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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-09-20

Following is the programme for the
federation meetings which viii be held
In the city and county building the first
three days of next month:
Thursday oct. Forenoon. $50.
Conference Of presidents: discussion,
The Status Of WOman's Clubs as a
Public Beneficiary" Mrs. G.. r. CouI-
Ter; 1890 meeting Of executive board
1l.6O, presentation OF credentials by
delegates and presidents.
Afternoon O'Clock: Music invoca-
ton. Rev. DR.. Paden: addresses Of well
come, Governor Wells. Mrs. +. d. Bick-
ford. Salt Lake; responses. Mrs. Val
Gideon OF ogden, Miss +. Kyle of
bpringvllle; music; presidents address,
Mrs. G. +. Coulter Of ogden.
Evenings o'clock: Music. Home
and Motherhood Mrs. Hugh Park
three-minute discussions by Mrs w.
Driver, Child Culture club ogden Mrs.
NJ. L. Goodman. Busy Womans club.
Moab; Mrs. J. II. Mcdonald. Ladies'
Shakespeare club. Heber city; Mrs.
Lydia Alder, Woman's Press club. Salt
Lake city. THE Formative Period -
Mrs. +. +. Sheppard; three minute dis
cussions by Mrs. Ella n. Cox. Ladies'
Literary club. Manti: Mrs. L. W. Will
liams, ;. =. l.. club. C0alville. Mrs. w.
r. Hutchinson, Ladies' Literary club.
M.
Woman's club. Springville: Mrs. Simon
Bamberger. Council Jewish Women,
Salt Lake city; music; Home Finding
and Juvenile Courts Captain Woods.
Salvation Army.
Friday. Oct. 2-Forenoou- business
meeting; 9, reports Of officers. election
Of officers; II, reports Of kindergarten
committee, Mrs. Dusenberry; free kim
dergarten committed Mrs. Dart. indus
nj "a
sion committee. Mrs. Hilliard; art COM
mittee, Mrs. Ewing; travelling library
committee Mrs. Nelden.
Afternoon o'clock: Music: do our
School Buildings Yield All the Benefits
Which They Should Mrs. Rebecca
Little; three-minute discussions by Mrs.
Emma J.. McVicker. Cleofan. Salt Lake
city; Miss -ean Pearson. Atheneum,
Park City. Mrs. A. 3. Corey. Historical.
Ogden; Miss Louise X. Cherry. Twen-
tieth Century. Mt. Pleasant; p. =. O. So
ciety. Salt Lake city; Union club. Or
angeville; music; Robert Louis Ste
Nenson.' Mrs. G. r. Richards.
Evenings O'Clock: Music. address,
Mrs. u. It. $. DennisOn. president G. r.
w. c.; music; Responsibilities OF Cit
izenshlp,' Rev +. L. Goshen: three
minute discussions by Mrs. J. A Widt-
soc, A. G. Womans club. Logan. Mrs.
Provo; Mrs. Mary NJ. +. Allen. Musical
Club. Park City: Mrs. II. s. Young.
Beapers club. Salt Lake City: Mrs. w.
II. Dale, Poets Round Table. Salt Lake
City.
Saturday Morning, oct 80 to I1:15:
Demonstration by domestic science
tiass: report of educational committee.
Mrs. w. r. Hutchinson: New Thought
IN Education Miss Alice Reynolds.
la A
Iic; John Luther Long" Miss Ethel
Paul; Reciprocity Bureau" Mrs. J. A.
Putnam, Miss Eva Rankin. music:
State Institutions" Mrs c. &. Kinney:
some Needed Reforms" Mrs f. S.
Richards.
Ladies Literary clubs are everywhere
recognized as social Centers, and they
Aim to take an active part as well i'm
the educational life Of the communities
wherever found. The Ladies' Literary
club of this city has arranged for three
Perry lectures, Oct %. 30 and 81 on the
general subject Of Books and Their
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East Side Baptist Church-Co-uer or
ThiT South and Seventh East f. Bar
nett pastor Regular preaching services
81 N a. no. and al q. M; Sunday school
g 1915 %. m: Young Peoples meeting OF
Wednesday evening at o'clock A well
come 10 All services
Calvary Baptist ChurCh-Sccond South
and Fifth East streets. J. W. Jeffriss
pastor Pregc hing. N a. m. and p. m;
SUNDAY school lo a. M; prayer meeting
CVerv "Wednesday night.
First Baptist Church.-Corner Second
South and Second West Rev D. A..
Brown. pastor. Preaching at N a. m. and
p. m. sunday school at 1915; +. j.
Lucas. superintendent. r. Y. r. L ar Z
rp. m. Monday evening at clock. young
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Church Of Christ Scientist.-Holds serv-
ices IN It's church cdifiCC $50 East Third
South street as follows Sunday school
az 10 a. m. church service. II a. m Sub
iect. Reality" Each Wednesday even
ins at 8 o'clock meeting IS held 10 listen
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sharp al Odd Fellows bali Market
street back Of Walkers. Tests and
spirit messages viii be given Music by
Mrs. Eye All invited
spiritual meetings Sunday afternoon
@na eNening az and S O'Clock. at Fed-
GRAFTON of Labor haW. over HiU's drur
store Test mediums present at an meet
mss, Special seance at ? p. M. Meetings
conducted by Dr. WHEEL and Madam
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= WOmam's Clubs q

