Show THE 'HEBALD-P'EPUBLICAN SALT LAKE UTAH CITY THUliSDAT 21 JANUARY 1915 f THE SALT schoolgirls of German England I Bill English schoolgirls in Germany the to committee turnedits attention to BelgiumSoon the commission was feeding The Republican (Est eb 12 1906) millions of from seven persons The Salt Lake Herald three to five thousand miles ‘‘supplies 1870) (Est June steamships are away” Thirty-one 50 MAIN STREET plying regularly between the United States Published by The and European ports providing? E Booth foodstuffs and —H other necessities for L vice presi-ent S resident A company Thomas Edward E Jenkins treasurer the needy Belgians Railroads and TMliLtLLllMflnLT ic ::::::::::::: Adolph Anderson secretary S’? E Ilk Cnlllftter General Manager express companies are doing their 5 of transportation share of the work '1 Arthur Brown Editor altruism in Belgium America succoring REPRE EASTERN ADVERTISING with SENTATIVES whollya private enterprise Cone & assistance Lorenzen Woodman: practically governmental no A' Brunswick Bldg New York Ill City Bldg Advertising Chicago Mo should tend to distract attention Bldg Gumble Kansas City from the curiously sordid attitude ree Press Bldg Detroit Mich of the American government REPRESENTATIVES PACIIC COAST Co R 743 Market street supinelyindifferent Bidwell Washington remained gSan rancisco to the invasion of Belgium ft? of of the signatories as one Associated with The Hague conventionwe might have THE AUDIT BUREAU CIRCULA been expectedto betraysome interest TIONS vraaa therein Protests concerningthe 'use BBS OMk information concerning circulation the bombardment of soft-nosed bullets will be supplied through this association 334 Railway Exchange of unfortifiedtowns the massacre building Chicago of the women and children rigors needless enforced upon daily Only Republican newspaper in contrary to the rules of Salt Lake City Utah from the warfare evoked nothing J DAILY AND SUNDAY delivered and 15 American government but regrets in Salt Lake City one week XV cents continued statements of our inability 'cents Sunday only V do anything Not until the war At f DAILY AND SUNDAY by$800mail—One to month 75 cents one (in year interferedwith American commerce SUNDAY by mail advance)— profit of American the preventing i $200 did Washington sit up and v advance) SEMI WEEKLY by mallone(inyear $160 r— Six months 75 cents take notice Our sharpestofficial address of paper of the war had whollyto do with A v 6utscribers wishing 'changed must give former as well as the American gatheringof European U’7"' Zeb W k KSa iresent address All papers A are continueduntil dollars 2' order is received to discontinue 1 All arrearagesmust be paid in every Whatever degree of our 1'eputation this T c&s for humanity we retain after war Salt at the postofflco at 1? Entered the members u 's! will be due entirely to Lake City as second-class matter ' of this American Commission for the V sag VtHE HERALD-REPUBLICAN unsolicited manuscript is not w f of and the wholehearted Belgium responsibleforis anynot plainly marked which of the response of other Americans with the name and address L' sender and accompanied by stampsior to their appeals So far as the American return peopleare officially concerned and so far as regards their official THURSDAY JANUARY 21 1D15 HENRY B TOOMEK by their servants attitude new bill at as expressed The New York vaudevillestar who heads the this Loew’s Empress in XJJtMl Washington we have written opening riday afternoon of week that in the line of actor the methodsof “stealing” bows ourselves as a nation nothingSOMETHING new possibility- that narrow-mindedness and egotism IB except the can stir vaudevillesketches will be offered and their are remarkably well brought out miss few dollars in foreign EXCELLENT IDEA at Saturday A pretty AN will we may a Loew’s Empress riday love story is mixed in with T T have progressedfarther and Sunday when the clever star Henry u TAH the involving a “single woman” commerce comedy B Toonier who “closed” than most states makes his first appearance was and should when she here in “Side Lights” produced didn’t even have her railroad fare home limit KICKS AND HAL PENCE in the House to by Roland West The sketch tells the she met her former husband who was the opinion of an afternoonconstory of two on the same bill A peacemaker of proposed laws attain any TN “hams” song and dance “working” who presented by make their first appearance Toomer patches who wishes artists This commonwealth iu com-inon temporary anybody in the east only to meet with a up the quarrel the pair and of between to fan the spark of jnisunderstaudingcold reception The talk of the typical others suffers i with course the play ends happily more from too U too much