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Show TRUTH. AT THE RESORTS. swim on Decoration day and has been Saltair Beach has had a busy week. Opening with a big day on Decoration day, the crowds have been in evidence all the time. The advance in prices doesn't make any difference in the attendance, because ,as we all know, it is a prosperous year and everybody has money to burn. One of the pleasing features at the resort is the Edison Electric Theatre, which gives continuous exhibitions. Yester-dawas the University of Utah field day at the lake, a big crowd of students and their friends took possession of the pavilion and had a splendid time. Tonight the usual Saturday bill will be given. J ' Lagoon was a favorite resort during the week. Everything . started off right on Decoration day and has been going at a good pace throughout the week. It is recognized as the ideal resort for children as well as a most desirable place for grown-upeople. out kids a the has become Bring watchword with the management. Extra features will be added, from time to time, for the special benefit of the little ones. The Lagoon looks better and cleaner now than at any previous time in its history. Plenty of lawn, flower beds and fresh air at this popular resort. right in line ever since. The First Regiment band is giving concerts down at Calders and music lovers are sure of a treat. Kellys big vaudeville show furnishes a pleasant diversion to those inclined to theatrical amusement. Today the Iron Moulders union owns Calder's park. Jit jit ;aged on various papers. At one time le was superintendent of the Tribune Composing room, a position which he held to the satisfaction of all From here he went to Coalville, where he took the Times, and he paper was never better than under his management. Since 1899 he las been in Park City, connected with the Record. He was a charter member of the Elks lodge of that city and was also its secretary. He belonged to the Knights of Pythias, the A. O. U. W., the Woodmen of the World, and the Modern Woodmen. A wife and four children survive him. Pinneos death will be regretfully felt by the fraternity of newspaper men throughout the state, for he was very popular with all. con-'ceme- d. BOWLING Aside from being a delightful pastime is a most beneficial exercise. The alleys at This season Calders park is in good hands. Mr. J. Bergeman. lessee and manager, will do his utmost to make Calders popular, and with his able and experienced manager, Mr. A. Herz, there is mo doubt but what Calders park will be the household word of every family in the city, as o it is a delightful ride, and an ideal NATURES GRAND OPERA. resort for families and pleasure seekers. The First Regiment band, with (By C. M. Jackson.) L. P. Christensen as bandmaster, will The that Nature sings to earth song furnish the music for the sacred cona varied strain; hath certs every Sunday, and Christensens Sometimesmany tls high, in notes of mirth, enlarged orchestra for dancing. Basein then sinks sighs of pain; ball Sunday at 3:30 p. m.; Lagoon vs. Out on ocean the deep the waves in Calders Park. The dummy battery are popular as ever awful riot bound, will be in full force to assist the La- But where the sands the waters lave, season. goon players, which will make a very for sob those they theyve exciting game. The Royal Neighbors almost an drowned. of America excursion Tuesday, June The winds which howl through Arctic 11. The Iron Moulders local union place to bowl. . . terror-lade- n vales their hymn, No. 231 will visit Calders Saturday, A love tale tell in southern dales to June 13; the Fourth Ward Sunday every leaf and limb. school, Tuesday, June 16; the Z. C. M. I. A. A., Saturday, June 20, and the Soft chant the Pennsylvania hills to . . . TRAINS LEAVE . . . Eagles, Tuesday, June 23. Many costsmiling valleys green; J ly prizes will be given to the lucky The airs that Susquehanna trills a 11:00 J. 6:10, 9:00, The Salt Palace had a good turn- ones. For a nice boat ride, good shade chorus seem; pleasant 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 6:30, 7:30 P. I out on Decoration day, and has been and music, go to Calders. The brooks that flow through all the dells carol a happy tune; doing well