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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-15

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-15

During the singing of this song the
children play they are birds and en-
JOY II immensely Trade songs Of
which the following sianza Is a sam
pie. are also rendered, in pantomlme,
showing the processes employed in Civ
ing us coal
Sing a song Of coal in the ground 50
deep
Where the mighty mountain careful
watch doth keep.
Down must go the miner In the ground
SO damp
Each one with his pIcS-aX and his tiny
lamp.
with the advent Of spring we will
get back more closely to nature study
We win show them the sheep, how the
wool Is grown and shorn and woven
into cloth. We VIII gather buds and
blossoms and listen TO the birds, and
dig aud plant In the garden. We will
take the winter clothes from our play
dolls ana replace them by the summer
garments that we put away early in
the winter We viii have our houses
cleaning and our street cleaning, and in
fact. do everything IN the tlnlest way
that IL done ON large scale In every
day life. All this is set to music so as
to help hold the interest, and little
songs on each subject make the task
easier than It would otherwise be-
"The monotony Of things Is frequent-
~ broken by fairy stories from the
best authors 1 often tell my own, suit
ing them to a particular child on par
ticuGr occasion according to the less
son that is necessary TO impart AMI
mails, brownies and fairies all figure
prominently in our stories hut never
In way to arouse FEAR Tales that in
splre courage, confidence and love-
that point to some good moral only, are
allowed In the Kindergarten room"
Miss Morris assistants are Mrs.
Peters, Of Logan Miss Barnes, Ksys-
vile. Miss Porter ConterWlle; Miss
Robinson, Pennington.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-15

room and made tLbn out OF cards and
paper and fitted up the tiny houses al
so built by the nttle folks. We have
uied 90 explain where the carpenter
gets his wood how the blacksmith gets
his coal, and how he shoes the horse
and how The horse Is the great SER
want Of man
IAN work so far az possible is made
pleasurabIe to the plastic mind Of the
kindergarten child when ordinary
methods of explanation fall the simple
story and illustration idea Is resorted
to and nearly always with success, In
this connection It may be stated that
it requires no little resource to hold the
attention Of 10, so or GO motor children
such as these little folks are But their
attention must be held Discipline is
as necessary with them as 10 is in
Uncle Sans army When 1t is gone
everything is gone. When they be.
come restless in their work the In
Auence of music is speedily manifest
For instance, when the lesson Of the
parents work rs on and nervousness
commences to display itself, complete
control is secured by the singing of the
kindergarten song embracing some
such sentiment as contained IN the fol-
lowing verse,
Loving mother, kind and true;
Busy father-he works too,
Earns the money for our clothes,
Buys the goods that mother sews.
Mother gives her daily care,
Washing faces. comh,ng hair,
Darniug stockings, patching, too,
Many things for me. for you,
This never fails to have a soothing,
may say tanning effect When 1t is
cold and stormy and gloom hangs over
an We sing something Ike this:
Robin Robin red breast hopping in
the snow.
Don't YOU wish . was summer when
the roses grow.
Robin Robin, red breast, cold the north
winds blow,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-15

NWLD.SAVlNG in the slums OF
' Salt Lake rs a work with
yhich the general public Is al
most entirely ignorant II Is
agroot ana good work, never
holess; one that IL writing the
names Of q little coterie Of
w mseldsh and tlreless women
uoa The unseen scroll Of honor in an
cAt world
Hos many precious little lives they
have Naiched from the haunts OF sin
and soroE and started out upon paths
calculated To lead to useful man and
Nomlnhooi only the Father Of all
kioas How hard they have tolled TO
Do this they themselves know but do
30, tell Year after year they have
gone on with the task that would make
any heart not a Womans, fail, until
ne knoEledg4 of their goodly deeds
Should 10 longer be hidden behind the
screen Of reserve they have modestly
thrown about IT,
Readers Of the Deseret News will be
h''rssied In what these women have
'0ls and what they are doing for the
NAYS OIL the street for the tiny little
~s whose homes are in the slums Of
us ety. In Surroundings that are lad
NN''n an Impure atmosphere, In dis
SNS where vice and squalor exist;
'''F 'he gaunt and bony hand OF
|aV reaches OUT with a grasp
'uO'ser than many think for. Not
VIA 'ne starvation severity that il
'''' n0a Of The child Of misfortune
= London or New York, to be sure, but
VIVA Hl"nilessness and a farther
'''a'ps power than the people of this
w nave ever dreamed Of How many
''''S KNOW anything Of the lives of
~ children who live in the sin
NJ 'u Precincts Of Franklin avenue.
'''y or Commercial street? Not
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-15
1CHILD-SAVING IN THE SLUMS OF SALT LAKE.