legislation than from (between the United States and Great C little If the present House can exercise Britain) into the flame of war is I direction it in this fool and either an should with an enem or will concludeits deliberations be regardedas such” efficiencythat will aid in expunging public pity the heroes of 1812-1814 ’’‘its from What a beginning unfortunate I who fanned the flame of a memory that Most important legislation similar misunderstandingwith Great new bill gives the program a touch of x local interest B heads emanates from tetate legislatures is Britain into the flame of war Henry Toomer should the bill in the AMUSEMENTS TODAY vaudeville feature enacted in the closing hours of the not be present to learn how at least sketch “Side Lights” Much of the time allotted seion 4theatre Orpheum — Vaudeville session is occupied in wrestling one member of the present generation 4215 and 315 ni BROADWAY— lorence Reed the theatre of No Pantages to be one of the most beautiful with mass crude proposals regards their action doubt — Vaudeville 245 p m 730 p m and 930 p m the stage who is scoring so greater women on proportion of which are as they would be properly ashamed of Broadway — Daniel rohman heavily In “Innocence”and made a special legislation as they presents lorence Reed in the sensation in near “The Typhoon” and “The themselves of the the latest Paramount feature photo-play will be the big feature and inhibition Yellow Ticket” escape It is of course unbelievablethat “The Dancing Girl” Pathe on the screen at the 'Broadway today constitution The result is that the in his right mind would Good and the balance of the week music Continuous in Daniel negotiate any American news of “The Dancing measures which successfully this countryto itself rohman’s production want precipitate the legislative shoals and become laws Girl” Her delineation of the Quaker girl who leaves home to due considerationinto the present war against England becomethe stage are passed without dancer is said to be best or anybody else” Everybody agrees VANTAGES THEATRE among and the duty of rendering them oper-ative things she ha-s done with that this week presents one statement Its admitted PANTAGES devolves upon the courts bills seen truth is largely of the best vaudeville responsiblewe have In this enactment of slovenly laws Pearl and the Lake this season" A wide MEHESY White for the incident which came in Salt — arises the abuse which paany critics no doubt players provided Pathe appear in an light yesterdayof the detention of of to entertainment is thrilling- episode of “The Perils of the courts considerthe chief indictment headline attraction to the of Pauline” at the The Mehesy today against An iconoclastai American vessel and the elevation from the them present “The of the British flag to its masthead comedy moving pictures It is seldom of lying A players Alarm attack rarely arises in his place to the pathetic Angelo” story of an of vaudevilleprograms Italian although the British consul at New that every act his the American judicial systembut that immigrant and family certified there can arouse such genuine enthusiasmin York bad no “Shep the Sentinel” is of the was one popular he repeats the charge that the power the case at Pantages in its It is as was dog cargo responsiblean audience Thanhouser dramas and of lawmaking has been usurped by also for the cheerful night Lovers’ Play” is a Keystone com last “Dark to indifference the judiciary and added to their con-' by Maurice Samuels and his players in edy of law interpretation American views even ultimatums stitutional and the Oxford power bandit happens “A Day at Ellis Island” OLEAN STEAMSHIP? In striking- at abuses the carper whatever Mexican trio who play basketball on bicycles be in in that to temporarily power forgets that but for the courts there stellar attractions are two which republic 1 The department of war-cursed wftre seen here last season This seawould be no law H 0 S3 S R fj AH Let us admit privately to ourselves son however they are supplementedby a ’“‘the 5 M government chargedwith the duty of that city beautiful5 class than last no American in his right mind acts of a far superior law in his enactment fails to provide itself this year Samuels isof inimitable BAHIA SANTOS MONTEVIDEO to precipitate balance-wheel and would want country Italian His BUENOS AND characterization an AYRES ROSARIO with the necessary the against Sev(12600 ton) Passenger itself into present war in the part is infectious ast Steamers body politic must comedy to the courts the from New York erery alternate Sitanlay performed in a us eral violin selections BRSK & DANIELS Gm AU Broadway look fox adjustment England or anybody else” but let If highly capable the to ourselves