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pear at court this morning.
Todd claims that he had purchased
a half interest in the business of an
other party. who claimed to have a
license and that he was under the i'm
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Negro Contractor
Is Arrested

George Todd. colored. was arrested
last night by Officer Kyle on the charge
Of doing business without a license.
He gave bond and was released to ap-
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CUTS DOWN EXPENSES.

Blue Ribbon Vanilla and Lemon Ex-
tracts go twice as far as most other
brands. It means better deserts and
cuts the cost in half
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FOR ALDERMAN, PRECINCT NO. IS.
hereby announce myself candidate
for Precinct Alderman from Precinct 10,
subject to the action OF the Democratic
Primaries. I win appreciate your vote
and any EFFORT you make In my behalf
OLIVER J. SEMMES JR
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JOHN BURNS.

! hereby gsrafr1nce myself q candsdats
Icr street Superintendent OF the City d
EensAcela, sSz11sct to the sct3or OF tn
C ny Ieno's1sstc Primaries. eespectfufly
CHAS. q. yEL.AR.
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w. J. Berry hereby announces as a
candidate for the Office of city Building
inspector. subject to the action of the
City Democratic Primaries. II elected, I
VIII strictly enforce the Building ord
3Ances for the safety Of life and property
Respectfully,
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". J. BERRY.

hereby announce my candidacy for
building InEsecanr. subject to the action
OF ne White Democratic Primary Your
supSort vta be appreciated
JOHN A ANDERSON
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hereby anDoSr0cs aIy candidacy for
building inspector. suhjse4 to the action
OF the White S<GcOcrStis Primaries
should like the support OF ali democrats.
BEN w SEEI.Y
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I hereby announce myself a CANDIDATE
LOT street superintendent Of Pensacola,
subject to the action Of the democratic
Pr1Lnartes and respectfully solicit thu SUI
p01s OF al voters.
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ro1 MsYo6.

7 hereby announce myself c4noids1c
FOR Mayor OF the City OF PenSacosa- SD V.
$r4msriss' II elected VIII Devote my
time md attention 20 the duties o. the
once. Your vote and support Is respect
fully solicited G c GOODMAN.
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- SO0i FEANR REILLY.

: hereby snnounce myself cancidete
fo> Msyor OF the City Of PsnsScoiz. suS-
SEA- ~ ere scf45h % the Democratic Prl.
rnsrssE. Y0tu support respectfully Solicit
lie coNcANNoN.
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c. c. GOODMAN.

7 hereby announce mySeif candidate
so- lEzvors az tne cfty OF Pensecela- SUD
seet "a the waite Democratic PrLmarE.
ADOLPH CREsHsNHJE.
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Il A Dubuiss5n. the .sx .aze-zr cauai-
cate Tor Superintendent OF Streets Frsrty
sSexs resident Of Pensccc.z, IS years
ToSTcsant at one stand
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FOR ALDERMAN, PRECINCT II.
I hereby announce my candidacy for
reelection as Precinct Alderman from
Precinct No. il. subject to the White
Democratic Primary.
DAVE KUGEIMAN.
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keFsov announce myself = .cAndtdafe
IL Etcceed myself for Mayor OF the sClsy
~ Pensacoia- subject % the action o. tlis
Denn3eraffc Primaries. I -sspecuulIy
solicit 7cur support. ..,.S- -x1-=z11
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FOB MARSHAL

au = candidate for City Marshal. sub
ject to tie Tgeits Democratic Primaries,
and viii G1preciats the support OF all
FRANK WILDE.
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ElRE cHIEE

