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Show aa I 8 ") WELCOMES ADVENT [BOY SHOT IN LEG, ‘WOMEN WIN BY | CITY NES1 ORE WOMAN WALKS | || NDO B S | - Believed to Be Injured by F ‘ econ Seriously FE From R. Stewart, | ory. Vegas | Prominent Rancher, Great | | f Predicts Only p Development. J J isonin oiso f 0 g. -- Ollis Dies Mi ones Ho Para New Deputy eae was for of the missioners : Looking : Intimates for in Her t; Man Who Ravings She Claims Gave Southern Best Nevada Mineral Country From Is| Lad Who Stand- Did Calibre the 7 Rifle os : 22- | Clever With . Ifis woman known as Mrs. McCune mysterious ly drugged last asin and in a semi-conscious : , mind she walked = - : Story window and thero she lav where tract she out 3 lay until atte to her of] the a second- the ground, moanings , R. hes Stewart, owner of near Las Vegas, ranches at Parump the oases | vada on at-|Mr. : if Stewart ises anc fracture of ( is feared that there wrist. that she|portant Na aaa last night clues waas HE hente gained from her in her half-conscious talk making a search for Wn tas Think She the tetanye ‘ the on and man, this of ane ae Was Drueged. while city in the emergency jall-it appears ealincad | to the hospital that been in the company of Ing the day. He is said tender and hack drive? turned to py dak No. 27 late in iim, and no First evening. at had | they heard drinking From description of the of her the for » Her the theSheair some ; | best front of the Woods upon the and the and Moore. they and ined her injuries and canslsé of = fracture Sie ane a srrinjuries ee ably Interna to} Nevada wash is away in. S. He that mines, old time years ago, ‘ the on from south the Mills »any miners and his to was met-| a the that found living in that all/ time City, she has Mo. been and a their out Dal. ne a aly, assistant the sheared city at-| ay and matter to deputy mine which Queen which a B right Fatr him: « = ' = " present, oc os ; below ect ES ere the e oO ioe¢ ere time With an t 2 - ‘ ee rectatlo % tert " o goo good er ‘ Counterfeit of boasted elty;, at Saltair. was ley, w re what the Currency Bills Is the | 1e is Bing- on season, Day The j . ; ‘ Saul, ne 1 ounty firy te sia, . of jail ri nee >} ylieatio lie cn called Utah and djourne aa ae iM rs. Balle : Mrs Rie h, Mr Habler, Mrs. Parker, Mr Webb and Miss Bennion each of = the fourteen mat ea S rs. Bailey, Go - Alt Utalms ' oM i eph A ndsay recelver Ch ir | typ, ae rasa an) it re | ' reside Ker taken roe at Ee in the by Mr. and ae charges lat Wi the will moneymen under Mar- ris hed first night|ond. said ie it ve ima Mrs, and In the i vd race ic for there are brought! Leonard be ob-| pretenses.| a FeaPinesEr W. 11dte -tow here, Bowles wi: the number of Goyle second Smith. Cal /|the prize "Sailor the first and was for Mrs. the r, Payne and prettiest girl from July Key- 14th | $18.00 ‘and Limit pro-|train, via 15th, 30 round: days Colorado Salt Lake July 14 Held's band Stops Elks' trip] nounced special Midland, Splendid made at | raised leaves| there itinerary. Gle nwood | nd the a although prize was fo to no one 250 present dignity and clothes free-for-all race he to the south, the Eldorado : : ae | she}; is e as pow] asin thick fly3 time "wast me aha fine : lead and ‘there Hokicadlo s flies around a eet ecoub' to a- Railroad int cold the big war into > o Events r s Will Be 2 ec Pulled nt the, Tacoou. Today Gute ie feeble-mind- ean Of nl | \ first annual The : Sunday W. school NOanG Se era oak rs -| a, In to ir dounttnt Rt. town armed his nt was Jail f ha C v : f oe Sen fawn: in of would and ) Bi Pe him bail - ‘1 only flock the cool to L * girl a ever engagement Becodteralweho - * buy of, Shea 5 the her Fiala sum ident = Better Rese cits nights ane , ana} made ESTABLISHED ihe oaday \ Bs. tn See -- ot ulftillment i! ii ee ‘ fs ‘for ¢ SALT - eee snlé: er Established Sn Real er eo. 25 wage <A Utah Oldest At : SEORGE GEORGE Idaho, rian Largest abe sar Rest, G Ollices108 4 185i Offices a Les and Gest UTAH. a 7 DUN & CO. mus' ‘onors oo Manager General lt aks R dd 3 ithinen' 1841 The the ¥: CIT = eae Se human fish at. Salt ur. -- ere ina --________. i rss foe ind prizecaterer distribution by Stale associatio Salta .) \LUEI a AT : ane 7 yy) , M MEE AL part i f rida ese a yee on y Wyoming and Nevada. in Progr MEreSs Building ding Gib Lake Cl . a Salt Lake City. : f Ott ERIE | yereerel Se with. icO NT | | | from a big diset I IATE on First | by ‘ Taye es er the 1. tkord to : Round trip rate to City Ut aliv's' * i Most I > ular apes aenad; The Land of History and ? Bets AS > Ke This Waders pened the ka this avi is ab irrest to the the tinent Ss See most i the greatest of opportunity interestin: mferesting American mmFirst Pacific Coast. Mexico by and return ale Lor on: Sale Sati apth Lomance ‘ part. : going Here to ever fo offered 2 5 Américan® Mexico: Exeursions There 8th isi to." of . the. today; via July tomorrow ale conalso . IAY uptly: gd offense. ‘confinedIn await i Pa- |; MOM eA Rt « Sarield ¥ mac . M Utah) Tuesday QO ee : ViOlBUINg The : an us Ay ( with jail Clerk Judd \ Clerk it ee tl es defauit at Phones the tria Comes ppc L. P. Within t Schools erat oe Seaee Judd 1976 J Onats ° . 169 S. Main St. H : BUR D. P, T™N ER, A. 850. of Kequired. ae a ee the board of See ake SUR eee PERSONAL ath-| | | : | Calvin Cobb, LBtatesmnes », was Was m his way to Baptist,| | turn to eee 5 || ofbeen$635.28 pald he --- owner of iin n Salt Lake Sa sake the Idaho tomorrow Side will re : + irving to death PALoh uveeEMiE to ore will face feldheet who risk ot AE eit _sSeconds 1d South is East nd either] vel Ja arrested , : Px. Set ns Seo } is County flou : winner: and you 2 15 Firman, | he\ Lloon Kindne eo Steal from tte rottle oeime ek warden ty 3 Salt! | into hi a7 oe the attempt eubstituted fourteen events. The following Sun- Ww suhinetar DC qay for the tohandome schools bannerwill to compete be awarded. the | John P.f Meakine First the of . gift best | of A i R A IN on aainine -- = 3 : a h ne ie ee schoo ( ? ae a ; ae school,tl amounting to f $7,015.28. Dur on the chance te ) win an}ing beginntht the1@ } lees year s é 1i ing 1 ekfinning o schoo even HUNDRED: DOLLARS Real FEs- | last season Mr. Judd «¢ tiniated that ts 95 . - it ay,reSati, Salta wouldId require $265,000 to: maintain tate' Day, pun e .28 ay ti icke } ie i 26: ) i | -Touh col ich oe hat en gets . pomenittes who ainbordidt Atiivabessintion ne alidvnte. group is a heavy body. of z cavy body Of! Blais Vnnbin se \Donobah.irati tate | by Contestants. 150) will becor \is|*=- | a Good Guth, Salt Lake; Georg rec ei --Osear Star and #9@) Kept It) yee ne eat sing at and aoaeneys | ' , vt uh - | ane I Rrothe company The prizes}amounting in all to $265,684.58, a will ‘be delivered to the winners at the Beene $243,729.61 for last year office of the Vogeler Seed and Produce i "yy oo ; ' ON Gtothe civenniieafill.other including the Manesco: has been 1 ‘worked -for «4 and _ ete" soar bend a sugar "thir copper claims, onward lédeee to eave that/From work- ' ing ie. ; a oe commission- Daniel valley, revolyer ‘ North street, I oe ots fin- rs, | De received | Cf oak mnds in was ] sections not te, « trolman Ol n, charged with carrving concealed weapon He was fined $10 by Judge: Diehl yesterday He said that he was a sheepherde, ind that his hc sme me was in N sep ut t oO Which | wi point he as en route when he pa.) _ he pree which lands ‘a him in jail SC0-| Ilughes Minnieby came South Ranewares ad ; Dell won Mi Lake that. the followtnk allowed pension a (Indian Lutomatic ed in the 15, He, | MS, Hornpipe.' prize went eet be eee pension Idaho