all week. Big crowds have a silk Dr. Broadbent, dentist, says The maples each a roulade tells to been going to the races and Manager does teeth the blossoms horn in June; between floss drawn Schefski has established some strong not injure the' enamel. When the And when in concert all these raise Fare for the Round Trip, 50c. racing features at the saucer. He has enamel is broken the tooth is on the their voices to. the sky, Children under 12 - - - 25c. many surprises for his patrons during high road to decay, unless it is scien- We hear, in the cantatas lays, dear do can that None Natures lullaby. the season. Manager Myers of the tifically treated. com Dental Western the than better Salt Palace has been unable to open Out on the prairies wide expanse the Eagle block. his pretty little theatre as soon as the pany, AAimimAAiAiiaimAAiAammaiAmnimi dithyramb intoned, Once hade the warrior public could wish. Mr. Myers, howsavage dance, DEATH OF FRANK PINNEO. G the while his victim groaned. ever, has In preparation the most amnow But has canticle the bitious theatrical offering yet given changed; The Park Record lost a valuable no more men the red roam; at a local resort. The opera, Little man when Frank M. Pinneo, its ed- The places they once over ranged now Christopher, is in active preparation, 221 MAIN STREET chirp of harvests home. but owing to the elaborate scale of its itor, died last Saturday. Pinneo was in Yet or often the in the men voice, cyclones I BUY AND SELL RAILROAD TICKETS production, will not be given until one of the best newspaper wild tornados roar, June 22. Miss Sallie Fisher, Miss state and knew the details of an of Can save you 15 to SIO on each '.Vo Nature hear again rejoice in wild ticket. Member American TickLottie Levy and Mr. Fred Graham are a fice from stick to press. He was et Brokers' Association. ness born of yore. in the cast, besides other Kentuckian by birth and was 42 years : ESTABLISHED. people. f.D GRdELUUigr.. XX HUXX For came. ever which rolls in anthem The summons the grand when of age jit jit iwvnnvvmvvvviiiiiiivvivivviinvmvivvvfn deep, majestic sound; Calders park was strictly in the fifteen years he has been In Utah, en Neer changing as the fixed poles on which old earth turns round; OA9TLK 04 TM LUMP. HUT, BuAGK. clmah emmne The dulcet strain of endless praise to WIMTK 9 QUAKTKRB AMTHRACITB Him who rules oer all BUM MY BIDB alu mizmm. Is chanted where the mountains raise wall. their rocky, D. J. SHARP, Agent Tis there the choirs never cease to TELEPHONE 429 73 MAIN STREET praise the Makers name; J. BERGERMAN, Lessee And Mwwm The psalm they sing Is one of peace, eternal as His fame. maaaiaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaai . euThe Money. back Resort. ... Each Ticket ITf oceans So. while the rage and foam title the holder to Ten Cent In Trade. and weep on death strewn shores; L&Ke While frigid Arctic wails and moans; while southlands hear love's lore; While eastern ears hear lullabys ant crooning cradle songs; FIRST REGIMENT BAND. While lowlands people list to sighs which course their staves along; Mr. Wm. Knox, Song Toreador from Carmen We here, close to the sky azure, Gods own eternal home, Eer hearken to the overture ascending Hade From Distilled Water. to His throne. . y LAGOON p this Its ideal I 31-3- 2 . HOSHELLS I TICKET OFFICE well-know- n CALDERS PARK J fAI snow-cappe- d niTRQ SACRED CONCERT SUNDAY I S< .... Ice Co. . ( BASE BALL, 3:30 P. M., SUNDAY, LAGOON VS. CALDERS PARK. Dummy Battery in Force. The Royal Neighbors of America, Tuesday, June 11. Iron Moulders Union. Local 231, Saturday, June 13. A monstrous list of prizes. Come with the Crowd. FARE FIVE CENTS. Its CaJders ADMISSION TEN CENTS. DONT CHANGE CAR8 Aboard at San Francisco off Chicago. The new overland service Is via the Union Pacific and the Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul railway. Three through trains every day. C. S. WILLIAMS, Commercial & St Paul Milwaukee Agent, Chicago. 106 West Second South St., railway, Salt Lake City. J. C. - LYNCH, Manager, g PHONE 43. - mnvvvivfvvvvivvfTiTTvnvTnnnnvivvvvTvvvni WINDSOR EUR3PEAN HOTEL CENTRALLY LOCATED. RATES 50c, 75c Everything 1. New-en- d Q. SCOTT.1 nnd $1.00. Flrst-CUs- s. Manaacn. |