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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-30
NOTICE OF SPECIAL TAX.

Notice Is hereby given that special
AK for the purpose OF extending the paw
ing has been levied and confirmed by
2ialhances OF the CITY Council approved
lively
Said special tax Is levied upon the fol
giving described real property in Salt Lake
81: and 6. block 81: / and >. olock se;
.. s. and block %: i p 2 and 4
plock 50: and 6. block %. ali IN pia,
=, SAT- Lake City survey. abutunE on
both Sides Of Sixth South street between
First West and State streets. In Paving
District No, @S. OF salt Lake CITY. and
Is due and payable In ten equal annual
,1. ,nssa,i'nenlN beElnnine JGly %. 1872. IN
terest at the rate of six per cent Der an
num on the whole amount of said tax
shall be computed from the date OF The
approval OF the ordinance confirming the
levy OF said tax 70 wit: July &c. 1911:
and interest at said rate on the whole
amount OF said tax unpaid shall be due
and PAYABLE With each instzllmen.. II
any tnstnllment or interest aforesaid IL
not paid on tho date when same becomes
due. then the whole amount vi the tax
unpaid al the time said lnstalment and
interest are dne viii become due and
payable and VIII draw interest al the
rate OF eight per cent per annum until
sale OF the property assessed. One or
more OF said instsll'ncniS IN the order in
which they are PAYABLE aforesaid or the
whole tax may be pa!d without interest
at any time within thirty days after the
OF the ordinance confirming The
levy OF the tax; and one or more OF said
lnstallments IN the order In which they
are PAYABLE. or tho whole tex uppald
may be paid on The dav any instalimcnt
IS due by paving the amount thereo! and
interest 10 said dav.
All special taxes are payable a. my
1fflce. room lo2 city and county build
nE. Salt Lake CITY
Dated at Salt Lake City. Utah. this
18th day OF July. 1911
GIDEON SNYDER.
rity Treasurer and Collector OF Special
Taxes.
Paving extension No. Sd
First partial estimate. hea4i
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Noted Harpist Here.

|pltor OF Importance from Denver
"a week Is Joseph Mason Howard
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. J
|Ian and other friends until Sun,
..Dulng. Mr.. Howard Is one OF the
arplsts of the west, and a leading
Ia the musical life OF Denver. He
1e president Of the Denver Vocal
4 for number OF years. this So
icing the originator OF the annual
n festival Of Colorado. the first
II which took place In October. 1902
taye grown to be a feature Of the
4 work in Colorado Mr.. Howard s
T. musicales. In which he is assiste
II hest local and visiting artists.
bsen enjoyed by several Utah
4 and are considered most de-
|1ilcged Of attending.
Howard is not a professional mu-
. but an amateur ranking In ac-
|1hment with leading professionals
. western country. He Will be In
g musicale 10 be given in his honor
h Hotel Utah Sunday evening. July
no O'clock. While here he is MAX
Id on his numerous musical friends.
/ hem being Prof. willard Weihe.
Best, NJ. J. BrInes. Ed p, Kim
Ihomas Giles. George f. SHELTON
q and Mrs A C. Andrews.
Howard says that the Hotel Utah
rorfoct hotel as he has ever seen,
Ne ls much impressed with the
} and spirit of Salt Lake, for which
|1ftains a high regard,
Mcclellan. who leaves to attend
.1tal convention Of the National
&fion OF Organists at Ocean Grove.
Monday. Will accompany Mr.. How
fnr as Denver on his eastern trip
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Some Popular Music.

At Liberty park this afternoon. b.,
ginning al o'clock. Hclds band win Give
sic: " ''''' ~"
March, The Hustler. Nfroi
overture, Orpheus. Arranged by Reeves
tal That Peculiar Rag..... Facan
- to) AIeNnndcr's Rag Time Band Berlin
Popular Excerpts From Madame
SnSrrI -. -.,... ..s....... .HaucToach
Grand Selection English Airs .Godfrey
Ir.Ssc} lppN" F1ntasia. Winter. .I.amnc
s3anGes, faust Arranged bv Robinson
nonsS OF the Day. stephen Foster
III iiplcN SirI ...,......s..... Aver
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-30
Christi an Scianca

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIEN
llST--336 East Third South. Sunday SER
vices ii O'Clock A. m. Sunday school 9:45
a m. The Wednesday evening services
are held at s o'clock.
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCI
1NLlST-Unity hall, 1873 Second East
Sunday services II o'clock a. m, Sunday
school 9:45 a m, Wednesday evening
services o'clock. All are welcome to
these church services. Subject, Sunday
sermon. Love" Free reading rooms
In the Scott building. 1sS South Main
street where Christian Science litera-
ture may be obtained. No Sunday even
Ing services during July and August
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,r,a Good Things Coming.