hereby announce myself q candidate
fer -c-electian to the once OF Chief Of
r.. rte Department, subject to thu &C.
tisr OF the white Democratic Primaries.
s1s VII appreciate Ghs support Of all vot-
". r. BECKER.
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FOR TAX COLLECTOR.
hereby announce myself for re-electisn
for tia once Of City Tax Collector. sub
3sct IA the action OF the White Democratic
FI'H..1ss. JoHN Cary wHTrsa.
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ASrekY announce my candidacy tor
City Recorder, subject 70 the action OF
the Welte Democratic Primary. Your
support viii Be appreciated.
JNO. G. WELSH
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hereby announce ny candidacy sor
Building InspsezSr "a lhe approaching
CITY Democratic PS1ruSyy, and respect
fully solicit the suppoEf Of 1Ii voters.
JOHN Z LONG
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"a RzcosozA

hereby annsunra eovSen skndidace
the action Of .hs SSty Democratic Pri-
nsaries. yeur s=Epcgt respectfully solicit
Id WzSE1AA II JOHNSON.
RnrorI1ar
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hereby announce my candidacy for
Chief OF the Fire Department. subject to
the White Democratic Primary. Your
sup1srt viii be appreciated.
HFf!RY !. COBURGER.
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70 work 10 get It Thanking YOU for any
fscorR SHOWN, am, Respectfully,
r. n. MERRITT
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FRANK SANDERS.

BY the request Of my friends, hereby
announces my candidacy for Marshal Of
tioIt q the White Democratic Primaries.
VICTOR Hoist, Sr.
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hereby announce my candidacy for
Supervisor OF Registration, subject 10 the
action 81 the White Democratic Primary
JOS. a HICKS
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Foa 5uU.p,no ,NzY=croa

I barely Announce pa5seh a candidate
for the ONCE CT Brsldirx srrDector sub
tect to tAs action 81 She City Democratic
PRIMARIES, Snd respectfully solicit the
votes OF al tlrcSa sTa@5
SADE 8. SEASSYIEFORD.
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hereby announce myself candidatt
for re-etscticn for City Marshal, subject
to the acton Ct the Democratic Primar-
les. I PROMISE that II elected I win serv'
the public IN the future as I have In the
past
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FOR STREET SUPERlNT EhpENT.
am candidate for Street Syusri-.
ten6eut, slibjeeS 70 the white Democratic
Primaries. snc will appreciate SssVr 7cp,
port 4 employ only write iaoSr.
MIKE OLEAPY.
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FOR CITY EJECT dECIAN.
hsreby announce NY candidacy for re-
election IS City Electrician. subject 10
tbs Democratic Primary. I have held this
pcsistSa fer IS years and am running on
nay fe00F LEN LesARoN.
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-oR SUPERINTENDENT. WATER

for the once of Superlntendent OF TYater
! Works. subject to the actor OF i've
! Democratic Primaries, and esE the sup,
port OF ali voters.
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hereby azsf'yu.ae TnySzls candidate
for Stree Superintendent ~ the city Of
Senss<osa, sIstccS % tie action Of the
Sky Democratic Primaries VIII appra-
oeAee your yots. snd .SEur suppart is re-
soect<rllT solicited
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-29

FoR CITY ATTORNEY.
an a randsSate for reelection TO TIE
ofZSe II city Attorney, suo1ecc q TIC
action Of the White Democratic PTtrnar-
JOHN B. JOKES.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-29

hereby anneunce myself a candidate
for Alderman 1T Large ron Precinct No.
Is. subject to tie sction of the White
Democratic PRIMARIES. Y elected will
stand tor pros-ass Your Support WIN be
sreaily Appreciated
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-29

