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Show TRUTH. Brigham Youngs birthday was celebrated at Saltair last Monday. It was a large, happy crowd and many things were done to recall the memory of the The Mystic great pioneer leader. Shriners had a big crowd at the beach yesterday The A. O. U. W. own the big pavilion today and an incrags and peaks, which a few seasons teresting program has been arranged. ago, could only the seen, and then dim- Plenty of trains every hour from 2:20 ly, by the aid of a telescopic imagina- this afternoon to 7:40 p. m. this even tion. Everywhere in broad America, ing. A A have scattered their the The Salt Palace under the managecheerful brightness over crowded audiof Mr. Adams, will supply plenty ment not a manager from Kan toriums kakee to Cohoes who has not, at least of good wholesome theatricals. In the Stock comonce, blown the dust from his S. It. main building the Adams O. sign and nailed it to the door. Lo- pany is appearing this week in a sterlmelodrama entitled The Wandcally the same results and effects ing have been ex perienced. The Salt Lake erer, which deals with life in the Theatre has established a record year. Sierras. Much interest was shown in It will be a pleasing task for manager the first home appearance of Miss Pyper to figure up the profits of the Violet Craig, and the little lady sucseason and flash into the eyes of the ceeded from the first in winning her stockholders some dividend checks. audiences. Miss Craig, who is a Salt From manager Pyper down to the hum- Lake girl, has been on the coast for blest attache of the house, the thanks sometime. Like all Salt Lakers, howof local theatre goers are due for their ever, she is glad to get back home. uniform courtesy to the public and a A A constant effort to please. Under its Mr. Adams is determined to give us new management The Grand has risen to its designated sphere and become the some good vaudeville shows in the recognized home of popular priced Vaudeville Theatre. He believes that amusement. As long as Mr. Hammer cool breezes, light and airy surroundis at the helm we may expect to see on the stage of the Grand the best attrac- ings, are good things when mixed with tions which can be procured for the a few fresh and catchy turns on the During the past prices of admission. The thanks of the vaudeville stage. of week Vaudeville staff the Theatre has furthe to the also due are public Grand for courteous and considerate nished amusement of the kind a good treatment. Like Othello, with the many were clamoring for plenty of season at an end, I feel that my occu- ginger and action and a plot that pation is gone. Nothing is left for me doesnt tax the weary man, escaping now, but to fold the tent of criticism from the heat and dust uptown. and silently steal away. A A Harry Le Grande. Theatre goers will feel that they are It ft getting a whiff from the AT THE RESORTS. whenever they go to Saltair during the summer. The genial faces of Mr. Saltair opened up to a fine business George Derr and Mr. T. Hammer, will an Decoration day, and ever since the greet with the same old smiles, the crowds have been headed for the big horde of sweltering humanity as it reaches the pavilion. Nothing like the pavilion. Saltair is fully maintaining its glad hand in such a big place as Saltair supremacy as the favorite resort in the and Messrs. Derr and Hammer know neighborhood of this city. To those just how to extend the welcome mit. who can't swim, there remains dancing, A A and if you cant dance, take a plunge into the water if you cant do either Calders Park is again under the exsit on a chair and flirt with the sea perienced management of Mr. Levy. breezes. Calders Park .always was one of the most frequented of the town resorts HHnmiiiiinnnnuiumilimAAAAlAAiiA and this season Mr. Levy intends makW. H. CLARK . . ing it in every way worthy of patron-agrII STOCK Everything has been put into BROKER s order and everybody will be Mining Stocks and W 99 xf. the resort is running to think made Investments. Cprnnfl xn, . for his or herthat Money to Loan on own special pleasure. Z Phone in. Stocks. The ride out on the trolly is in itself a nnniHniMmiHninniMHfinMiwinnft feature and gives one a charming view of the citys suburbs. Calders Park with its boating, horse racinsr, vaudeville and varied attractions will be THEODOSIVS BOTKIN, g strictly in it thi9 summer. regular theatrical season. The general prosperity of the country has carried actors and actresses upon the tide and almost drowned them in the money billows which deluged the box offices. Naturally the stage has carried the banners of success even beyond the foot-ligh- ts . foot-ligh- ts e. rr first-clas- ATTORNEY VNSELOR-AT-CO AND A A AW . L Helds Military Band will, probably Salt Lake City. 159 Vi S. Main SL Rooms 2 and 3. i TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT Utah Light & Power Go. INSTALLATION. ELECTRICAL,- - Water H, H. '.Water-oOO- O H. .Water 2000 H. Salt Lake Salt Lake Ogden Leased Plant Steam 1500 P. P. P. P. GAS. 400 Salt Lake 00 Ogden 7 S. MAIN MCu. Ft. Daily. MCu. Ft. Daily. STREET. SALT LAK CITY. beginning with tomorrow evening, inaugurate a series of Sunday night concerts at the Salt Palace. It will prove a highly successful enterprise and Mr. Helds regular clientage from the Grand, together with others, will avail themselves of the excellent treat in store for lovers of finished band music. Sporting Gossip. The management of the Salt Lake baseball club, realizing at last that a first-clainvestpoor team was not a ment, got hold of some new men during the week and will doubtless he able to make