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Show TIIK 7 JJKK THREE THOUSAND MILES BUY- .- To Chicago and Return. J i J, J. MH'MIan, at the JtalJrn f jiimu of tht earn- - niu.Vc-luvm- g of ruy(bn, ha comeiUed i iteitain the j r.tpli if that vntvr-jitnr- g Imtg with ai concert by thirty k- -! pic jm inlifn of hlft advunml Acid, may clmlr. The programme will in-- i ltu f tht giMl fsftm ll ii turue us Krm modern pcuuth jws oM-fa&hloi- Time 1 day. How? Union Pacific, of course. So other line can do it. Woman express ; emotions In nunth Why? Shortest, quickest, best, as If they were her own, but to deni Everybody knows that the Union Pawith them like mathematical problems, cific has established a standard of exto measure and to expresn them cellence in time and service which no through the voice or through Instru- other we item line can approach. Ticket ments, Is a cilice, Old Stand, 201 Main street. operation, ed to woman's pevullar faculties. CAUL MM HZ." TWO THOUSAND MILES cold-blood- On ed un-su- lt They will appear In the I'ayin Opera House tonight. Among the well known musician who will take part In the entertainment are, bwldes rrofessor McClellan, Professor Frank L. Wight ir.an t.f L. I). S. College, Wil-lat- d We he, Miss Itanwy, O. A. Kirk-tnaI piece-i- . SHOES. 72 MAIN St. For First class Hicycle repairing anti novelty work o to Friday and Saturday evening, To Omaha and Return. 23, the Oquirrh school will April Time 06 hour. give an entertainment at the CongregaHow? Union Pacific, of course. No tional church. Those who were fortunate enough to have attended the en- other line can do it. Why? Shortest, quickest, best. tertainment given by this school last SPECIALTIES. year will be glad to hear this. This year there is to be an entire change of Through Vestibuled Trains. (). A. Whitaker and others, and Pullman Palace and Ordinary Sleepthe second evening and as that It will be an event In Iiymn programme it Is well known Professor McCoy and ers. musical circles long to be remembered Dining Cars. his school never do anything that they without saying. go, Buffet, Smoking and Library Cars, do not do well, a high-clas- s entertainwith ment mav be anticipated. An Interesting mus'eal programme be Barber Shop and Choice collection of The will musical feature Mas given at L. I). S. College last Fria chorus of 100 voices, an or- Literature, and Chair Cars (seats free). sia y evening, the occasion being a rechestra of fourteen pieces, and Ticket office, Old Stand, 201 Main street. ception gi ven by some of the students solos by Lily Iye and Judith Anto members of the faculty. The derson. The first named is remarkable Also Coins. included a baritone solo by What is raised as a soprano, and the second equally mostly In damp cliProfessor Wightman, recitation by Misj mates? asked the teacher. so, perhaps, as a contralto. They were replied Johnny. Iemxise and a piano solo by Miss both formerly pupils of the Oquirrh Thomas. The entertainment closed school. PROFESSIONAL CARDS with an oysiter supper, given by the Besides these will be given drills by ladies, and was one of the most en- - the girls of first and second grades, nlon joyable events of the season. while the boys of the same grades will PIANO, celebrated the Tinkers give exagain VIOLIN, 'Why is it that woman does not HARMON Y Hood. Robin from chorus cel in the fields of musical composiOne of the great features of each studio: The only answer that tion? ealflers lusic Palace, has the shadow of reasonableness about evening will be the use of the sterop-tico- n 45-4- 7 W. FIRST SOUTH ST. the pupils of the grades above it is this, that music, being the lanall the talking. A change L, guage of emotions, and woman being second doing prank as of well as the talkers of for subjects an emotional creature, Prof, of Music in L. D. S. College; Graduate of she cannot project herself outward second night. the University School of Music, Ann Arbor. any more than she can outwardly exVOGAU CULTURE. The L. D. S. Business College cave nature. press the ether mysteries of her the last of a very enjoyable series of STUDIO! 12 South First West. Woman lives and acts in emotions, but balls at Christensens Friday evening. she does net behold the results of her It was one of the best of the season. IVr. ffie te)ean Fnappen, act inns as man sees them. Woman is Knowledge. VOICE BUILDER. governed by intuition, man is governis in the heart Unless symHence it ed more by cool reasoning. perfect STUDIOs the with the head, pathy to is that woman comes more quickly of any great work of art is imOVER DAYNES MUSIC CO. conclusions than man, but she is not possible Geothe. for reason a to able assign ahas d. 1e)Yne5, those conclus'ons. It is a great misTABERNACLE ORGANIST. women men and to take suppose that Roiessionai Tuner and lfoicer 01 me Piano, are made alike. They differ in their TEACHER OF PIANO AND ORGAN. be found Will at OFFICE AND STUDIO WITH TELEPHONE aspirations, their traits and disposiDAYNES MUSIC CO. tib-D. 0. Calder's Sons. 45'47 W, First South tions. 74 Main St., Salt Lake City. an Robinson Bros 28 and BUYERS BROS. n, pro-giam- Tit-Bit- s. federen. ... Wiltman, pre-eminent- All work guaranteed. cor. 3d scum west Temple, son lone cny. & PROFESSIONAL CARDS cJort d. fvclellan, Pupil of the eminent pianist. Alberto Jonat. 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