Visit TO the School and the Lessons That We're Listened
Io-Somchins Of the Difficulties Encountered in Get.
ting the Little Ones to Attend Efforts Reveal Conditions
That Are Supposed to Exist 0ny in the Large Cities
OF The WOrd-What Brave COtere Of Women Is
Doing to Aneoratc Them
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-15

They cauout do much il is true but a
foundation is being laid upon which the
public schools can build ana upon
which t15rc win be room for character
construction"
Speaking Of the work done in the
carly school year the principal said
1--WE took ,ne children oul into the
country aud spent many hours a day
with them uooi a farm where wheat
ana Gown were rlrening having explain
cd To- them how it wa grown We WIS.,.
ltcd the cogrols and bawyard ana
showed Jhcm the stock how me COWS
were mlt o. low .ha cream was taken
care Of and ctumed how the yegeta-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-15

nd Good Work That Is Being Done BY the tree
~,a,,ier Association in This Cityhow Poor Children
4. Gathered From the Streets Alleys and Avenues Of
,,,vory Repue and Started on the Road That Leads to
0.u,, li(s Than Their Parents Are LVng-Facts Which
wUD Both Interest and Surprise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-04
INTEREST is
WELL AROUSED
hawkins-Queenan Fight Is the One
Subject In Sporting Circles

Probably no. glove contest ever
scheduled To he pulled Off In seattle
has attracted more attention than
the cou,ins one between bal Hawk
ins and Perry 9uevnan. The Seattle
thcater has been leased for the az
fair Jan, 10. Already orders are
coming for seats, ana the capacity
OF the theater IL expected 20 be tax
ed
Hawkins never looked better IN
his life. and Perry h IN perfect trim.
betting f. about even. although
there may be few more takers for
the oueenan end. when the call OF
time eomea on the evening OF Jan.
10, there promises 10 be seen two as
husky little fighters as ever boxed
In Seattle.
Hawkins has little advantage
over 1uesnan on height, and maybe
on reach. hut Perry Is very clever
and his science may overcome these
advantages.
Queenan has training quarters at
GEORGETOWN Hawkins IL making
hts headquarters az the Seattle ath.
ietic club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-04
BITS OF GAiETY

The MAripaaa cub has issued In
ratiors for aance. to be given sr
- Queen Anne club houxe. Thurs
-. llecs ush@s 8.
ThG sans Snue4 Club held lEs
ex4lar dance at me Old Rainier
h1sl Thursday evening.
Tse Humane sos eEy - already
s4ksng arT1usemsuts Tor an enter
ul-msnt 10 Be given early in thel
k.<az This society has herekoforel
Ri<sz very fne entertainments. bud
stS CO. promises to Be Something
ex<sstks culinary ana one thar wil4
MA graf interest a. the public.
M. sd Mrs. r. Prentice eele-
M1tAt tAssr s7th wseding anniyers.
IN ~ y<* Years Night at theft
1dz< h S~ath Seattle. About a
r'rms znTsd the bcuntiful dlnnes
and ~ evening was pleasantly
sfA Ai,k Eansss and other amuse-
m<1m
~ AMI Mrs T. J. Walsh and
~ N. HigsIns. % Everett have
sssn The guests N Mr. and Mrs. f..
tesg7ove TO ehsyy street. during
the past wreck.
A dance vas given BY the Allegro
Club "a Wednesday night at Prof
Ladies dancing aeadsmF.
M Frederick = awsrssrorn and
Miss Mary Ethel ssmple viii b.
4Eietly married January "a. 1907. At
ne home Of the brides father. Hon.
Eugene scmpie. - North Broad
way.
Stevens Poet No. 1. Womenss Re-
Aef Corps viii install officers at the
rert regular meeting. Tuesday even
Ing. December :.
program foF an entsrfalnrnens
= nov IN preparation BY members
q ne Order OF EMS. 10 be given
some time nexf- month. The rnuaicai
lsaFr4m u m charge of Mr.. Frank
coomhz.
4 comic orefs. entitled THE Or
WI be given BY the Ladies
S''sr Society IT the Grand
eY1 house two rights. January n
e II, The proceeds Of the affair
~ e 70 build an orphans home
- MARY Carr Moore. Of this city
" author ~ the opera.
AM Nadgs Scarborough win en-.
.s'.sln few friends Monday even.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-04