= Clubs desiring reports and no =
, tiees IN this column VIII please >
> send their year books TO the de- =
= partment before the opening OF the =
? club year, or as soon thereafter as =
= possible. =
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German Evangelical services at the
asst Side BaDtist church corner Third
South and Seventh East streets. Preach
ing 3a5 a. m.. SUNDAY school 2 p. m.
All our German friends. strangers and
children are cordially invited. Rev. O.
\. thinner. pastor. residence SIS East
Second Snnth
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Central Christian Church.-COrner OF
hird East and Fourth South streets.
PreachinE ~ u a. m. and S p. m. by
Dr IT. ". Pinkerton. Sunday school ar
l-'@V y M, Christian EndcavOr at 6.f5
p. m. Prayer service at p. m Wednes-
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CONGREGATIONAL.

First regational-Public services AZ
ii o'clock. Sermon this morning by Rev.
John q. Lincoln; Sunday school at 1870.
Young Peoples meeting at 6f5. Cordial
invitation TO the public to all services.
Phillips Congregational Church.-East
Fifth South and Seventh Fast Rev. r.
A. Simpkn. pastor. Services this day at
u. The keeDinE Power for Life at 7:45,
THE Way. the Truth. the Life. Sunday
echool at 12:l5, q. r. at $50. All are very
cordially welcomed at these services.
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Lutheran.

The Society of Silent Unity meets on
Thursday at . O'Clock at the home Of
Mrs. Peterson. 43S East Second South
These meetings are fun of interest 10 all
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THE SALT LAKE HERALD. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 20 1908

and Fifth south. Sunday services at 10:3O
a. m. in English and $3.50 p. m in Nor
wegian. You are cordially invited TO at
tend. A. G. II. Overn. pastor.
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10 IN testimonials OF healing of both sin
and sickness. All are welcome to these
services. Free reading rooms. open daily
from 10 a. m to ; u. m, in rooms 60T-6lS
Scott StreVell building, les South Main
street Take the elevator
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ladies Bible study class: c. J. McNitt.
leader. Tuesday evening at o'clock. the
DarlSe Young Mems club: S. ". Darke-
leader Wednesday evening at O'Clock,
regular mid-week prayer meeting. a cor
dial welcome TO all.
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Presbyterian.

Westminster Presbyterian Church.-l32
South Fourth West street. Sunday. Sept.
90. Rev. !. IT. RichelsOn pastor. 5l9 West
Third South. Regular morning services.
~ O'Clock. evening service. conducted by
rastor, $50. Sabbath school. 12:15 p. m.
Endeavor Sunday school. 1:30 D. m.
Young People Society OF Christian En-
deaVOr. $3.50 p. M wednesday evening
prayer meeting at o'clock
Third PRESBYTERIAN Church-Elevcnth
Fast aud Washington avenue. Rev Jo-
Elah McClain. pastor. Sabbath school at
ID a. M; q. F. society. 6.i5 D. m. preach
ing bE the pastor az 7.20 D. IN.
First Presbyterian Church.-Corncr of
Second East and Second South streets.
w. VI. Paden. ID. D.. pastor: John g. Lin
coin. assistant. Morning service N
G'cioCk- hautigm Of children ''rThs Com
pleti0n OF our Church Building Sunday
school 1880 p. m. Christian Endeavor
nee ing SEQ; evening service. i;l5. What
is the Kingdom OF Cod
Southwest misunderstood West and
81 lead streets SUNDAY school a 3 IN
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Scientist.

day, day Al are invited to attend tiese serv-
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Spiritualist.

