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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-10-12
NEW CURE FOR CANCER

All surface cancers are now
known to be durable, by Bucklen's
Arnica Salvc. Jas. Walters, of
Duflield, Va, writes: IL had I, can
GER on my lip for years, that seem
ed incurable, till Bucklen's Arnica
Salve healed it, and now it is per-
fectly WE'LL Guaranteed cure for
cuts and burns. 25c at Joscclyn's
drugstore.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-10-12
Marry ON Merry-Go-Round.

In st. Louis few days ago a man
and woman were married on merry
go-round while it was in operation.
Later they will be likely to take matri-
mony more seriously.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12
r,,rv Davis Lost His Head and
silent Rowan Won On
A Foul
# HAPPENED IN the FIFTH.
yO. Mute Proved Much Mere Clever
Than Ills 0ppouent but llc VI"
No, 50 Strong ast Rugged

Aho,u 40 fight fans assembled ~ mo
,turray opera House last night to wi'noss
,,o Glove contest between Terry Davis Oh
sa,, Inko ana "sIlcnt' Rowan oi-somo'
ehclc or other . %
,rhcy saw four and n half rounds OF
wrotiy fast milling with Davis ilnlshihs
'bout a noso ahead, when something nap
,opod and the nght was stopped by hcis
rrco Jim Donaldson Tho something
o,s a foul OF tho worst KIND the second
ono committed by Davis
'ifho men weighed IN on the stlgo, anI
ha,b ramo under the pounuhho ~
ponnda Both boys appeared W Dn w u,V
ambition and eager "a got ", oaon o'hpr
Thcy started onl wei p Dnyh uo,l,s VII
rkprr which ne can The ntN rounl
rd gono about half the distance when
WnViu was sent Ia the moor IRON one OF
irrrvs rushos, While ON the moor DAVIS
Nhldpcd away ana landed a loil lui, on
ihG Silent On0s mouth, lgyotybly hoWl,9
r1l INT tho referee took the view lhht
4 uue NOT Intentional And did not allow
IA uo stated that thu people came mere
a. Nimoss "A fight and unless another loul
Vas committed he would pay no attention
WIN" boys thon settled down TO work
Rowan soon demonstrated that IN point
NJ rioyorness he had II on Davis by n
Wide margin, hut when II came 20 hns
s1rlng punishment glNlng pnnlshmnnI
strength and bulldog dotcrminhilon DAVIS
vas away In the lond, ana " he had not
dlosl hls' head" would IN all probability
Nave won by the slumbcr route
I'm To the beginning of the attn round
No had shade over the mulo, bul ~
that round he committed hnolhCf iouli
one that could not be- overlooked by nny-
ESQ rho hpNpVg Wpro in the center OF the
rug when Rowan Slipped 70 TIC noor
Willie resting on one Knee, DAVIS lnnuod
A sort VI woOdchoppng blow on the silent
bows neck Referee Donaldson stopped
me contest and gave Rowan the dorlsIon,
lilo dld tho right thlng, aud perhaps IL
MIL teach Davis something mat ne cor
family should learn II he proposes TO FOL.
loW In the devious paths of the boxing
y I'M what few contests Davis has had
hero no has shown lack Of knowledge or
ring tactics, Internationally, perhaps no
shows the shirt Of iuughhouHu WORK, nnd
ihh led Him into two deliberate fouM last
nIghl lie fails also ~ take advantage of
hIs opponent when he has his man on
qupor street lie Will lana icllinB punch
and ns hls opponent Naggolh around
tho ring, Terry has habit or standing
back and looking az his man, THIS may
be duo TO a Kindness Of heart but N does
not win the long IND Of tho purse
There was n slX-round preliminary be-
tween kld Campbell and Il youth who
travels under the cognumon pf Kid Fru1.
go This bout Nas really better Than the
"malu event" M the youngsters mixed
things for kocpe from gong to gong Tho
nrtl one and then the other getting a al
Bu AT the end Of tho bout Referee Don.
adson could do nothing else Than dee
clare the 80 II draw
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12
POsTOFFlCE ROBBED.
Dynamite Used to Blow Up Safe
or One at San Pedro, Cnl,

san Pedro, ral, May 1.-The san
Pedro postolhco was entered by two
burglars about 3 o'clock this morning,
the safe Of the olllco blown open with
two charges Of dynamite, ana $1,000
worth Of stamps and 5000 In cash taxi.
on 4 $500 money Order 500 In cash.
all the registered man and u consIdora.
Bile amount Of money and jcwolry hc.
longing to private parties was over.
looked,
Roth explosions were heard coneld.
cradle distance from tho postoilcc
which " located IN the contcr NJ tho
town, The front of the building was
blown out ana the Interior completely
wrecked
The safe which was of nyc.foo d.
monsIons and strong steel construction
was shattered, The irst charge was
used TO blow m the outer door Of tho
safe, and the last explosion 10 blow
away tho inner door and break tho
locks 10 tho compartments,
United states officers are searching
for the robbers, who mndo their escape
without being seen,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12
BOXING RULES.
MANY Questions Arise rs TO what Mar
OUTS Really Intended,