artists, end unique effects also assist
In tho finished performance.
AZ the old Cross Roads" one OF
tho best plays seen here In long
time. VIII close weeks engagement
toninh just 30 long as Manager
ASTON rings plays like AT the old
Cross t,ladH" he viii be welcomed
IA seattle BY all lovers OF good dra-
mauc performances
tue burEemaster"
The rrHt appearance here OF the
original or Eastern "nurgomaster'
company VIII be- al the Grand Tues
day Wednesday aud Thuraday
evenings and Wednesday matinee of
next week, The cnat Includes Her
bert cawthorn the hurgotnaster,
that appeared all last summer ln
Chicago. Edward Sanford. the
Doodle won kull. Harry do Lormr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-04

ing. January &. az her home. Ninth
avenue and Chcrrp street
The Bohemia Club and Art League
met Wednesday cvcnlng az their
rooms IN the Lincoln for Joint bust
ness session. Tho prizes Tor tho
past year were won by Mr James
Wehn, Mr.. Leland :, Armstrong and
Miss Anna Maokcy. ~ the nrst class.
The priEra Of the second class were
given 60 MIR. Leland :. Armstrong
and Miss Mabel Thcricn, There viii
he no more public High Jinks, II
was decided at the last meeting that
the entertainments Tor the coming
year would be strictly Tor the mem-
bcrs THE class now numbers about
leo and for the present no new
members will be admitted.
Miss Honte Phelps viii give a dan
cling tarty 10 the Children Of the
Revolution Saturday afternoon from
untu & o'clock, In the Lincoln ball
room
ON New Years day Miss Florence
Tfuax, daughter Of MIR. and Mrs. G.
n. rruax. was married to Edwin
Deyo. at the home ~ the brides
parents. III Jackson street. Rev. =.
G Ovhurn offieiAted.
Inc Nftue wore a hoNh OF Drown
pFunella cloth. trimmed with cream
lace, with a garniture OF pink satin
and brown velvet ribbon. Mss Flor
ence Morrison was maid 81 honor.
and Geo. Traax acted rs best man.
Friends % the bride had transform
ed the home into a bower Of white
and green. An altar was artisticaiiy
arranged of grill work and cover
"a with everEreens.
After the ceremony the assem-
blaze repaired To- the pink room.
where the Young couple were show
rrcd with the good wishes Of their
many friends.
Mr. and Mrs Truax viii b at the
home after January s at III JEFF
terron street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-04
PRISONERS
GET AWAY

CASPAR. Wye. Jan. t--Fpur prls-
oners VINO escaped from the Jail at
this place on the night 81 December
y. were overtaken By sheriff W. c.
Ricker and a posse In the mountains
about Is miles west % hers. Thurs
day morning. shots were exchanged
and the sheriff vas nortAiiy wound
Cd. dying IN few hours,
A portion of the aherir-H party are
stlii In pursuit Two men started 10
return here with Kicker. but he died
en- route Another party Of citizens.
well mounted and well armed. have
started out 20 reinforce the depu
ties. II the outlaws are captured u
Il doubtful Il any OF them VIII be
returned here alive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-04
REGISTER
AT ONCE
ssver Put OF Until February
p What You Can Do Now

seree AZ eight clerks = now en-
IN city Comptroller Pau .
.s,ss saklng the registrations ior me
s. ..s, city election. The rekistra-
Msokx will elose az mldnight az
- - ana viii ee open every day
~ sundays until that time.
e~<s law makes Il compulsory on
X. cart q every rereon who de-
-. n vote az the election on March
= register his name, ward and
s,.s'snet az least - daNs before the
s,<tlen A voter must be a rest
IA, IA the state az least one year,
\. county three monthH and the
.,-ri * DAYS. before the date %
s,rction. Unless he registers.
= sanncf sese.
srsrly rexsstrstiou Is ursed BY the
,..esrlr,iier v alae there Is no raFsie-
- rs,sh. pufink the last days the
ss.sks are eqen therr will be jam
Y ~ rexfstfatlan decks. and mUch
800, eaienee VII result 10 voters In
~t,sns thrlr turns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-04
RECEPTION TO
THEIR PASTOR

The attendants and members OF
the Plymouth Congregational church
last night rendered q reception Ia
Rev. and Mrs. w. ~ q. Temple. The
affair took place IN the church. which
was beautifully decorated for the oc-
caaion. Music was furnished by the
Sunday school orchestra. refresh
menta were served and n general &c
ciai time enjoyed. New Years day
marked six and half years that
Mr. Temple has held hts present pas
easafa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-04