First Church Of Revelations. Spiritual
ists.-Hold. services tonight al o.cioek
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who seek soul culture Subject for con-
Siuer4tion thursday, THE Holy Light
Meeting conducted by Mrs Drew. An
strangers cordially invited and all mam-
bers requested TO be present as this is
a meeting or particular Importance
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Episcopal.
St PauTs Church-Main and Fourth
South streets. Rev. Charles T. Perkins
i. D.. rector. Services. s a. m. holy
communion: g:45 a. m. Sunday school:
u a. m. morning prayer Litany and
sermon God or Mammou.' T.3J o. m.
evening prayer and sermon. Results of
Christianity. Strangers and visitors
arc cordially welcomed. All seats free.
ST. Marks Cathedral-Rt Rev. Abel
Leonard. ). r. D.. bishop. Very Rev.
James b. Eddie. b. D.. dean Fifteenth
sunday after Trinity. Sept. %. 1903 I.30
~ No.. holy communion: $3.50 a. m sun
dav school. II n. M. Litauy ante-conI-
muUiOn and sermon. THE Religious
Value Of Suffering" D. m evening
prayer and address. THE Spiritual Tenn
pie The public Is cordially invited TO
attend the services. Seats free.
ST. Johns Episcopal Mission erkina'
ADDITION. Rev r. n. Barnes. minister i'm
charge Sunday school. 10 a. M: evening
PRAYER, t:5o %. m. b. W +. Jeunens. lay
reader.
St Peters Episcopal Nissiou-Fifth
North and Fifth West. Rev r. IT.
Farnes, minister I'm charge Sunday
sChooL p. m. evening prayer. y. m.
,iirls' Friendly society. Saturday 2.c1
.. m.
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Ar the Unitarian church this morning
the Eutcrpe 0uartettp viii furnish the
music. II. II. McCorkle singing the solo.
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Methodist.

Soc"ud ". +. Chuch-Fourth East and
GHleua streets. Rev. W. = Burton. pas
tor Sunday school al IO "a. M: Ellis
JAYNE, superintendent; prca, hing at m q.
an. hN the pastor, EpWOrth league at 6-45
D. m: preaching al $50 by Dr. j. L.
LcthCh. presiding elder: first quarterly
conference Monday evening at o'clock
in the chapel. The public cordially in
vitcd
Ufr NJ T. Church-Ninth East and
First South. ID. II Hclmick. pastor
Preaching az n a. m. and at p m. Sub
tiful.' evening subject. THE Greater
Riches OF a Real Bonanza" Sunday
81 hooL 9.f5 n. M Epwurth League. Z ..
m. PRAYER meeting, Wednesday evening
az s o'clock. Come and worship with us.
Visitors always welcome
First Methodist Euiscopai.-a3 East
Third South. Rsv. !. q. Bickcl. A. M.
g T. b.. pastor. Preaching az ~ a. m.
and = D. m. Morning theme. Eternity I'm
Your Heart At tho morning service
Paradise at the evening. service the
orchestra Of twenty pieces viii render -
special programme. sunday school al
- a. m, class meeting az 1920 D. M:
Junl"r league, at o.. M; EDwOrth
League AZ %. M. Monday evening at
% clock. at the home Of judge George
2. Goodwin. 2l1 Eighth East TUESDAY
80 D. m. W D. VI. s. at the home Of
Nrs. /. ID. Davis. 40 East Third South.
Wednesday evening al 10. mid Vel,
PRAYER service. followed by teachers
meeting. Saturday afternoon al q O'Clock
quiet hour. Cordial invitation 10 an these
services.
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Our Savior's Evangelical Lutheran
Church.-Fourth East, between Fourth
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Burlington Chapel.-Corner Indiana av-
enue and Navajo street. Sunday school
= $3.50 p. M: @. J. Badertscher. superin-
tcndCut. Friday evening service at
o'clock.
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The Ladies' Literary club viii meet
next Friday afternoon at ? o'clock at
the club house. The subject viii be
Birds Of Passage" and it will be given
in talk by Mrs William G. Jennings.
Mrs G. +. Richards viii take the place
OF Mrs Weir, giving a reading.
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CHURCH
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Episcopal.

All notices for THU column must be
handed in by noon SatLrda5 r.
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German lutheran Evangelical Luther
7r service I'm German Sundays at . p. m
sunday school at p. ~. at Swedish
church. corner Second South and Fourth
Fast streets. j. r.. Graebner. pastor. 953
South Second West
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Rio Grande ChapeI.-Second South. be
tween Ninth and Tenth West. Sunday
school at $3.50 p. m. Miss Bertha +,
Moore. superintendent
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Mr.. =. Parsons viii sing the offertory
at ST. Marks this morning
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The German section Of the Ladies'
Literary club will meet Thursday
morning at 10 o'clock at the club house.
They viii continue the reading of VIII
liam Tell.
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The Daughters Of the Utah Pioneers
have published a programme for ten
meetings 10 be held throughout the
present year. The meetings viii be
largely Of a religious nature and ,the
first one will be held next Thursday at
the home of Mrs. Sears in Waterloo.
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The music section of the Ladies' Lit
erary club viii hold its first meeting
for the year next wednesday morning
at 10 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Hogle,
on Fourth East and Brigham streets.
Several vocal and instrumental selec-
tions win be given and Mrs Nelden
viii present a paper on the history OF
music from the earliest times to the
time Of the TroubadOrs
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Unitarian.