Strawberry for th Mayfleld| girls under ie on Sica: MATRIMONY The Pensions--Congressman| the effect recently been Gooth hays O. Heer ilson shat | Murdock for the the waltz contest probably false ag tea States Oliverson po oOUNndS Tor, a taken | jeing the handsomest bal Rown the boys' 1 Hi arela ac asdal I Joputy Get Franklin, ee 200 2h of IN remainder ind - o 2Stance fromthe government," #5 original pensions or ine ist ae the . © alread tting Flour. a d les White received eps the tareoer family crounds. arrested o | is ive Ludlow. Morris s in Salt mittee | relatives. Portl ee are eee d | ae oo nited tratecist bs tee Miss | if: the : prediction for <rain a } ait Made a tie veathe! bureau i entirel probable rartly. cloudy vith loeal An een = a the kind of Wi tther fixed by th 1e "Ut ni-i- | Agricultural} the urned wnen, 1 1 cen aati ‘ recovery for st- aw Ste an gallantly to _ eck va ‘S| *oe "painful the Seunrt enjoy yung bers and - the! The otf. studies ta iI = parents and itically il Kee he has ths Y aearilthiFie tee ‘ fy irmer The es day, Be colle @°*! t one} which Thome |mornings, but the "cool days. | Th re-|to nee charges waiting for these men} 4 and John Bowlus had the prize for Saami oe | |#t Murray that will be presented when Bt vest: floral' decoration at the ban-| Be Bright and Fair jathe at Saltair, they are brought to trial Lae | RRNA Shy at Greased Pole. | INVE XXxCURS "1 P J DENVER EXCURSION ~ RGEC was "ono. Ab iech, Cum the program, || MAKES CLOSE ESTIMATE. | 7 Springs, and Las Vegas and 2 he at ims, out met Tick. prizes | rs. ao United States currency but are one " bills a aG are a ih com- h i igainst aining the ission The prizes s ull in flour, in quanti-|* ult Lake Frank J. |, S rang rung from fifty to 200 pounds. For; Joseph Goddard, St. the larg family. on the ground Mrs Sheepherder in 7c Georgia on witnesses the REfirst A six, | gov the reason that the |; \enes bills rnment are not for designed as counterfeits i antWI whi good ill Conte ie mes t again} to is expected, its | in ATSB ‘ 2‘ Sota Prizes hal Caldwell at Murray Tuesday recently and : W com-| D. sheriff Atha de a reward or|Te¢Pport™ ill bein the hands of the gov-| er s ; to make | CFHOL orTust more wo Don Jensen: IW--Don: Jensen.whose} received orders for fifty pounds of} for keeping still and s aylng nothi SAFE years, |the alleged counterfeit money in any|from Edward Cooke and Frank and * i ae pro-| versity : re contest and sports athletic though every time any Me %(¢ iG SUMMA or oe ay napping Bank be- si orphanage 2 ; a 5 1 red! ‘ nj oyed| d on a extended about minut was one-halt in a contest | jathe SHOVERS Imitation month are hex attempting to put his trolley on the Amazon wire, carfellandfromsustained the backinjuries platform of | jeg The his to his rendered ) ot limbs. Flower anything he received of tle1M) stronger pounds of welve flour ie on cide the] er goods factory on South Temple years the deve J iH ee letiec meet 160 be held in Salt Lake City street, between West Wem: 1 a First}? cars, ‘ development including Wee eee ple an rs eon drifts and crosscuts. Opera-|iS scheduled for the Lagoon today ‘ tions will be : resumed on the d Amazon |} Therere ar hy hE ; Y s L are nearly 150 entries in the About four years ago McCune, while group early in the fall. Adjoining the a . a :that' ‘ with those : jin FROM GOVERNMENT ar de ae chlorid-to| $2,000 Street $150,000 of of Gapd between z ing woman. Her present place of employment Is said to be at a small leath-\| head ay way sack | eee | QUEER In this same vi-|of group of mines, | it Copper all N she that lefthe her had husband another when|then wife | jnas Kansas So 1O8e nori p at ee pa to plarmned mountains or at ee She Ses |so far this summer, so why seck her elime Pp LI 4 erday 18 a sample Vex f the ‘ kinddof of weather