Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-26

Twenty-afth district-6is Sullivan
avenue.
s. S. SINGING CLASSES.
Next Saturday in the Ogden Tabei :
nace commencing at one o'clock the
singing classes under the direction VI
Prof. Joseph Dallantyne viii begin a
study In sight singing and chorus work
The classes will be divided into three
grades az follows; Children from to
10 years of age In one class and those
from 10 to IL years OF age In another
These two classes viii meet at p. IN.
an D. m. respectively A class for
adults will be organized on the same
day at 3 o'clock for all those over Ia
years of age, The tuition for the chill
dren's classes will be 81 for the season
and for the adult class sl.5O for the sea-
son. All children who did not receive
sight singing books will be given two
tickets 10 concert which Will be given
by the combined classes. which " they
sell will buy their music books.
The classes last year were very sue
oessful and had a membership of near
~ four hundred, and this year an Ell
fort will be made TO increase that num-
Der II possible to Ave hundred.
ESCAPED FROM REFORM SCHOOL.
Two of tie inmates Of the State in
dustrial school made good their escape
yesterday and have not yet been APP
pretended. One was named John John
son. aged II, light complexion, small
OF his age. wore dark suit Of clothes ana
had number 227 on his underclothes.
The other boy IL Willie Bunker, aged
IA, light complexion, dark coat and
overalls, blue cotton striped shirt, I'M
derwear numbered 225. The boys were
working In the kitchen, and were con-
sldered among the most trustworthy In
the school by Mr.. Allison.
REPUBLICAN RALLY,
Last evening lively Republican
rally was held at the Republican head
quarters. The hall was quite made
quate 20 hold the crowd which gath
cred 10 listen TO the discussion OF the
Issues before the people. The speak
ers were William Glasmann and John
Il. Bagley, who spoke principally upon
the waterwarks question which has
perplexed the people for the past few
years. The speakers assured the cit
liens that II elected they would en-
deavor to work a reform In this mat
ter. They also dwelt on the heavy bur-
den Of taxation under which the city
Ia suffering and promised to do all Ia
their power To reduce the takes. In
strumental music was furnished by the
Hunter Harmony club, and several
campaign songs were sung by the In
termountaln quartet.
II was announced by Chairman Pat
ton that the Opera house had been so.
cured for the evening before election,
Nov. 4th, for grand Republican rail-
ly. when Governor Wells and wife ana
other distinguished Republicans viii
be In attendance.
TAYLOR sWENsON NUPTIALs.
Marriage license was granted to
Charles A, Swenson and Miss Ella May
Taylor, is, both Of ogden.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Deputy Clerk l.. ]. Holther has re-
turned home from three weeks pleas
ure trip to California.
e, T. Murphy of Pocatello, Idaho,
was In Ogden today on business.
Mrs. William Il. Wheeler Of Idaho
Falls Is visiting in Ogden for a few
days, the guest Of her sister, Mrs. f, C.
Martsndale.
J, A. Hendrickson Of the Cache Knit
ting Works is In Ogden on business.
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Try a can Of Santas Nut Food Co.
Porkless beans, best on earth; Sc East
First South.
on, I'M INN & A MIN A II rIfxt man .,s.