First Unitarian SCCiety.-ServiCes held
in odd Fellows hall. near new postoffict
school and Emerson class. which all i'm.
terestcd i'm. whether members Of the so
siety or not. are cordially invited Ia join
az 1915 p. m. Subject of sermon. Phys
ical. Social and Religious Science" bl
w. IT. Fis'- ir. Music by Unity choir
musical and social entertainment TOl
the purpose OF raising funds for the cleo
rri0al fixtures Of the new hall will bC
held az the home of Mrs George H. Ray.
Pouid Gi3 South West Temple street. Fri
cay evening. Sept. D.
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Garman Evanrelicnl.

Miss Lucy Gatreil will be substituted
at the organ az St. Marks this morning
Tor Mr.. Peabody.
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The Womans club held a special
meeting Wednesday at the home Of
Mrs Johnson. As the regular meetings
of the club arc not till oct H. the
meeting was necessary to elect a del
egatc to the federation meeting. Mrs.
Howard 6. Stowe was elected to repre-
sent the club at the October meeting
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Mrs. G. r. Coulter viii leave the lat
te- part Of the month to represent Utah
at the Colorado state federation meet
ing in Colorado Springs the last three
days of the month She will then be
absent from the October meeting OF the
Utah state federation. and the duty
OF presiding will thus fall on Mrs. z.
=. COrfman Of Provo
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Church Music.

Southwest Mission.-Sccond West and
Mead streets Sunday school al %. m.
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The J. c. w. club VIII meet tomorrow
with Mrs. ?. c. Brown at "a Q street.
As this is the first meeting Of the year
it will be devoted to social matters
mainly
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The history section Of the Ladies'
morning at 10 O'Clock at The club house
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OUR STORE WILL REMAIN CLOSED, TUESDAY, SEP. p,
JEWISH HOLIDAY
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Ladies Literary clubs are everywhere
recognized as social centers, and they
aim TO take an active part as well i'm
the educational life Of the communities
wherever found. The Ladies' Literary
club of this city has arranged for three
Perry lectures, Oct. %. 30 and 81. on the
general subject Of Books and Their
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-01-05

! Long-c0ntinued success is not vouch-
ed to the dependent on popular favor
unless undoubted merit lies behind all
ones efforts. This is proven by the
ephemeral character of the success at
g tanned by stage favorites. The public
is Il tickle mistress and will not stand
for mediocrity or monotOny, and it is
only the unquestioned genius and the
variety of constant change that will re-
tain public favor for any length of
time. The success for a number of
years past of the Corse Payton attrac-
tons is the strongest proof of this gen.
Jus as a manager. Each year his COM
panies visit the same cities and at eY-
cry stopping point are welcome visitors.
Why? Because they give perfect per-
formanceS of the latest metropolitan
successes with a first-class company
and a scenic and property dressing not
given to plays except when special pro-
auctions are made. The people engag-
ed this season for the Corse Payton
Comedy company besides J. Frank
Burke, leading man, and Miss Florence
Hamilton, leading lady, are the best
Mr.. PaytOn has ever had. The COM
pany will on Monday afternoon begin
q one week engagement at the Grand,
presenting for their first play that ster-
ling success and charming drama,
THE Wall Street Merchant" which has
never been seen outside of the high
priced theaters before. Mr.. Payton OBJ
tanned the rights of production.
The curtain will rise at p. m. and
s p. m. sharp.
The following is the repertoire for the
week:
Kitamanra's japanese troupe appears
at every performance.
Monday matinee-The Wall Street
Merchant.
Monday evening-Rosedale, or The
Rifle Ball.
Tuesday matinee and evening-North-
ern Ligths.
Wednesday matlnee-Rosedale, or
The Rifle Ball.
Wednesday evening-The Wall Street
Merchant.
Thursday matinee and evening
Wealth and Poverty.
Friday matinee and evening-A Dan
gerous Woman.
Saturday matinee-Hazel Kirke.
Saturday evening-Guilty Without
Crime.
Seats now on sale for all the per-
foTmanCes.
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VARIOUS ITEMS.