manner by John Rizzo 1 A Benton local agront 301 Jr add to the general excellence of the Application of care and discrimination keep have information Main street played by of proposed we reached a state of mind in act The game in the introduction basketball of affront and of form on bicycles aroused keen the legislative which any players laws will The so reduce among the audience is assimilatedwithout protest work as to permitall the legislators to dexterity and agility of the players in LAKE THEATRE the great nations that learn fielding the ball was to consider the work before them In the fewer commendable bicycles If we have an equal of the of it the better say nothingof their skill on past sessions the real work bulldogs provided 3w£f‘ M?4 Com Hon Jan 25 half let Reed’s whirlwind for kicks and in the last appetite pence the sessions performed They was entertainment performed get few days by a sifting committee whose us conceal it lest we more of the usual long jumps and somersaults of the latter Willis Dunlay and Bessie Merrill had members were to all intents and purposes former than littlfe trouble in winninga place with the Legislature Meritorious Their dialogue was amusing is by British” the audience 44 flag lowered American and their songs were clever Na-dell legislation is invariably slaughtered headline It is just one and Kane are singing and talking closing days of the session in the — news that have and new songs hundred years since anything of comedians whoresorted because of the lack of time to examine sort They to some extent to has although Great chatter occurred imitations acts it This condition is the most burlesquingpreceding severe Britain has had a plausible excusefor picture The Keystone comedy distinct motionfeature reflection that can be made upon the action several times since such this week is In itself a Legislatureof Utah and it shouldbe some usual Keystone sort is then Comedy of the the Wonder whether Mr Bryan has provided removed when comedianstake part heard of it? in some fun at the beach Many and situations are amusing WORK OR BELGIUM bill OUR to selections by Ed itzpatrick’s In referring the prohibition The seen ’"VTO American can contemplate the the committee on agricultureand orchestra add to the excellence work of the American Commission the Utah Senate showed a of the entertainment ® for the Belief of Belgium without the irrigation fine discrimination to as pride that he is fellow-citizen of leaves feature but everybody those The complete the Press Agents I who compriseit considerablyconfused as to the agricultural By has been story not told and doubtless application will not be until the close of the "HERALD-REPUBLICAN LAKE! ffr in Coming New iiin ' Empress " Inter-Mountain 6 in Herald-RepublicanPublishing iiHaa KW ‘ u r 7 ' ‘ - w ‘ - - w ra v Bi rar w rar 02m BIMilB ( - m t - 1 i EM ' J although : I M 1 R nJA (3 ED 1 own mill non-combatants bycarrier I cm X4 3 : : Tremendous Sab In Best ill The j ine Women’s of Shoes K1J p Known lakes Standard 4 5 Oneuyear ra CL A exporters tra& H "s- action ggm-ia ' ' ra ' z j Hundredsof &- -Xi explicit pairs of women’s fine high cut Shoes in all the best leathers and best lasts for gigs for late fall and winter trade — Representing our best sellers — season — Shoes bought that have I' become depleted leaving only four to ten pairs of a kind — and now offered week only at cost and less than cost prices — Here are the three big numbers — you can afford to miss this grand Shoe Opportunity MEWK’srra this lines ! j i this c not i ? 1 K v X NO LOT TWO NO LOT THREE 'A-- 1w 1 J S Embraces broken lines of the Here world known John Latteman’s and you’ll find such popular desirable makes as Sorosis and C P ord’s shoes that represent a very — high standard of true in all the very worth and lasts lots newests — broken four to ten pairs containing of kind a your size is here r John i 1 oster's and Alberts & IW1 4 '--success At self-restraint I a I I The — $350 $400 ord E P Reed and slwes — known for quality the country over — All in latest lasts quality — best patents and dull leathers but only four to ten pairs — of kind All sizes in the as — of C P Green-Wheeler ghi t K-J sortment Values S3 00 and $350 ® p a — $500 and embraces brokenlines lot $400 i IsS the $700 and pair the lha£ themovement This Men-nihan’s Son's dull makes— in patent's with erav leathers and manv tops Not all and fawn fabric style — but all sizes in every — sizes in the lot — Values $550 $600 $650 Values 1 4 ONE v r thenumber NO LOT x -ix R-elief Kg-g — pair — to close at the — pair close to — at — WMWM ess w I w tw g I Theatres " I forthe darebq '’ p 1 i Nnnnano t EAST ATgn an BUft BmWY-JUSGX - SALT LAKS J sst ' reputed 4- ’ a ' -f- -f- 4 4 Io y - a famous