There have been many disputes ON
points IN tho Marquis Of QuccnHbury boz.
hp rules Fighters sian to box straight
mlcg' ana frequently violate thom Hero
are The accepted rules,
no hc falr stand up boxing match IN
q Atool ring or AZ near That slSo no
practicable,
No wrestling or mlRgIng allowed,
d"lhe rounds In be of three minutes
duration, and one minute tImo between
l.lf either man fail, through weakness
an othurwlso, ne must goi mp unaeslStod,
10 Fcoonds 10 be allowed him 10 do ~, the
other man meanwhile 10 return ~ HIS
hlH logs tho round Us TO DO resumed ana
continued until tho three minutes have
expired. II one man fails 10 como Ia the
scratch I'm the 10 seconds allowed II shall
be M the powor NJ the referee 10 give HIS
award N favor Of the other man
o \ man hanging On the ropes M a
helpless state, With his toes on tho
NmWd shan be considered down
81 No seconds on amy other person To
he allowed IN tho ring durlng the rounds
should tho contest be stopped 10y any
unavoidable Interference, iht referee io
namc lmo and place, M soon ms possible
lnl lnWhlng the ounlpHl HO that tho
mllch must he won ana lost uulrM the
hukcS Of both men Ngrco to draw the
NV NlNNfN w Dc iNll hlN'N OoNllN
glovus NJ the best uunliiy and now
should u glove bust on como on II
must be replaced 10 the rcffoos uatlsfuc-
zion,
lo.A man ON ono l,nco N considered
Gown ana II struck iB entitled 20 the
stakes
N no Shoes or bootS with springs al.
" shall be- "fair stand M" fight,
Ruu Wlhor man rhnll wllfully throw
nVnrrll down without receiving "A blow,
Wh,lnrr blows fhnll have previously been
VN,hNQgod On not hO shan ho doomed ia
h0Nr lost the battle, but that thlA rulo
hOlll hol npnly ia 4 man who w u close
m'Nup Nlins down from the grnep ~ hls
upupnrnl 10 avoid punishment or from
u,llo,F hcrldrQi or from wrnkUoAs
/" bQlllng with the head shah be- doon-
va luul on the party rosOrtlng Ia ihls
battle, WV WV WV
~ blow struck when man IN thrown
VI UnWn Hhnll 10 deemed n foul A man
WIN one knee ana one hand ON thn
ground Nhall be deemed down, ana A
dow given IN either uf these posItlonI
,n'l hN considered foul, providing nlWals
Ual When In such positions mo man so
HNu hlNl not himself strike or atlcmpt
l5unA blow struck below tho wnls,bani
WY bo deemed foul, ana that In "A close,
W".W m hnlONonlel below tho waist, by
t N'Rh or otherwise shall be- do,mo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12
Rain Prevented tho contest Yesterday
ie,ween ksIllyites snd LOhsiers,
PACIFIC NATIONAL LEAuUE,

There IL u game at WNlkqrF huld TITS
afternoon between ogden And SAT- Lake
but yesterday afternoons game had 10 be
postponed because uf the mclnnuas NJ the
weather doctor Tine heavy rain In the
morning made a nold Of mud Of the din'
mond and II would have been impossible 10
put up anything Ike decent exhibition
~ the national pngtlmo
liui this afternoon II h different ana
the rivals viii nRhl N out again
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12

seattle, wash, May TIA home run BY
kemmor IN lho sixth Inning won today for
seattle, The locals made one IN the nrH
made one IN the third and tied the score
IN the sixth Whalon was hit hard, VII
Hams gave way to Roach IN the fourth,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12
WESTERN LEAGUE.