< ae~cb- announce myself cssndidzce
fs- Ire ofH-s OF tax assessor. subject %
tps acton q the White Democratic rrt-
rsass>s, am respectfully solicit the sup
port ~ al voters
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I hereby announce myself a candidate
for supsryisor q Registration, subject to
tne scion o. ne Democratic Primaries
3. de GRAAF.
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! hereby announce myself a candidate
for the once Of Supervisor OF Registra-
tlony subject 70 the seton Of the Demo-
cratic Primaries. and respectfully solicit
the votes Of all democrats.
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FOR ALDERMAN AT LARGE.
L hereby announce my candidacy for re-
election as Alderman at Large from Pre-
cinct IL. and respectfully solicit the sun
port OF ali voters
JOHN PFErFFER.
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] hereby announce my candidacy 70
CITY Physician, subject to the action Q
fhs white Demscraac Primary. The sup
port OF an demscraEs win be appreciated
WIN. d. MOBILES.
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FOR ALDERMAN, PRECINCT 10.
/ hereby announce myself g candidate
for Precinct Alderman from Precinct No
IL, subject to the action Of the Demo
cratic Primaries.
GEO. McGHAN. JR-
am q candidate for Precinct Alder
man In Precinct No. Is, and viii appre-
ciate the support OF all democrats In the
coming city primary.
A N. AVERY.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-29

wish TO announce my candidacy for
Plumbing Inspector. subject to the action
OF the White DEMOCRATIC Primartes.
GEO H HINR1CHS
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hereby announce myself q candidate
Tor Precinct Alderman from Precinct
Number Twelve. subject to the action Of
the White Democratic Primaries I VIII
appreciate your vote.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-29

FOR ALDERMAN, PRECINCT n
L hereby announce myself 8 Candidate
TOR Precinct Alderman from Precinct No
L. subject to the action Of the Demo
cratic Primaries.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-29

hereby anGounae, myself 8 candidate
for Street. Cs-srircts- dent, subject to ibs
action OF the SsmsEE Democratic P-ina--
les. and respectfully soiicit yoor support
am now servi1- SEs unezoired Term
made vacant Is Wa death OF the late
DAN 1oauas
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-29

I hereby announce rnysalf a car5h5s r.
for the Office OF Supervisor Of Reeistra-
ton. am not asking your sunno14 he
cause you may have some special srie-
cause I want the Office, and am w5lISng
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-03-29

FOR SUPERVISOR or REGISTRATION.
/ hereby announce my candidacy for
reelection as City Supervisor Of Regis
tratton. subject 70 the White Democratic
Prtnary. II my work IN that ONCE meets
with your approval shall be glad to have
I'D. GOSS.
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! beg to announce to the Democratic
voters Of the City Of Pensacola that am
a candidate for the once Of Plumbing In
spector. and respectfully ask your support
at the next Democratic Primary election
Z G. ACOSN-
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Eos crV puYsIcIAN.

FOX CITY PHYSICIAN.
hereby announce myself as candi-
date for re-slsctton for City Physician
subject e the white Demecratic Primar-
les. snd ask your support on my pasi
DR. E. 2. BRUCE
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Fos ALpzaMAN ATtA,

Foa ALDERMAN AT LARGE,
4 am cg-aEs6afe foe reelection, as
s1STpzan at Large rom Precinct IA sub
lect 70 the Whts Democratic Primary.
Tns support OF all democrats viii be APP
r. q. RENSHAw.
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COMPTROLLER.
Z nersoy aEosunoe myself cAcGfdSSs
fc- r~-ssectIoa 20 the eHce CT Comp
D-1oerz5c frip-zxy. snk wtn appreciate
the votes Of al mo G WARD.
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hereby announce ny candidacy for
Street Superintendent. suojsct 20 the ac-
COT 81 the White Democratic Prira-y
The support Of al democrats VIII b. an
2rsctste4- I have had eight yearx' ,1sc.-
eertence as fcrenan on street wo-k.
Jas. O'RR1EN
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ynr rAs AssEsaoE

r5F EIlSk Als8E 33ON.
I hSrShY RE7ocTfoa KY cazoRsaeY fcS
- sieckSCe ae City Tax Assssso2. scn3eci
10 tbs 0cssoa u tie Waite 2'snocs7cc
fss7;ss rHos 7crnssoN.
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FOR PLUMBING INSPECTOR.
] hereby announce my candidacy foI
re-election As Plumbing Inspector, sub
ject to the action OF the White Demo
cratic Primary Your support win be ap-
Pfe'i~'ed JACK BRANDON.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-18
Central Conservatory.