The upcrn ~ written around the
adventures OF modern iriahman
who goes 20 Athens nnd impnrnon
ntes the ancient Delphinn oracle FOR
what there IN In g." IT'S naven
lures are most iudicroua and pro-
woke constant laughter The opera
Is nlled with beautiful solos. duets
ana choruHeh,
Among the principals ~ the east
of % are Virginia Graham. Mary
Carr MOORE. Della Spray. Frank
CoomhH. Frank Atkins. carl Hon
man. Heber ingle. Ir, Thomas o.
Metealfc. lfllnnr Spnnord Frink.
Frank Jones Warren Irwin. lewis
Dawson, Genevieye Reed ANA GlolHe
Heed.
W. w. williams IL 90 be the
musical director, A duartette com
posed OF Florence La Cheur. Clara
Hawthorne Arthur tufsky ana Al
exnnder Mcdonald viii be n feature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-04
CHAS. f. NEEly
Is ON TRIAL IN
CUBAN COURTS

HAVANA. Jan. THE longde
iayed trial af fshas. r. Seeiy % In
diana. charged with the enbsxzie-
merit ~ large stuas from the Havana
postofftce nearly two years ago, was
commenced today before the high
ess civil tribunal 81 Cuba
The United states government u
taking no active part iu the pr0secu-
ton. being satisfied 10 leave the case
IN the hands Of the native judges and
prosecutors. The principal witness
-. however. come fran the United
states. They Include Postoffiee In
apectorr Halnies o. Cincinnati and
Fletcher 81 Indianapolis. who gath
erred much Of the evidence which re-
suited IN Newivs arrest
The libel Of Edwin Lawrence
a9ninst the stea rn~T Pilgrim has been
dismissed as the iib~iant failed 20
appear al tbs hearing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-04

James n Wilson's great triple
production Is fiiiiug an engagement
90 two performances at the Grand
opera house this afternoon and even
ing This r. a strictly high-ciass at
traction and will be enjoyed by all
who attend. The stage setting. cleo
trIcaf devices and new and specially
painted scenery represents an outlay
o. over %. 800. and II the finest and
most costly ever used outside OF a
Henderson production.
waxner'a Bsnd Cenesrts
Tomorrow afternoon at 40 o'clock
Wagner's First Regiment Band viii
give the frat Of n series Of eight
weekly concerts at the Grand.
In addition 70 the band Mr..
Wagner has engaged the swedish
LADIES' Quarfette Of the ole Oh
son" company for tomorrow's con-
cert. and these ffne singers will APP
pear IN several selections.
Jsffsrsaa De Angsiis
The nearest approach 10 the Onsn-
bach school Of operate comedy. or
operrntta. that has ever been made
in this country Is said 20 be "A
Royal Rogue" the new musical pro-
duction which Jefferson De Angels
will present at the Grand tomorrow
and Monday evenings. N is said 10
be a most delightful novelty in a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-04
MADE BAD BREAK

LONDON. jar "a bad breach
Il ssiQaeste was wAde yesterday by
~ charlrs Russell. counsel For III.
=. Iahn Dix. BE served q writ on
ths rnltrd States charge daffsires.
eanEranding Tim 70 bring forthwith
tks said -. John DIX 10 the high
vurf ~ justice vhere appeal would
= teker from sxtraditi0n granted
" the bow Street court. Apologies
e4fe tnrgr3ua
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-04
HER DEBUT WAS
A SUCCESS

WASHINGTON. y. C.. Jan. A.
The presentation 81 Miss Alice
Roosevelt 10 Washington society.
last night. was one % the greatest
events that has taken place IN the
social life 0f Washington in recent
years. Nearly 900 guests we're pres
ent Including nll members uf tho
diplomatic corps ana families.
President Roosevelt was one OF the
most pleased OF those present ard
mingled freely with the guests dur
ing The reception and Ia the dance
which followed, The Marine hand
and the Artillery Corps hand alter
mated Ia furnishing the music.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-04
CONTRACTS
SIGNED UP
Seattle Theater Is 10 Become a
Stock House January 10