omaha Ncho May 1.-THE champions
took another game from the Drs Muiuus
team today by batting oppollunoly and
taking advantage Of errors, The weather
was too cold for fast play
Score, II, II, ".
Dnlhnn utt't't'Hu''t''t''' y
boH Molnth u'tu''','ff'N''''''f \
Batteries, Quick ana Freeze ldchcld
and WukpNpld
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12
SEASON ~ NOW CLOSED.
numerical Rowling League Champion
snip was Captured by crystals.
HOW THEY STAND,

h,yn' commercial Bowling Tongue serlos
t"sr ,olno 10 an end, ana iho Crysihls
ir"u, nag been Admdged tho winner of tho
goinUUoo ,nhmnlnhnhip, out " a total of ii
nW LnP 'nnEvn WIS team has won 30 and
samoa tollows, '''''' ;" "'' h'sh'H
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12

Batteries Rohcrlhlllo ana llcRi
Sparks, plllingor, Doom ana Abbott
Twu.hnso lilts-llOwnrl, clancy Mugoo,
struck out ~ sparks, I, by plltngor, Il
BY Roborlaillo, ., Bases on balls-Off
Sparks, L. IN pit,ingor A. on Robert
aIllc, l.
Umpire. Klein,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12
nNnA. \. NupERnAs. 3

brooklyn, May ll--Aflor securing y
good lead In the carly innings, brooklyn
lost today lu cincinnati IN tCn'lnNing
game, Attendance, gCO)
Score, r. II, H.
CINCINNATI uunun'r'''unu'u'" y
ffopklNn p'HHrutt'tIti''t'''u ~
Batteries lhhm Ewing ana Phelps
Spnnlon Rcisling and Rttor
Two.busc lills-sllugglns, seymour and
owens, Threo.huso Hits Schocktrd RI
ter Bases on Bulls--Off Hahn, T. % Ew'
INK, p OF Scanon :, OF Rgisling b
struck Out-By Scunlon, n by liam, q
by Ewing T.
Umpire tombstone,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12
TEA

II you find any tea with
our name on the package
not to your liking, take.
back your money,
Write fot cur Knowledge Hook, A S,hlulng A
Company, San fNDc,,o,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12

NHIlOrlOF NOUnK and NoOdhNW, TToIT'
fer aud ONollL
Two.bnpo llil.-C chance, Bases ON Balls
on Young, T. struck Oul-Iiy Young Il
by pfclnor l.
Empires BauawInc and Emslo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12
AMERICAN LEAOUE.
WESTERN LEAGUE,
NATIONAL LEAGUE,

New York, May ll-.Thfough inability
10 hit Mnllhowson, ~ Louis lost the
third game of the scrlcs WIN Now Nolk
todny The visitors were uulneldou ana
outbnitod Attendance, 400
score, H. ~ n
st. Louis NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .
New YORK t,trttt. it''iH'uuH'l =
Batteries Taylor aud warner, Mat
lhowson and lluWclman
Bnsos ON linllH.-On MutlhowsoM II on
Taylor I struck ont by MalthrwFon, ~
by Taylor, T. Two.buse lilu~ullbcW
lmplTpa.OD Day,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12
TEAMS CLASH TODAY,

"A, 9, ruuL-sI Paul u kansas
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12

on sunday, May H. there viii bc u spo.
cial excursion 10 Eurckn over the SAT-
Lake Route, \ special low rate has boon
made for the Occasion, Tho excursion Is
Tor the hnsohal II game between the Eureka
blue Rocks and the Vincent Mott teams,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12

having given three passes and MT a bats.
man IN one Inning,
score, A. H. ~
Seattle OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .
Snn Francisco un,piunnuu,ua 2
Batteries Williams Roach ana Fray
Whnlon nnd shea,
. lmpio-DaNE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

AT Indianapolis, indianapolis Colum.
b,s game postponed rain,
pOnpdi rain,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12
INC Bullg lnlcy,MougtalO hands oOl tho


following nghl dope"
\ Forroltl manager of Hugo Kelly the
italian with the irish name, who recently
got the decision over philadelphia JACK
q Brlon ~ trying 10 arrange q match be.
tween his man and Mike echrock 10
take place IN Salt Lake
Tho men have me, siN, times three OF
their boutg homg for slN rounds, The
nrst was a draw and Suhrcck getting tho
decision In the other two, Then koly
go, the dccisl on IN a lj'round llghl witch
was followed by II @.ruund draw Their
last fight was l0.rOund draw I'm In
dinnppols, Kelly IL only y years old,
indianapolis papers say that olirlcn In
his nghi with Kelly proved himself ~ be-
good huggcG ana held on Ia o. Italian
whenever he was In danger which was
often, II was conceded that kolly had II
on O'Brlcn at all stages OF the game,
II forfotl succeeds In matching -
kolly and schrock the two mon ought 10
put M n rafting tight, ana ono that
would draw well I'm Salt Lake,
Dancing, sultair Saturday night, S
o'clock
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12

Tncomn, WASH May H. Tacoma
payod I'M uphlll game aud finally Won
out In The tenth Inning, hitting French
opportunoly The home team played n
poor neldlng game, Two Of Portland
nuns were glfie
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12
nEANlaATERs, 81 CHICAGO, o.