that i is to be o a} Number of New Finds. Springs, Leadville, Manitou and Colo- [iat r were te acne Liucicone, with} education has completed figures show"There have also been quite a num-|rado Springs. The committee, of which A. Vogeler was ing the total amount paid to superber new finds group recently.in the Then vicinity there | ticket Make office reservations now at Midland he Baileyand|public &| Visors, schools principalsfor andthe teachers of the |js theof Cinnabar or Elks' club | ( me en oat Mille included comminsioni. Rich, company year 1905-06 the father of the child at the orphan-|are since ‘ hat 7 Oo ¢ »0iNn " not j ee Fourteen age; she 200 lb oe for *h eee ee the} 4Heged windlass did took Wall. out Potosi | sold : whom i that 7 tee »| ey Alber core Gq street ‘ta railway married in this: os conductor, city,, and by Kaehl| men p-| flour ee was FIRST. ANNUAL SUNDAY ° SCHOOL ATHLETIC MEET Ko eo ie n|by 3 5 Mrs. McCune is probably forty years Aen ae x Reaviie atari OT of age. She has one small child in|tpis : distr = 5 ; REYare istric . "ospee vatthe Kearns' St,(ehe® Anns' orphanage. It | 4, E Seaates DThete ctors are locat is ea" thkt was ‘thelwife ‘of al: er ne, the monuments be . 2, ces ie rel line says that willdoesbe ie he polsoning blood ve 10: Fs the as properties, from the Southwestern of took city|/stone, She it log struck young : t } torney, who referred juvenile cout 30 ¢ olorado ever apiece. Conley Bird Mr. Paul, | ducer exam- found them to wrist. and seveat manifest probwould themselves before morning. given a me pn t geney ward for the nigh Saving . bullet case father ie at boom country, far : who in jrnenireet best mineral zone I have been in the simply a year is the jincluding herjold her G [Slelan, fright mining mining as the and in 1 Mocking were | placed took hospital summoned Dr. city physician district the ground ‘To the north and northwest of Las ‘They took| Vegas are the lead mines. a group placed her|now being worked, with test carloads| summoned |of ore ready for shipment. To the the patrol} west Las Vegas Ninety-nine Middleton eoppar of diainie and aret3 the the'north the rey stretcher emergency | the |ing ; family alarmed to see her lying on twitching and |moaning. her into the house and ee a sce and = the patrol wagon went wagon. Patrolmen jail and assistant the was | $3,000 | cinity Mamiily. house, Vegas Crusoes, the in C. Remain ic had the erent, een , es coma .te et 4. Me : eee tee sy ‘ ne;Temperance TROOIDE! ff the Woman Christian union will continue their work heer the} a mission"day -toda : : he " thes ati flay | dis tribute. flowers ‘to /the. inmates of weather kept. outing of the ear the prize for being the oldest) ‘When I say the best mineral zone ---married couple, with 72 and 70 year »)} |I mean that more mineral is shown,| their credit respectively Mr and Mr land in larger veins, and all that j Lucian H. Smyth, chief deputy to] Clarence Sear Soak in eee om |needed is development Forty mile 5 It Stat My rs ial Spry Sprv illedd EPS receive Ie DEIR ro ' ted ate ;at ; ) years, : |from Las Vegas in the Eldorado can- | on . line o yuo Doe area thers |yen, a fifteen stamp mill has been in mee county, dail ys cane Saar revae eee J nie 2 a pnths-ol re ceived the se : ane |of the lain she the rite ide: is a In but at her "The old Silver Leg ind other | for attempting to pa the bills opt ttrice Cornell of a ior sville finished first, the | properties in worked the Nob Tilleros districtSeats ar Murray storeKcepers. He of decided not} and Mattle ee Lindsay was men second. race. | William de-|again being to take action on behaif the federal the old M fell have to m Attack, attracted quite The ind vicinity at the pre Mining Is looking up, not ons gone, but all-over the camps jot SLY is Ninth hot futas ae At of county