variety unusually wl JksX IWw Ar Buy notice how Then heat — the from the and of soot clinkers it way Note I freedom the — white the light intense the dirt and — you can handle with which Coal Bear burns it absence contraband ease of Ton a ash the — your furnace lasts A I li j EAR CO ' j a ® 4 4 j ' 8 N Y S injustice enthusiasm SALT W 15 r Iii Thera and AIWTHER—and THE Worth but more than more Another Then WITHOUT COAL costs no PHONE K Order You’ll YOUR other kinds The coal that I Ton Some i spells economy and satisfaction ?ah a44 I CLICKER A °L‘h: DEALER A J ICR V V I T?e Old 1 complicating irrigation -LN war will not It bear includes that so much telling and maintain the which the Presidenthas But sufficient attest the generosity initiative of Americans and of One Mr Democrats” has neutrality office enjoined known is mayor to when circumstancesthat with parallel a in all Svar f and refugees ten per cent of these financial in t from assistance When England had home there came Paris and later those the the marooned been the rush from the V j result who of the war died from exposure two after theRussian 'wandering with trenches After their mother into East Poland in arranging for the send from 604 direct from Oliver Mo-rosco 4 company t ' announces will -— goods is The public waiting(p as high Bread but exchange goes as Matinees Tomorrow 25c to $1 will I’Jione Weekly Matinees 50c 25c P - $10000 Worth Prizes on 25c 10c Orpheum get at New perfectly neutral dancingof places them these high three above LOEW’S EMPRESS— -A British lassies the average undoubtedly cost more won’t worry unless candy Sunday appearanceof Stewart Scottish bagpipe band - State January GEO 1915 23 SUTTON PROP M loomer ROAWA¥r Kenly® O I IN A 44 LIGHTS” of Vaudeville Life Sketch the Clan Stewart pipe Band 11 — Scottish BagPieces Three shows daily 230 Regular Empress Prices riday Opens 10 m a Wg PARAMOUNT PICTURES SIDE b£g£- 730 915 Box Office R A I B Today EATURE PROGRAM HAMEL riday and H eadlined Day A g 1 I -A on Ellis Island” human interest playlet 20 Prices 10 “The Bancing gl PAULINE’ Two reels of Thrills amous Pathe Players gj A GARNI lying Siri”r Prefer PerfectlyProperPeople Pictures mount 1Oc 10c 10c 1O! ONLY TODAY O “PERILS I Saturday ROHMAN PRESENTS in by TIOTDB MHESY g THE I -20 on' the of Prizes to Be Given Display in! Window of irst South and 50 P heavy reservation Hear of seats is already reported by the management of Loew’s Empress for the new bill that opens for three days at that house riday afternoonof this week to run riday 'and 'Saturday The the Clan! PLACE Away for Costumesanil Waltzes RostanDrug Co Corner of g contraband the POSTOICE The Time — Saturday EveningADMISSION CENTS Evenings— Except Sundays 10c Six of the biggest brightest livest variety features Salt Lake seen in this season headed by - cash you delivered iii ACADEMY W0IHS DIEfiMLAMD OS Harris Truly Shattuck Cartmell and Eng Genevieve Warner DaintyTrave) lish Trio and 230 AT 750 l Bali A £ RIDAY Was JOHNNY JOHNSTON CO PRINCESS RADJAH ASAHI QUINTET rae OPENING SHOW Daily Mascmerad® Big tell is anxiously and cautiously buy stocks until they get they can possibly go the girls up $150 Sale i the dock to Seat J Anyway York 50c 4 trio afternoon papers ORPHEUM — The dainty Englishprettiest have one of the ’‘the truth about at the Orpheum The fact dancingacts ever staged South America” That isn’t bad for that they are appearingwith the great sufficient to a beginning is Orpheum road show but aside their superiority guarantee the for from this the nifty clean-cut novel of ORPHEUS Matinee Prices en the 88 GREAT ROAD performances his city wood Ger-'inany- except resh LAKE — York and in New months in Chicago will his it forwant andthat children is One de-ispatched Will the Irwin recountsin New York World that not a ‘single American remained in Europe of passage-money home no American lost his life as SALT seven So fragrance required those out of that the person Nottingham England a of history thousand American passed through the hands of ’commissionin the early days of deserving chivied been Buran mail Peace” confronted are'without orty-two Bryan’s less no 4 tour to in a transcontinental offense suggest we Mr route Pacific coast here on Monday Tuesday him Prince and Wednesday next the Salt Lake a copy of the at theatre Hartley Manners’ comedy tells the story of a wild mischievous amid poverty been girl who has been reared After the liverymen have in legislation New York but who nevertheless properly protected by has preserved a flowerlike why not make it a criminal offense the wild of nature born to to oHjTill collector? evade great -resourcefulness t by of 4 THE A O ANGELOX” Drama “Shen the Sentinel” Thanhouser Drama ParaEh ? DABK LOVER’S PLAY” Keystone |