Boston, May H. BOSTON shut out chi.
r0Ro today IN rather disappointing
gamc, marked by costly errors by Tho
visitors Attendance, 1900,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12
"pENNY" GOSSIP,

Thompson IL slated for the rubin fop
TO win u game,
Tho weather permitting the H. Of Y,
ana the l., u, \, I, tack teams VIII hold
n practise on the varsity campus toe
morrow afternoon beginning nj . o'clock,
An excursion win bc run tomorrow from
PARK city for the hononl nt those who
caro- 10 witness the High school track
meet which takes place tomorrow after
noon The Park CITY team N said ~ ne
IN excellent condition
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE,

San Francisco, MAY H. -Four hits IN
the sixth inning game Oakland lOduy's
game, three runs rcsultng from the bonn
hnrdmon, against loren outside Of that
one inning oakland could not touch the
Los Angeles mans delivery
score, Il II, w.
Los Angeles up,u,r,r,,,u,nus
Oakland Observation-Disclosures
batteries loren ana Spies Schmidt and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12
STRONG RELAY TEAMS,

Al least three strong teams enter the
house IIlchordFon. Judson and ilichnlond,
who have worked together several son.
sons, from the East Side Coutra Picker.
Ing, Butler ana Hammond, ana from cog.
don. TnyoN Douglas calvert and Groonu.
Nal0
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12
SEATTLE A. BAN FRANCISCO,

Batteries Brown, logan ana Graham
French and Mclean
Umpire klopi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12

Grand Ban soltor sat night
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12
rlRATlss. a QuAKERs. 0.

Philadelphia May ll.-Wilh two out IN
the eleventh inning today PllunRof, VINO
took SPARKS place on the rubber gave
pllleburg the winning run, Doom WAS
bonrhod for dspu,ng decision. AZ.
Nh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12

Dancing, sUltalr, Saturday night, 5
o'clock,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-12

Hatlorlea~ToFch Nhd SpIc'i HVNm1u1 NJ
llyrnoH,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-30
HOLMES MAKING A HIT
Former Athletic Instructor of U. of
U. the Whole Show in
Los Angeles.

Evidently Harvey Holmes, former ath-
letic instructor of the University of Utah
is making d hit in Los Angeles. Here
is what the Los Angeles Times has TO
say about him:
Professor Harvey Holmes the versatile
and efficient athletic coach of the Uni
verSity Of Southern California. has been
made a life member of that institutions
faculty, and will remain at the head of
its department of physical education
Holmes had made plans to go east
with Splinter Parsons next fall, having
a number Of good offers. the best one
being from his alma mater. Wisconsin
where a berth as master Of track and
assistant in gymnasium work awaited
him. President @. r. BOYard, head of the
faculty at I. 5. G. is so satisfied with
Prof lessor Holmes successful and manly
methods that he decided not TO let money
coach, Il being understood that there is
considerable advance in the muscle
makers salary.
We have so much confidence in
Holmes ability that the management of
athleJicS at the University of Southern
California is placed hereafter entirely in
his hands, said President Rovard last
regard and feel that his earnest yvorll
mas given the school a high standing IN
clean athletics This we desire to keen
up We are inaugurating no temporary
change of policy. bat intend TO go in for
amateur sports earnestly from the present
on and co not feel that any improve
ment could be made in the head of our
are paying Holmes big salary now. but
uOt a cent more than ne is worth and
we intend TO keep him Just as long as he
cares TO stay III athletics
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-30