yesterday. to at sat down on the ground and extrs rcted | wamen tried to shoot the chute vitho Samaritan hospital ensen, with a the bullet from his flesh with a pen-/screaming. The program arnounced that| boy hi own age wandered away] knife The wound was two ineches|{the first six women who took thr lide| from home to see the world. Mi Ten-| deep It was later dressed by a phy-]and tempestuous voyax without eream-|sen had been summoned to Bae bed- | ng.g pace to}operation for the past thirty |There has never been a hoist McCune before : ROnne moans : Vegas that she had | ing used. and must. time ee The Y West was of passe dj|¢ram boy J 1cobsen the armed with his rifle. He | seemed when jyouse be-} ¢j-aq im- desert, |southern man addicted Mrs. it appears Las r 766 he : named 29-¢: Sea "2 ratfle. It Outing. , ra Comparatively cool !crowd at the annual | Salt ir placed the stock to his} aid jis s aid to have é i veeS shoulder to have | prizea are | nim at the andKachl boy's taken body deliberate and then|it Wil teine harurone oe of poutine: n eines 1da des it ‘There man|Las the front window of had there walked she outwalked onto From liberately into lawn beneath. there found, being position.of found, walked to rooms and balcony. : the like Pe no member of the | Needles, the house observed {I was ever Was obtained When ae MeCune went into the| house she g no evidence whatever of being i the influence of liquor, and the members of the family j living in the house say that they have never seen her intoxicated nor have When in "ceo home, where : Denlers, Mind --a | a narrow escapé ‘Tuesday morning n the boycalf then of his went right hisoe ian Ss vemaait denert scn | get the results of the extensive | development out, Mining Moom is On West Fhe early nee his street, busi- | ard made |i), with Lake, i oe ihe nave a man dur-/in Las Ve to be a bar{ent time Thani ounen | only in South the disappeared when J : rl occupying ee the r it | a nother E boy his| armed ah he was Say 1a eee ld‘ Tl on > poate ene mile repent thi just ee by of the iron horse, and railroads will prove an lived are | were f According to the infermation in the hands of the police, and the diseconnected words uttered by the woman the oo | who art Ne-| Kenyon s accompanied os : in aR Albert Kaehl had from s¢ rious »njury as sy oC aon the San Pedro, Los Angeles Lake railroad been built years ago, said ee Stewart, Betore ra imbling police ; 1 - | deg me sige! the day's: travel, by the ine isMrs. "stew Mr.which and Stewart factor TTEA during the day a that he } eal ; en her to Part mo ‘a * rad tak Had istered tanee or an there admin- | & Salt dren han ae A W 7 Ne k-out | twenty name at combining pleasure on their visit to Salt her left|exponents may be/ lieve that said wilt Manse, southern guest is the Stewart which with| and great is . a tr ‘ om "the into the house | possible ne Iki arricd her pa Serg eae : in a In falling had fallen. |Lake Route, ful ochinee aa s ve ained a several pain-~ | door Both internal6en injuries It is had In company the desert, Wife, of members os eee lich she was living, } ness, orae wit the anal enacen state of fell F. S Grain Annual Declares. ae: - ; A was . Beats : Don't Ruse . They : who the Utahns summer in : : the erat drl's mae ition Critie au The con-|Maximum temperature of yesterday, | r ae of M Annie H the voung | reached at 9 o'clock in the morning, |} woman Gira: wa Af utie ‘injured last.) "4 70 degres hove rero. th temFriday in falling upon an iron shelf | perature lowly but steadily descendbracket, is critical Since the accident |' "8 until it had touched 60 legrees ate has been Sn; ‘iexba fe et ay ei | before thy fan went Cy It. "Cloud Se Shooting . Ainied at Ile Body, Veins. Large of point Polson. a Zone The cade the Bingham board held ap Pee ham ig jms Louise yesterday afternoon Crom th tek : . 