The three colored boys who were arrested
Friday afternoon on the charge of theft,
were turned over to Agent Preston, of the
Organized Charities, Saturday morning, af-
Ter their cases were continued until January
Z In the city court.
The strike of union workmen at the Y. NJ.
C. A. building, which was ordered several
days ago, is still on, and at present there is
little prospect of a settlement.
Director Coe, of the department Of public
works, has appointed Thomas McVety, of
4S2 East street, special bridge-tender His
salary will be $500 year. He began on his
new duties Saturday morning. McVety is
secretary of the Neg Haven Trolly Mans
union.
While at work on power Dress in the
factory Of Hoggson & Pettis Saturday John
Callahan had the thumb Of his right hand
so badly crushed that amputation of one
Joint of the injured member was necessary.
Callahan, who Is seventeen years old, lives
with his parents at 1872 Broadway.
The Yale hockey team will report here
next Wednesday and begin practice at Lake
Whitney for the intercollegiate champion
ship season.
United states Commissioner William A.
Wright Saturday nolled the charge of deser-
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S42 ard $40 CHAPEL STREET.

ton lodged against the three British seamen
by the captain.
Yale will begin work again Wednesday
morning, the students reporting for their
first chapel Of the winter term at $40. Al
ready some Of the men are IN the city, but
for the most part the rush back to work will
be to-day.
Charles Gilmartin, who was taken to the
Grace hospital Friday morning suffering
from conclusion of the brain, was better
yesterday, and it was reported that he
would recover.
The Blues will hold their seventy fourth
annual ball in the Second regiment armory
on Monday night, February 23. The com
mittee Of arrangements consists of Captain
Ernest l.. Isbell, Lieutenant Arnon A. AL
ling, Lieutenant Henry A. Beebe, Sergeant
Bates, Corporals Mcdonald and Alcorn, and
Privates Andrews. Krahl and Lidell.
Consul-General Charles Turner, of Water
bury, who has been visiting his New Haven
friends during his two weeks vacation will
return to his post at Ottawa, Canada, to-
day.
President Hall, of the Consolidated rail
read, has appointed E. L. Pollock, the re-
cont acting purchasing agent of the road, to
the purchasing agency of the system, the
appointment to date from January /. The
appointment Is promotion, and Mr. Pol
lock Is the recipient of many cOngratula-
lions.
A number Of minor improvements and a
general renovation have been made at the
Yale gymnasium during the present vaca-
tion.
To-day the public schools will reopen. At
the two high schools all is in readiness for
the pupils to take up their work where they
left it off before the Christmas vacation. it
is probable that large number of the pu-
pills will take advantage of the half-fare ar
rangement on the trolley cars
Articles have been filed by Attorney Pen
ney Incorporating the Fair Haven Art Glass
company with capital stock of $25. coo.
The directors are David e. Williams,
Charles G. Denman and Charles A. Kraus.
David G. Williams is president of the CON
Germ, which is to manufacture stained
glass. The factory is located in Fair Ha-
ven.
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PuIi'a IheNter,

For the feature act of the Poll bill
that opens this afternoon for one week
Manager Poll has Professor Webb and
his troupe of seals including a sea lion
band. This remarkable troupe of ami
mails have been creating a sensation
wherever they have appeared and per-
form a series of juggling feats that are
said to be wonderful. They will juggle
lighted torches as we'll as balance poles.
They throw rubber balls and do all
sorts of tricks that will amuse the
young as well as interest the old. A
star" is with this troupe, and his
name is Charlie" who is petted and
spoiled as all human stars generally
are. Charlie" leads in everything and
has his own notions about doing tricks.
He is the center Of interest In this WON
derful troupe.
A big vaudeville Offering will sur
round this feature and it will have
John Kernel as the Irish counselor in
one of his splendid talks A European
speciality which Manager Poll will pre-
sent will bring forward Franco Piper
with a banjo act that includes playing
and juggling the Instruments at the
same time. Playing difficult pieces he
has a most novel and original act.
The Adonis trio will furnish the
screaming part Of the bill with their
comedy character burlesques. They
have the Hebrew tramp. the bogus ac-
tor and the leading lady to create COM
cry. Their act is an upriorious one.
Others included in the bill promised
are Lloyd and Walton, refined singing
act; Reed and Shaw with the flying
rings known as the muscular marvels;
James Francis Dooley with Mr.. Dooley
in Black" Barrows and Travis with
a sketch, when They Woke Up" and
the Mother Goose Nursery Rhymes in
the vitograph. Some comedy views will
also be included in the autographs dis
play
Prices, evenings TO- 90, 80 cents. At
ternoons 10. 20 cents. Ladies at matt
nees 10 cents.