craham Music bureau. which has
-ueh for this city during the past
lac TO bring musical attractions
a now affiliated with several mu-
nd lyceum bureaus OF the east,
"a arrangements made viii permit
4 OF the most entertaining attrac-
bsips heard here at popular prices
-.lssion. Owing 10 Manager Fred
"a recent connection with the
>rrIal club publicity bureau. some
n ability and experience Will be
In charge OF the details OF the
sa, Mr.. Graham merely acting as
oyesldert Attractions already
are: Senator Thomas =. Gore,
ma orator OF oklahoma: the Max
i Dick Berg Concert Co.. Myrtle
pianlst; Francis J. Hcncy from
.1nciscO; Alton Packard. tho cole
4 cartoonist. and John Il. Ratio.
soWned impcrsonator Miss Elvyn
'lstsst to be booked. This charm
.d talented pianist has recently
4 successful tour OF Europe. She
"A at one OF Salt Lakes recent
festivals. and has many friends in
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Weather forecast for the state Of Utah:
Generally fair Sunday and Monday.

Comparative weather data at Salt Lake
The highest tempcra ture today was 81
degrees; the highest In this month since
1874 was 102 degrees. The lowest tenn
perature last night was So degrees. the
lowest this month since 1874 was 43 de-
grees. The mean temperature for today
was as degrees: the normal was IS de-
grees. The accumulated deficiency OF
temperature since the first Of the month
Is % degrees the accumulated excess
since January is Sc degrees.
The relative humidity at a m. today
was i9 per cent, the relative humidity at
p. m today was 30 per cent.
The total precipitation for the twenty
four hours ending at p, m. today was
none. The total for this month to date
Is .o2 Of an inch; the accumulated de-
hciency for this month to date Is .49 of
an inch; the total precipitation since jan
uary l TO date is s.1S inches. the accu-
mulated deficiency since January Is LOB
inches
Sun rises at 522 a. M; sun sets at 7:46
p m. July 80. 1911.
WEATHER OBSERVATIONS AT sP. NJ.
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Bauer Rivals Padnrevys,.j

VI Harold Bauer, the pianist. who will
FlsIl America next season. a London
goIIespondenl writes that he has taken
EuroOc literally by storm; that NOT since
INC best days OF Paderewski has any
pianist attained such popularity. In ovi-
usncs ne cites the artists engagements
WHlcn MED remarkable season extend :
ing from Spain TO Sweden Raner's corn
ing American tour Will be under the di-
rec1on OF Loudon Charlton He has al
! Ioudy pcen engaged By such important
harmonic, the Boston Symphony orches-
tIa, the New York Symphony the Gin
Sgdhhatl symphony and tho Chicago
Pacific coast " wy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-30
SOCIALIST CANDIDATES
TO TALK AT WANDAMERE

The Socialist party OF Salt Lake City
day. at which oil OF the candidates on
this party's ticket will speak, The So
ciallsts are expected to celebrate at 4
o'clock at the band stand and AT
o o'clack in the evening the scene Of the
speaking will be changed to the dancing
pavilion. big crowd Ia expected
The candidates who will speak ero
w. 2. Ramsey, candidate for mayor.
Henry w Lawrence and ]. L. Donelly'
candidates for the tvur~year term OF
commissioner; n, =. Burt and w NJ
Kncrr. candidates for two-yenr term OF
commissioner, and Alfred Sorenson, can
didato for auditor
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NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS.

Oficc OF the Board of Public Works
Salt Lake City. Utah. july 2l 1911
Sealed proposals VIII be received Ell
this Office until ; o'clock p. M Friday.
Auoust II. 1911. fcr constructing ppe
sewers IN Sewer Extension No. 233
Pennsylvania avenue west from Iowa
street between Second and Third South
streets. according 20 plans on Me In the
city engineers office.
Instructions 20 bidders together with
plans. prohles specifications and forms
for contract and bond may be obtained
upon application at the office OF the
board OF pUbllr works or city engineer.
A deposit q $500 VIII b required when
specifications are delivered
The right is reserved 20 reject any and
all bids.
BY order OF the board OF public works
n. c.. M'hILLAN. Chairman.
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Lutheran,