7 . 7 ; [D. "Knowlton, 361 Fourth street Flour IS MYSTERIOUSLY DRUGGED MINING BOOM IS NOW ON|SAYS ACT WAS DELIBERATE SHOOT CHUTES IN SILENCE west of Shett Pmon ; 4 Police Planning ° Minnie ID J the dled city, r at Puesday Che funeral bocheld: Frida fo ut Horsley: \neral of Clement oi sterday ifternoo S Las| Extracts Bullet With Penknife; | Thirteen Refrain From ScreamDanger Is Blood ing and All Get Sacks | on Miss this of | Ollts poet | sc ‘4 | | HORSE IRON (F i S REAL RESORT WEATHER. DIAMONDS TAKE HEARTS Utahns | | | UTAH, THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1906. SALT LAKE CITY, REPUBLICAN, INTER-MOUNTAIN THE Salt Lake total oe an and See ae item car- Ean- PRT $49.30one ofceotne within the | amount Average required Weather ' Via aa lacaeaenteieietetete | for July. | -T 4 ; "ye , og : rhe weather bureau has just issued the Boise|the usual monthly bulletin covering econditio fo & 3yesterday rday | w eather 1e1 nditions for a given month city from | during the past thirty-two years. This expected e Sige Bas this theyearuniversity is also due eae was | } | ‘ THIS IS ON E OF last bulletin has special reference t Tule . ne " the1e pin re- ltt ee month m nine oehea repo el to after a ie ae i. ns - ea ong ed. He is said to have left the city] from Las Vegas to Bullfrog. a dista Vee First Methodist, First and West Pres-|l¢¢turing tour in the East covering | SPREE ieee Ui ttt S eatant soon after his wife separated from |of 140 miles, will be inte the Bully "| byterian, First and Phillips Congrega-|% Period of several months. Mrs See gee . Sani oe ith Eco eeu Lancs him, and his present whereabouts {s|country by ie ERE Tate 98 | tional, Latter-day Saints of the T rc in | Meakin met her husband in Denver, | eee 1 os J. oo with Be averag unknown. ees ty-fifth ward, Christian Scienc and will ‘return to Salt Lake with |0f 50 degrees, and the coldest month) Tells of Taking i Poison. While in the ward at hospital Mrs, cCune connectedly about the the emergency mumbled dis-| promise of a man of having : to marry y her, * and Be i seemed moaned aand nee suffering : continually.y is dead. She intense pain eae Shore the Bright B road little and d at Bets. CAlderte Fair-p: Fait Bete : At nnd lave folks, eS Saltair. : S ROYAL Organization to oMark's - Callahan, Plummer, MONDAY Give / ep rs Nair; BAND NEXT COMES St cisetee pi piscopa 1 ‘and | teeSe; Week's pMEvatAY ~ | cours Musical Festival at Saltair referee; ' 6 ‘ 7 ae an ages, Garris: r.) Burtner:W. eee E i Riihat . on Pa ane White. assistant clerks ‘From the far-off Hawatian Islands pe Idaho's rivers and streams. agents for pariculars re- limits, ete, See the champion high gir this afternoon and eve Don't miss the chance to win an even HU NDRED DOLLARS Real Esate Day, Saltair, June 28. All tickets iaeseapate 26c each. For members of the association, W. Second South aoe al Salt- soe O15 ae See Via Oregon Short Line Railroad to northern Utah and Idaho points, Some of the finest fishing in the West is fur- sale and by all at 15 Be Bright and Fair-Bathe at Saltatr, ee / oe 1897, grees. high ane. diver at of | Peres Geor reorge Dillon, city yesterday hDarletmie W. r Mont., from een Dark § eee alt- evening. cent | to ‘ ne ninaterene on 5.000. Start o- .A0=: -_ OL ~~ this|/ayerage in an Mrs sees ae eeen oper-| Sank orig sue a nee At fr e any. an amount account. trom ‘ia 8; 18; an highest average of 72 te "eg ing , de- temperature fell 432 to of number dest degrees. days clear partly cloudy, ck ofof partly 10;i re- Oxden. ay Lake 8:36 8:45 p. m a. the} the +p -pPhe has| sudy cloudy BASEBALL EXCURSION 1. > TO EUREKA, Salt Lake Route, $2 BR ne$1|Salt - sal with The in oe was reached on the month in 1901, when . one a Be d En an 3 hen | Mrs.