and TO console the latter in the reali-
ZAtlon OF his aspiration the Brazilian
ministry was. erected into an en- bassy-
Mr. Thompson viii, however, in the or
Conger as ambassador to Mexico some
tune next winter, at the latest.
The Chilean Post.
The changes announced leave the
mission TO Chile vacant even in the
event that Mr.. Bowen having salts
ned the authorities here that he is
blameless in the matter of the circu-
itpon OF the runlor in the asphalt case.
IS transferred to Santiago, for that
detail viii be only temporary. and the
post IS likely to be filled permanently
IN the end by the appointment Of John
HICKS OF Wisconsin, who was AmeFi-
can minister TO Peru during President
HarriSOn'S administration. These
changes are conditional upon the
-acquIescence of the various ministers
involved, for they were not consulted
in advance. and possibly some Of them
may decline the new appointments
Mr.. Barrett's post on the isthmus will
not be filed by a new appointment.
Tor Governor MagOOn will assume the
functions of American minister TO PAN
anna in connection with his administra-
ton Of civil affairs in the canal zone.
Russell Is Popular.
It win take Mr.. Russell at least
three weeks. and possibly a month
to close I'D his affairs at Bogota and
get TO Caracas, owing to the difficult
ties of travel and the infrequent calls
of steamships at Carta gena. Pending
his arrival at his new post further de-
velopments iii the asphalt case are not
expected.
Mr. Russell is a trained diplomat and
Is extremely popular in Venezuela. He
IS a member of an old Maryland fam
lily, and his home at Rockville, near
this city. has been occupied by that
family for more than $50 years He
first entered the diplomatic service
about seven years ago, as secretary to
the American legation at Caracas when
Mr.. Loonis was minister there. He
was with Mr.. Bowen for time in the
same capacity. so that he is thoroughly
acquainted with every phase Of the
asphalt controversy Upon the sep
aration of Panama from Colombia he
was appointed charge at Panama
which place he held until relieved by
Mr. Barrett, when he was appointed to
his present post of minister to Colon
bia.
Senior Veloz- Goiticoa, the Venezuelan
charge d'affaires here. called upon
Acting Secretary LOOmis today at the
state department to express the graft
ficatiOn of his government upon the
assignment as American minister to
Venezuela Of Mr.. Russell, to take the
place of Mr.. Bowen, who has been
ordered to this city Mr.. Neloz has
notified the Venezuela foreign office
Of the recall of Mr.. Bowen.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-30
INTERESTING FACTS
ABOUT BASEBALL

Baseball was played as far back as
lefg, and the first baseball club was or
known as the Knickerbockers.
Inc first match game was played at
hopoken- n J., June 70, 1886
me first rules governing baseball were
drawn in New York in lo51.
The first baseball league was formed in
New York in 1871.
The first championship team was New
York in 1858.
The New York Clipper gave the first
baseball trophy in 1861.
The first saiaried team was Cincinnati
in 1858
The Profes:sioral National association
The National league was formed in 1876
nc old American association was
formed in 1881 and disbanded in 1891.
The American association was the first
TO award the series to the club with the
best percentage
The reserve rule was adopted in 1852
dishanGed in 1892.
Largest crowd at -PhiladeIphia.
Oct. /, 1886; attendance 20 600.
First glove used for left hand-DugIas
Allison. Cincinnati Reds. 1886.
Thayer of Harvard, 1915
First ] 20 0 score-ChicagO and ST.
Longest throw known-Ed Crane. 1854
10 Yards, +e5 feet and T. inch. Larry
two teet but no official claim was made.
Greatest number of inrinEs-FargO VS.
DeVlIs Lake, July IS, 1881. score to q,
Largest number of games credited to
one player in one seasons l. ThOmp-
son, Detroit. 1851
Record for running bases-13 10 sec
ondS, Marty Hogan Indianapolis 1895.
trSt series for the worlds champion
shtp-PruVideucc vs. NetrOuolitans lSg4
providence won three straight.
The American lcagUc Originally the
Western league .was formed in 1894 with
Ban Johnson as president.
The second loGGest baseball game on
record was plaza1d at Boston, May n,
1917. between the@Manchestcr. \. IL. pro-
tesSlonal nine and the Harvard college
team. the score being to o i'm twenty
four innings
The third longest game on record was
played at Tacoma. Wash May u. 1891
between Tacoma and Seattle. Tacoma
won in the tWCnty-seCond inning by q
score of TO e.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-30
WILL DEDICATE THE ORGAN
Professor J. J. Mcclellan Accents an
Invitation to Play in MIN
neapOliS.

Professor J. J. Mcclellan has Just
accepted an invitation 10 dedicate a
new $4,000 pipe organ just installed
i'm the new $l5e,O0O auditorium in Min
neapolls- Professor Mcclellan will give
four concerts on the organ. ON NJ
y. 10 and IL Some years ago ". A
Bechtel, president of the Northwest
ern Life Insurance company. was in
Salt Lake and heard Professor McCleI-
Ian play on the tabernacle organ. He
never forgot this. He was at the head
of the enterprise TO build the audi
forum and install the pipe organ
there and naturally turned to Salt Lake
for the organist to dedicate the new
instrument.