SWEDISH LUTHERAN CHURCH
Second South and Fourth East streets
The Rev, Erik Floreen. pastor. SUNDAY
school 1890 a. M, services o. IN
Moeting OF the Mission society Thurs
and Mrs. Nels Lindskog. 3S7 West Tenth
South street
NORWEGIAN LUTHERAN CHURCH
800 South Fourth Fest street Kr
kVammo, pastor: residence, 45S South
Fourth East street. Morning service, II
o'clock: Sunday school. 10 O'clock: Blble
class. 1915 o. NJ The Ladies' AID So
c!ety meets with Mrs. Chris Fehr. 9355
Windsor avenue
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New Incorporation
Filed with the county clerk

FHeu WIN the county clerk.
Alta Consolidated Mining company. to
engage In a general mining business; cap
ital stock; S3.000,000, divided into shares
II. Winwood, vice president and V. I.
SNOW, secretary and treasurer. These,
with Hans Vunder and A o. jacobson
constitute the directorate
Pauloo- Bradwin company TO encaea In
8 general suit and millinery business:
capital stock, 10000; l.. a Pauoo
PRESIDENT: l. Tyler, Vice president; Adella
BradWir secretary and treasurer. These,
together with Edward McGurrin and NJ
S. Lawther. form the directorate
Iron County Land company capItaI
stock, $4,000; Edward L. Sheets. presj-
dent; Horace z. Peery. vice president:
Jesse 7, Badger. secretary and treasurer
These, with Isaac Mcfarland and Carl
a. Badger. form the directorate
Two band concerts Saltair today.
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mrs, JOHN W. ROOKLIDGF,
Demurrer Argued.

Arguments on the demurrer Of several
oeIendants TO the suits OF the Utah Con
per company to oust them from prop
erty In Carr Fork and 10 recover certain
rental alleged to be due took up prac-
ticaliy the entire morning In Judge r. y
LeWlss division OF the Third district
court yesterday, and the motions were
taken under adrisement. The cases ere
against Erik Sampson, Matt Lund. John
Jyosnson ct a. John rnbaca ct al. Jake
Holm ct al. Oscar johnson et al Milo
Johnson and Matt Johnson.
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WILLIAM THURSTON BROWN
GETTING TO THE FRONT

In Salt Lake City there arc many Of his
friends who will be much gratined 10
learn OF the success with which William
Ihurston Brown, former pastor OF the
the northwest country.
A letter Of recent date, received here by
MT and Mrs. Harry E. Greene. tells OF
the fact that Mr.. Brown has been Of
fered a permanent and highly adyan-
tageous position In charge OF tho Mod :
ern School at Portland, Oregon. 1t is
stated that Col Charles Erskine Scott
W ood, noted lawyer Is president of the
Modern School association which has rem ;
dered the new position to Mr. Brown. and
which the Inter has decided to accept
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Presbyterian.

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
corner Of South Temple and c Streets
Rev, William NJ. Paden. D. D., pastor
Morning service at IL o'clock: no even
ing service; Sunday school at 1890 D. m.
Ing; teachers meeting at 7:30: prayer and
conference at y. m, Everybody cor
daily invited TO all these services,
WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH, corner First West and Fifth
south streets,-The explanation OF q
Hard Verse OF Scripture" and its mp
plicetion 10 modern life viii be the pur-
pose OF the sermon by the pastor Greer
Alvin Foota. at the morning service, II
o'clock The Beautiful Cover and how,
II may used every day will be the sub
lect at 1;45 p. m. Sunday school at 1915
You are invited to these services and
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
ONCE Of tho Board OF Public Works,
Salt Lake CITY. Utah IulV u lalI

Salt Lake City, Utah July 81. 1911.
Sealed proposals will be received u,
this office until 5 O'Clock D. m, Friday
August H. 1911, for constructing pipe
sewers In Sewer Extension No. 300
Fletcher court south from Fourth South
between Ninth and Tenth Enst streets
according TO plans on fle in the city
engineers office.
Instructions TO bidders. together with
plans prohles. specifications and forms
upon application at the Office of the
board OF public works or city engineer
A deposit OF $500 will be required when
Specifications are delivered
The right Is reserved TO reject any and
all bids.
BY order of the board OF -uelic works
H G. MMILLAN. Chairman,
h2504
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qQmr al1l1lllll 1l(l16fl1tt0Fll5

stanty sought his advice on ovory kind
81 Inuslchl problem. sure OF getting from
thls wonderful man helpful idcas Tbns
"a" is an ceucator OF far-reaching influ-
eHcs as Wei AS an artist OF the hlrbc.,
RANK. y dramatic genius. ho would bav.
been great az mn actor had n. moi adn1,,
su music as his vocation. and this mower
coupied with his wonderful pcrsonaiitv
.,,., aotounts IN Iarge measure Tor the fascI-
hatlnE charm OF his Interpretations
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Americans Make Good.