A central conservatory OF music. IN
which all branches OF the art Wall be
taught. and which Is planned by us toua.
great an authority and as substantial
and thorough the great conservatories
Of the east are to their respective sec
The reputa ton and works OF the men who
are In charge of actual work are Of the
highest character. and promise well for
the future OF the institution.
The new conservatory promises thai It
will set and maintain the highest stand
ards in music. It's articles os inco-pors..
state Tuesday. The incorporators and Of
ficers are Willard Weihe, president. J. j.
Mcclellan. dean; David p Howells, Vice
president. Serge B. Campbell. secretary-
constitute the directorate,
Willard Weihe. the president Is one
Of the most popular ard ar be best ,aH,g, known vi1
addition to having a large clientele. he is
conductor of the Orpheum orchestra and
has other fields OF musical endeav0r. %
violin department OF the conservatory,
and will also have charge of the orches-
tra department.
Prof John ]. Mcclellan. dean Of the
school. will be its general supervisor He
win be IN direct charge Of the piano de-
partmcnt and will have associated with
six years, study abroad a Jew months
ago. Professor Mcclellan will also have
charge OF the organ department.
Alfred Best, pupil of Ferguson In Ber.
lin, Will be I'm charge OF the department OF
vocal instruction. David Reese. the pop
ular tenor. who came TO this city recently
from Provo TO locate here. Will be asso-
ciated In this department with Mr.. Best.
Charles F. Stayner. well known as an
Instructor and composer. Will be III
charge of the department or harmony
and will be associated also In the plano
Instruction department. There VIII be
corps of about twenty assistant m
structors divided among the diHerent de-
partments The conservatory Will begin
its work with an enrolment OF toU Inusir
students,
Until further plans are consummateo
the conservatory wifi occupy a suite OF
eight large rooms on the top floor of the
Templeton building.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-18

by some hocus pocus recover the
swag and return it 10 auntie.'
The scheme. you see, yields first
~ a chance for a snowy costume
ball. "Topsy-Turvy' is at quar-
ter-dollar roof garden by day and
a half dollar by night. Economy
is desirable. SO thc castoff ward
robes of half dozen bygone ex.
,ravaganzas have been bought at
a bargain sale. and the masquerade
Is dressed forth in variously splen-
did but badly tarnished finery.
And a dance snatched gratis from
Paris. the tango, is exploited. 1t is
not unlike the turkey trot, but
comes from Paris, where it sup
planted the cakewalk with the steps
of the tarantella.
AS 10 the bogus burglary; it be:
came genuine. Pinkle really did
come to the ball. He was counter
part of Fweddie. But he kept out
of Fweddie s sight. was mistaken
bv the aunt and niece for an imlta-
ton of himself. and finally made
getaway with the fortune in Jew
els. When the time came for the
plav to end. however. police Rad
on Pinkle's Joint, with all the
chorus as policemen, made a ell
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-18
Concerts at Saltair.

Concerts at Saltair
Two band concerts form the pro
gramme for Saltair today. Montgom-
ery's band plays both afternoon and
evening in the hippodrome. The pro-
gramme follows:
AFTERNOON.
March Our Columbia Forever. Chambers
Overture, Stradella ......,....s.. .E1otow
Characteristic. Tomahawk Dance.
stlSrIildH
Selection. Prlma Donna ........ Herbert
Dance of the Clowns arranged by
Montgomery. humorous basoon
solo.
Grand international Fantasia. Baetens
Mexican Serenade. La Poloma. Yradier
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-18

