I I ' Bar-rbom” j 11 ! t of-“Under -I -of ‘ I -Uy -ho ley&l decidedly I ? j f tf - - - i 1 I a I ' ' -of ' ' 1 -j- -c I efforts 1 MjAT- 98-cent ! -4 r1 t& § I believes severe sacrifice ’ ’ Me-'hesV ? ! — - I ’ k- 7 r t- W W appeal ' I A-T he-ladies -wr ’ i V 4 V il O J L X X - out-scowl J A - 1 — -v i inflict a ! 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