a better showing from now on. The first move was to send for Frank McNichols, who will stop the awful infield gap at short. A new outfielder named Ellis and a pitcher named Donnelly were brought from the north. To make room for these, Young Thomas, Mayne and Jack Clifford were let out. As Truth has all along insisted, Thomas, although a promising youngster, would be found inadequate for fast work because of hisinexperience. A year or two more in the amateur ranks may make an effective pitcher out of him. Mayne seems to have practically nothing but speed, without much control, which dont pass out the goods these davs. Clifford is a better fighter than ball player and wants to get back in the ring as soon as his health improves. The changes should strengthen the Wings mightily, and it begins to look now if we might get a look at first money after all, but it is going to take a hard fight to overcome Ogdens lead. ss trying to do as well as it kno- -. But it is time to tell these something. This town will paL!.ifl;ze square sport liberally. But the will not stand for any easy m, vi rackets. Another such perform', p, a8 that of Monday night and the m.-- js done. Mark that down, you Men will not pay good money h.-.- affairs. LaFontise ou iit have defeated King or King LaFor Neither fought his best. v. to A A At the next meeting the men will have to put up a good mill or the club might as well close up. Truth makes these suggestions in the interest of all concerned and hopes for the future dif- ferent arrangements. A A There is a whole lot of theory bein r advanced by the experts on base ball One authority declares new blood is needed while another insists upon changes in management etc. We however, are frank to say that beer and ball playing do not go hand in hand. these days. HOMES FOR POOR PEOPLE The National Homeseekers Association is purchasing homes for people in Salt Lake, Murray, Pocatello and all over the country. Those people dont believe in paying rent. There is no A A They p,re saying hard things about reason why they or you should pay Stoneys.. aggregation in Logan these rent. The monthly payments you now days. The local paper is even out with hand out to your landlord might just as a heavy- - editorial on the subject, end- well be applied on the purchase price Get in the of your home. You may go on paying ing with the admonition: This all grew out of the first rent all your life and at the end, wont game. visit of the Ogden mob to Logan. Two have anything to show for it. If yous get a contract from the National Association you 'can pay for home in installments spread over your 16 years and at the end of that period you will own the home and wout have to pay rent. The installments are easy only $5.50 a month for each $1,000 your home costs. Others are doing that and A A up something for the future. Buck Weaver now has another man layingcant you? Call on A. G. Mahan, Why on his unfortunate second sack. This agent 620 Dooly Block for full par time it is a little fellow about three feet ticulars. high, who blew in from California qnd Editor Graham, of the Bingham Bucalls himself Bresene. He seems to be lletin, boasts that he set type on the a pretty fair ball player. .Mining and Scientific Press forty-onA A and puts his boast in cold The bicycle season opened last week years ago, type. Yet when he comes to the city in a promising manner All calcula- on a vacation the old man capers round tions have been knocked cold by the like a boy just come of age. form of the riders, the favorites getting it handed to them properly. One satis- WALKER BROTHERS . move was the action of Reprefactory Bankers. sentative Jack Sharp in professionaliz185 Home-seeker- severe drubbings were administered to the Infants Friday and Saturday, followed by another one Sunday at Ogden. The people of Logan, after they have seen a little more baseball, will get so that they do not mind a little occurrence like this. all-arou- nd e ... ing Eddie Smith and Frank Hofman. These smooth kids had it all fixed up to carry off all the amateur prizes, ana would have done it with ease. The vindication of Mr. Sharp's action came the second meet when Smith and Hof-ma- n carried off all the firsts and seconds in the races they entered. General Banking Business Transacted. Safety Deposit Boxes For Rent. A Powers, Straup & A A Mose La Fontise of Butte, and Buddy contest at the King fought a 20-rou- nd Athletic club Monday night. It wasnt the wildest fight ever witnessed. Neither man did anything worth mentioning. Although hitting in the clinches was allowed, nothing was done that would have damaged a stripling. The crowd was by no means satisfied and went away grumbling. LaFontise and King both are capable of doing good fighting Save your money and when you get a but they didnt on this occasion. .The dollar deposit it with Zions Savings preliminaries were both better than Bank and Trust Co., No. 1, Main the main event. A A street. The largest and oldest Savings Bank in Utah. Truths sporting editor wants to do all F. possible for the advancement of Joseph Smith, President, George M. Cannon, Cashier. clean sport. This paper has withheld criticism many times, when the other For accident insurance see Warren papers have been loud in protest, because it realized the Foster, 300 Progress building. management was Estibl'ihed Silt Lake City, ULh Lippman, ATTORNEYS-AT-LA- Eagle Block : : AAAmiAlAAllAAAAAAAAAAAlAAHllAlllllAAllillilli Miff JWora CleafonJ Ttachtr of Music. 3 'Ww .Studio : 131 B. First South. 1289 mropmromrorromrowmmTmmn SALT LAKE ICE COMPANY Distilled Water ..ICE.. LYNCH , J. C. MANAGER. Telephone p : |