fean singers have won high favor
leading opera houses OF Europe,
9 Boston musical critic. In Nor
3erhldine Farar, Emma Eames.
Garden and David BIspham
q has produced singers who have
|fernatlonal fame. 1t is interest
note that the most illustrious ex-
OF native talent with the one cX-
nave been women, Bispham being
man who has prominently repre-
this country abroad. not only in
put In oratorto and song recital.
3tgpham has always been a friend
ERllnE young artists and has helped
Elth counsel and financial assist
colleges. school boards. writer's,
} and musical societies have con-
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your presence will be greatly appreciated
Christian,

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Corner OF Fourth South and Third East
streets. Charles r. Neel pastor, 267 East
Eourlh south street. Sunday services at
! a m Morning. Growth Upward ''
Blbie school at 10 a. m. Christian En-
deVor at { p. m. Prayer meeting Wed
neSday night. Special gospel meetings
Will begin September 3. led by Evancelist
Fl. o. Breeder
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Let us go up into the mighty hills;
For peace, and power and strength are there;
There majesty Of Nature thrills,
And all the world is wondrou, fair.
Let us forget the tumut and the strife,
And live in dreams, disdainful Of the odds;
FOR one brieE hour let quaf the wine Of life
Tomorrow? Sure! Tomorrow's with the gods.
J. B. Miller,
July g. 1911
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Methodist.
METHODIST

FIRST METHODIST EPfSCOPAL
CHURCH-yrancis Burgette Short. pas
tor, Preaching. 10.46 a. M; subject
Things Concerning Christ" This Ser
mon VIII deal with the essential OLE
ments involved IN the mission OF Christ
Evening service ut 7s46 O'Clock: subject
Where Do You Live? OF Moving In the
Larger Spheres" There will be a mes
sage for all classes In the evening SER
mon; The old hymns will be sung. The
service VIII be quite Informal This Is
homelike church for holneliks people.
Tourists and strangers arc cordially well
come and invited.
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Sunday Services i'm
Salt Lake Churches
CORDIAL WELCOME TO ALL SERVICES ExTENpED 70 An
Congregational.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
Corner Fourth East and First South
Elmer /. Goshen, pastor. Morning service
at IL O'Clock. sermon by the Rev. j.
Challen Smith.
P II L L / P S CONGREGATIONAL,
CHURCH, corner Fifth South and Sew
enth East streets,-Rev. p A. Simpkin
pastor. Services as follows today: Sun
day school at 9:45 morning sermon by
the Rev Oliver Blanchard Loud at IL a.
m; Christian Endeavor at $40. no other
evening service during July and August,
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Boys Narrow Escape,

Harry Lack OF 1875 West First South
street. 10 years old. narrowly escaped
drowning In the swimming tank OF the
Deseret gymnasium Wednesday night
For several minutes he was on the bot
tom OF the tank unconscious while rae
Ing swimmers passed over him He was
noticed by two other boys. who thought
he had been under water too long ma
diving, brought him TO the surface II
look twenty minutes TO bring him TO
consciousness, but he recovered without
any bad after effects
Two hand cnncnrts Saltnir +ndar
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ACCOUNTS SOLICITED.
National Bank of The KeDnblir

thoroughly modern savings depart
nent conducted IN connection with ths,
bank. Safe deposit boxes FOR rent. Z. 5
Depository.
Frank Knox. president; James A. MIR.
ray. sIce president; w. r. EarIs. cashier,
e a, Cuibertson, assistant cashiar.
Capital paid In. s3vU.000. Interest paid
on tiino deposltSA
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Danish Lutheran,

DANISH LUTHERAN CHURCE-Cor
ner OF First avenue and E street, Harnld
Jensen. pastor; residence 81 e street,
at II g. m. A week from Sunday the Inst
service before the dedication Of the main
auditorium will bo held.
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Episcopal.