Undoubtedly the event Of the week
and month IN local music circles will
be the grand sacred concert to be given
tonight at st. Mary's cathedral, un-
der the direction Of Miss Nora Glea-
son, organist and director Of ST. Mary s
cathedral choir. For this concert Miss
Gleason has gathered around her many
of the best artists, both vocalists and
instrum entalists OF Salt Lake City.
Her selected programme is magnih,
cent one, much Of the music being
classical, all of it of a high order of
merit and ell flled with the spirit OF
reverence and devotion that BELTS the
holy day and the holy place. The com
pleted programme follows:
Magnificst Qrom 18th Mass) ... Mozart
Cathedral Choir.
c. r SHELTON, first violin: George
pInE' second violin, Albert Press.
viola; Alfred Press, cello; ]. L. He
baus, bass.
Matilda James OF Junior Choir
Organ solo, Consolation" ...... kirchner
Miss Gleason.
Violin solo, AVE Maria. '......, .Counod
'O''A ~ G. E. skelton,
Mrs. T. w. Curtis, ] W. Curtis.
Nj j.,
Soprano solo, "Salve Regina. Dana
Miss Mae O'Nell.
NJ, ]. Brines, solost, and Cathedral
Harp solo. .. Mrs. Edward McGurrn
inRammaIus (Stabat Mater ....., RossinL
Mrs Corinne Harris Hammer and
. Cathedral Choir; ,,.s,,.,.u-,,,.
-A@a4e g +. sEeiton, hrs, violin; George
Kiink, second violin; Albert Press.
viola; Alfred Press, cello. g..
Mrs Corinne Harris Hammer. Miss
Alice Farrell. NJ j. Brines.
Hallelgiah Mount OF olives'- seefaGyen a:;orsn
Veni Greater ~ -,,-,,s e'Aor-a
The Rev william Henry coreoran:
Veni Jesu man. ......... Cherubnl
O Salutaris ....,.. .......-.. Browne
Miss Alice Farrell. contraLto solo
list; Mrs. Corinne Harris Hammer
Miss Mae O'Neil. Mrs Charles
Beatley.
Tantum Ergo. ....... .,......, Nerdussen
Cathedral Choir
Laudate Dominum .Gregorian Chant
TIE Deum ..,..,..... .,,.-.....-.'- .HeaSh
The following singers are to take part:
opranos-Mrs. Corinue Harris Ham
r,er. Mrs, ]. T. OConnor. Mrs. j. w.
Curtis. Mrs. ]. Hol Moore. Misses Mae
O'Neil. Lille Whelan. Encenia MERCER,
Mazda HeSnev, Giadvs Heeney Faith
Rsdman. Jrene Delaney. Anna Sullivan.
Ruth EIleen. Grace Sullivan, Enid Glea-
son. Misnon Denhalter, Katherine Dris-
] coll Wanda SosinsEi Elizabeth Daugh-
| erty Marguerite Scott,
Altos-Mrs Hazel Redman Beatey.
Misses Alice Farrell, Jennie kroll, Agnes
Cuddy. Mary Jenkinson. Anna Taylor.
| Bessie Mchaels.
Tenors-M j. Brincs. Oswald Veltz.
Edmund Erdmann., Eugene Holiday; A..
! ] Du Quesne, C, a. Locke Hans Piper
| Thorean Nadon.
| Bassos-F r. DALEY, George Soffe, Ed
mund Condor. Norman Vote. Anon Bru-
neau. 7. w. Curtis. Joseph Sauer. j. j.
! Bartch.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-18

(a) Golden Wedding ..-... Gabriel Marie
(b) Traunern (by. requesO. .Schurasnn
(a) Slavonic Cradle Song Nernda
The Bridal Train .......M Moore
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-18
Lillian Can Sing Again.