The contract has been signed FOR
the engagement Of the Manhattan
Stock Company AZ the Seattle the
alter II win open January 10 Ia
"Tho Lost Paradise" The company
VIII play several months. with now
production each week Several new
plays, written especially for this
company. viii be presented IN the
course OF tho sea son.
A. before stated. ". Martin Kali
man n manager OF the aggregation.
lie directed "A stock company nj tbs
Grand opera house IN Salt Lake city
last year. with notable success The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-04

as e. Booth Talkingtnn: Madeline
Winthrop ard dainty Lillian Austin.
Sadie stockton and Marguerite
Clark. two metropolitan music han
faVoriteH. viii also appear here. and
we are also promised many OF the
old members ~ the Western orKani-
Eation. including Edith Ysrrinwion.
Ida Hawi~y. two little ladies ~
marked beauty and erninsuce. two %
the brightest revelations Of the PAST
season also George frederick. 40 the
Harism spider VIII Peters as the
Indian chief. Andy Lyman. the
Tammnny Boss. and others OF equal
promiucnce. not forgetting the large
merry eirii. chorus. aud as u II a
canmaiidat ton 81 both the Eastern
and Western companies. they should
prove an enlightened Afoam ~ youth.
beauty and grace.
''Ths oracle"
Rehearsais for The Oracle the
pretty comic opera which the La
dies Relief Society will present at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-04
PAID ALL DEBTS

Taylor Congregational church held
itn annual business meeting Thurs
day. Tho finances we're found 20 be
in excellent condition. This - the
FIRST year that the church mas bern
self supporting. DnrinK the iss. Y
months Il has paid all itH debts and
current expenses and IN addition has
given $500 FOR heneyuirnce other
business - the evening WAS tho an
nuMi roll call HnA election ~ oftirefH.
The indiea of the church served re-
treatments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-04

people whom he has secured for the
coming engagement have nll been
playing Va New York city the pres
rut season.
Ralph Stuart ana lansing Rowan
VIII head the company. The fGfmer
81 now leading man FOR Grace George
in Under Southern Skies" Mics
Rowan has been leading woman
with william Gillette IN sherlock
Iioimrn," a versatile ana Weli-an'
sorted organization has been care
fully chosen. capable 81 Interpret
Ing the high class dramas and come,
dies which VII De played.
The stock company system. once
20 popular. ~ again growing IN ia
vnr. and has within the past fsw
years been adopted ~ q number OF
theaterH IN the great cities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-04
Army Changes

Among the changes occnAiorsd In
the command ef toral forts because
% the reorganization II the army.
is the transfer 20 Mater r. r. g.
Richmond from the command %
Fort FIagisr. 10 BE- inspector Of ar
iiilery for the Department Of CO.
insnbts.
Captain Eugene Wilson win prob
ably succeed 10 the command az
FiaGier for the psv~ent. Colonel Me-
Crea. at present tn charge og the
Vancouver barracks viii ha relieved
IN n few months by General Randall
and viii take charge of Fiaxisr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-04
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ATHlON ON DUTY

20 steamer Athlpn. which has
ssse hsd up for repairs For tso
v.+xS resumed her regular trips this
-.rssW between this city and the
pat &nad navy yard.
a ~ cabin has been adfed %
~ xtzrfeF and the brat entirely
~saIntsd The Greyhound. which
- hssr rcnnirg IL place " the
stksHa. viii row De retired temper
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-04
WILL RECEIVE

BALTIMORE. Md. Jan. a-~Car-
dlnal Gibbons viii hold his New
Years reception az the arch splNeop-
nj residence tomorrow. Ills enln-
euce II enjoying good health and viii
celebrate his sSth birthday during
the coming week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-04
TO FIT EN- UP

NEW YORK. Jan. Edward Cor
rtwan. the prominent Kansas city
turfqnan. salts for England today 20
look after hia racing interests on the
other side. lie has about rs horses
tn England, three ~ which are IN
PREPARATION for the Derby.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-04
WATER SHUT OFF

Z ~ sarsly IL city water that
= ..ssss sFssn TIRE Lincoln park
-a.s,.rdr. uifi be shut OF sun
Z a.w san > a. W. 90 ) y. m. in
- tsat he department mas
: 1890 : new water gate
= ~ I.tneaan park reservoir
x.sell~s the enslre high service
Z rssrirg hnctaainK Renton and
Z sNsnn Anna hills. During the
xrser mentioned about ~ 100
: s.eple Mi - without water
I - notice = given that they
4 max make aeeessavy psovisten-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-04
..RAXS AND PLAYERS.

musical and dramatic way. n In out
% the beaten paths Of the old stereo-
typed comic opera, and u II 10 far
above this average musical comedy
that there IL no comparison. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-04

the Grand on Friday and Saturday
Of next week. are constant. and
those who have kept 81 touch win
them are mpst lauiasofy In cafn.
ment upon the opera. the splendid
comtuning and settings and the cap
able company With which the pro-
duction wiil be made.
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