ST. PAULs CHURCH-Main and
Fourth South streets. Sunday services
as follows: Holy communion at a. M
morning prayer and sermon by the REQ
Tor, the Rev. w. W. Reese. at IL o'clock
Sunday school at a45 a. m. All seats
free and everybody welcome. Impor~
tant announcements will be made on
sunday Of Interest to every parishioner
and as many as can should be present
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Bible Association,

Internatio Bible Students assocIa.
ton holds meetings on Sundays al
hnights of Columbus hall. 1877 East Firs;
Everybory welcome. No collections.
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DAY NURSERY NOW
READY FOR CHILDREN
Free kindergarten Board Es.
tablishes Place on the
West Side.

| The women who are on the free kin
dergarten board have reached a very
vital step in their work for the better
ment Of the little folk Of the west side
In the establishment of n milk depot
IN the newly remodeled day nursery
at 1853 West First South street. The
place IS now ready TO receive children
oy the day and is prepared to care for
them. Realizing how important a part
pure milk plays in the prevention OF
infant mortality, they have also estab.
llshed, with the aid of Mrs. Rober,
=. Gemmell of the health committee of
the state federation, pure milk depot
and here milk subject to special test
will be sold for the babies.
Although all reports in regard to the
recent performance of Pinaforer are
not completed, the first estimate as 10
the net proceeds still holds good, and
the members of the board have issued
the following statement to the public
Ihe ladies Of the Free Kindergar-
ten association desire to thank all who
In any way assisted in the recent pro
duction OF Pinafore, and to acknowl-
cage their very deep gratitude 10 Mrs.
cunningham, who so successfully man.
aged the production; to Professor
Squire Coop for his splendid direction
OF the orchestra and chorus; TO Mrs.
peery and Mrs. Siegel, Mr.. Brines. Mr..
Dougau, Mr.. Greenwood and Mr.. Smith.
VINO gave so generously of their time
and talent; to the chorus; TO the press;
10 the Wandamere management and
the general public, who by their patron.
age enabled the association to add
$500 to the building fund of the Day
Nursery on the west side.
MRS. SELDEN CLAWSON,
President
"MRs, JOHN W. ROoKLIDGF,
Secretary -
In addition to their expressed appre.
cation the directors presented hand.
Cunningham, suitably inscribed. as 10.
Ken of their recognition of her services
IN managing and presenting the little
opera.
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SUMMER VACATIONS

should bo spent at the many cool and
comfortable seashore resorts of south
ern CaIifornia-Surf bathing, Deep Sen
Fishing. Automobiling, Catalina, Long
Beach, Santa Monica, and hundreds OF
seashore resorts await you.
Rates daily via Salt Lake Route
Tickets and information at No. 100 S
Main st.
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PRESBYTERIAN.

THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Corner OF Eleventh East and Eleventh
South; DIT. R. G. McNiece. acting pastor
Preaching service at II a, M Sunday
school at 1918. Christion Endeavor
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If your want be situation. make
II known by the insertion OF want
"ad'' in The Tribune.
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Methodist.
EPISCOPAL

ILFF METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH. Ninth East and First South
Ransom P. Nichols. pastor, Ten a. M
sunday school, A, D. MCGUIRE, superin-
tendent; IL a. M. preaching by the Rev.
Joseph Buckley Of Nebraska conference:
80 p. M, Epworth league
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Piles! Piles! Piles

Williams Indian Pile Ointment win cur,
SIND Bleeding and Itching Piles II AL
soros the tumors, allays itching at once
acts as poultice, gives instant relief
Williams Indian Pile Ointment is pre-
pared for Piles and itching or the private
>arts Druggists mnil E0c ~1-1 81 on
For sale by SCHRAMM-J JOHNSON
DEU9s. FIVE STORES, HALLIDAY
DRUG co., VAN DYKE DRUG STORE
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inheritance Tax Near Million

from the
of
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CANADA EXCURSION,
August 3rd.

s3270 to Stirling. Alberta, and re.
turn. Long limits and through sleep.
| ers.
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Weeks Organ Recitals

Following are the programmes for
the tree organ recltals to be held dur
ing the week at the Salt Lake taber.
nacle;
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Two band concerts Saltair tocav
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Indicates rise In temperature.
- Indicates a fall In temperature.
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FRIl).A Y
Saltair Concerts

Two excellent programmes are of.
tcrcG ~ Saltair this afternoon and
evening by Montgomery band. They
follow:
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Two band concerts Saltair today.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-05-19
sE EN MILLION DOLLARS
 FOB MINERAL WATERS

The @ mineral the rm.rr saa O n. united sas Geological Sur
 represent.
 slight owe. @ ...s for The quantity sold ras 6aa-aIs age retail prize was 1T gal lon Tn addition .r -r quantity over en0na00 gallons aaa. .0 have boon used n manufacture Of soft drinks The tables given u. -ano-. sHaH steady Inc production af mineral waters for last years. n. Hzna- 5arrssa Icing 1912 gallons The a'ra .s Che Imports of mineral water u f.og was Erns-r--. v1.H an average @ ar cents gallon
 The report shows The production av States with names springs and aEe- details ,. .m #H-a.-. nH application 70 H. Director -r Survey a. Washington