On our way to Coney Island l
met the most beautiful theatrical
woman in America; why, Lillian
Russell. She has held the dis
tinction nigh on to forty years,
since as sweet sixteener she be-
gan ct Tony Pastor 3 variety the
oter in an abbreviation of Pa
tience." (" She passed at once into
fine productions of comic opera
and cigar labels, cigarette pictures
and fame and fortune; but see her
now on her way to summer vau-
deyilIe shown motor car
manned by chauffeur and lack
ey. She is going TO crowded the
ater where she has to be gowned
and gemmed twice q day by the
maid who sits beside her in the au
tomobile. Every afternoon and
evening she has to sing ., fifteen
minutes, resting only while the
audience applauds her; nor does
Sunday bring and respite; and at
the end Of each week she has TO
take $1,000 in pay for her week s
depth of her fall into vaudeville.
l1Cf VOICE ndNJuU uecn' ie9tplc' "
several years of ease in comedy,
she is able TO sing again as of
yorc.
Poor Lillian. As she came down
TO the footllghts in this summer g
show, she was still. ] think, our
handsomest of theatrical women.
Not in her first condition Of girl
hood, for her complexion was
layer of pigment, her eyebrows
and lids were painted, her lips
were daubed red, and her hair was
bleached to the tint Of q lemon,
All the coloring was artifciality.
But her face kept its shaping Of
ideal beauty intact. She had les
sened her adipose tissue by diet,
exercise, or both. Or had heart
ache lowered her weight? Lillian
has never made any secret of her
wodlocks She married John Bra
ham when under 20. Edward Solo.
mon when about 30. and both were
orchestral wielders of batons for
her
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-18
Madame Brodbcck to Give Concerts.

Madame Sophie Brodbeck, one of the
popular and most talented musicians of
the city, known alike for her ability as
an instructor in piano and vocal music,
is completing plans for the establish
ment Of the Salt Lake City Music
school. Madame Brodbeck proposes to
give number of public concerts as
soon as arrangements can be com
pleted
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-18
Bad Acting Wrecks a Worthy Play
BUYERS Make youth a Scream
Judy Comedy at Summer Garden Lillian Russell Singing
Again. Fair Day at Pocatello

cialty when she and De Wolf Hop
per were coupled at the Weber"
Fields music hall at a thousand u
week apiece, That's 80, I chance
to know The show there was sat-
Isfactory to the managers if 1t
paid its way TO April. leaving the
rest of spring and all of summer
for tour of the country. Lillian
and De Wolf were happy with the
town end of their employment.
She because she likes the whirl Of
Gotham, and he because it enabled
him to be years resident presi
dent OF the Lambs club
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-18
First Congreg tional.

Tracy Y. Cannon. organist at the First
Congregational church. Will Sive the fol-
lowing numbers at the regular service
Prelude, Morning" Faulks
OTertory. Spring Song" .Mendelssohn
J,osthIde .. ...... ..-...... Rogers
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-18
Music for Masses.

Miss Loretto Boehler and Miss Mar
guerite Kelly will be the soloists at the
S clock mass at st. Marys cathedral.
Miss Margaret Connelley will sing at
the 9 clock mass. Miss Eugeniu
Mercier will sing the offertory solo,
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Concert at Liberty Park.

The Programme for the Sunday con.
cert at Liberty park TO be gwen at
clock today by Held s Military band
follows:
March. Man Behind the Gun. sousa
Grand selection. Faust ....-.- ,Gounod
Caprice
(a) Trailing the Trail. ......,..Ju Junk
OBJ Three Little Maids. ........ Eaines
Popular selection. Red Mll'.. Herbert
Anda ntino. TO Ny WIFE. .Lemaire
Duet for two cornets.
Overture. "Rosamunde" Shubert
Popular selection Irish Airs Godfrey
Solos for all Instruments
Caprice
(a) Stop Your Tickling. ......... T!laer
(b) Temptation Rag .....-..:, Brown
Finale. Star Spangled Banner.
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The children of the Junior choir Will
give their annual entertainment on FRI
day, June 80 The programme will be
in honor of the Rt Rev. Bishop Scan
Ian
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MUSIC
Junior Choir Entertains.
JcpT@Ho o .

Ave Maria" by Johnson. for the II
O CLOCK mass
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Go TO Ogden and back Sundays via
o, 8. L. for 81.