|temperature and arrived their home. nea - Real} WILL GIVE SONG SERVICE. by 8. jin ae r ation bios Where she will undergo of| eee : This is the Day. Grand prize distribution by he garding 5 Elwood} | ~ .Sheriff atone ikane dade: Tt See the champion £ air this afternoc ornoon oa Resort. is Estate association, Saltair. O 250|in the Pacific ocean, comes an organtprizes VALUED AT ABOUT "$5, 000.) zation of musicians that is likely to Tickets for sale everywhere cnauseé piondeeorent in all parts of the United Sta The cache Royal Hawalian band of sixty skilled musicians and singers is making its first tour of this country, and will give concerts at Saltair Professor Kent and Pupils to Be Heard for a musical festival week, comat Twenty-Bighth Ward, mencing next Monday afternoon, concerts to be given anon afternoon and Under the auspices of the Mutual ue for cight¢ Improvement association Professor | this superb Sean is the Charles Kent and some of his pupils pride' of Hawali, and its fame has will give a song service at the Twenspread by tourists all over the ty-eighth ward chapel next Sunday t was established in 1871 bv evening at 6:30 o'clock. The program Captain H. Berger of the German for ied evening follows: army, who was sen to the Hawalian Ahem. ..:5..%... mens eee Ward Choir Islands by the first emperor of Ger..(Mozart (a) * ‘Je ia. Guide Us" many to form a military band. (b) "The Mighty Deep' The' great arm the Royal Peter Odenwalder. Haweilan Ranks 1s its versatility (a) "O Rest in the Lord" (Me eee member of the band playing Gi UOmer the Stars' Ss... -asnpecedsgecee (Abt hve to ten instruments, and Miss Edna Mortis. ing a trained singer To (a) * Way of the Cross"...... (Solman) of the band is an event that (b) "The Holy enip ‘is "* .. (Gounod)| singing lL lingers in the memory of the audi(a) "‘Angéls Ever Bright and Fair'... e years The programs given (Handel) by the band are most varied, includ(Pie colominIi) (b) "Ora Sg Nobis". ing military and operatic music, both & Kathlee n Fitzpatrie by the military band and. stringed Duet, "Commie Holy Spirit' (Jerome) orchestra, singing by the choir, selecMisa orris and Miss Kent. by the glee club, numbers by (a) There Is @ Green Hill' ees (Gounod) j|tions mandolin, banjo and guitar clubs (b) "The atormeorn eZ ae oeue . Bspor) ae solo vocal numbers by singers of es both BOXES Accompanist, Miss ‘wane Gotey? The appearance of the band here is sure to meet witg popular approval, = REDUCED RATES and crowded houses are looked for JUNE 30. during their stay in this city. nished ee him the Unitarian, Rev. and Mrs. P. A. Simpkin re- | corded 3 Bronze medals will be awarded to|turned to the city yesterday after a |! 18th of he winners of the several events. The|tWo weeks' outing in southern Cali- | following are the officers of the meet: | fornia pie aea 5 HAWAII ain aa ae MoCune as Mrs sC - emrotiinetee No z coulk ald be ee of Her family except that}Famous rom her rambling utterances it is thought that her mother aT Lake tak- neers frat at a «. Pereaid ene see derto her. said was that anything on faae stand The delights rains ae Special y | Tr Soocial trait lowe . m. e e 3 "| ave ONLY HOURS TO 42 CITY CHICAGO. TICKET 201 MAIN OFFICE ST. return- 0 Ea ° eee oe a4 106 © Kesummmnedl Thursday, June 28; Friday, June 29; Saturday, June 30; Monday, July 2:2: Tuesday, July3. .°. .*. .% . .*» WILL COMMENCE THIS MORNING Everybody is welcome. | | | eae . Sl Barton's Great 5 Days Salej oO Everybody can afford our small prices. Thousands aie dollars' worth of high class Clothing, Hats and Furnishings will be sold at less than actual value. PLENTY FOR EVERYBODY, BUT WE. ADVISE YOU TO COME EARLY, AS IT IS CERTAIN THERE WILL BE A TREMENDOUS DEMAND, Watch the papers, and don't fail to get your share of the good things, BARTON & CO. 45-47 Main St. rexn's.% |