The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-27
GREAT Scene iI
HISTORIC B|lI
One Time When The /,
the House Outshs
Stage.
ONE THOUSAND BOYS !
GATHER IN A PA,
Inspiring Sight as /
Faced Audienoo II
Lake Theater.

Perhaps a greater ,ra,,.,
shifting OF scenes on ,hs
historic playhouse. the Sal,
was never witnessed than
its walls Sunday atternoo,
following the funeral s.ra.
remains OF john S. Iind..'
actor, came \ mestine
the auspices OF the Y II ~.
BUSINESS Of funeral ritss -.
as rapidly by the entbns,.sss
change places. W. seoie
One Thousand Pres
The boys. from so 70 1t,o
Ing In ages from 6 ia n" n "
ages from 10 TO L year, Ut
came In rapidly. chcerfull, m
course. a thousand sncS e1o
quieted for an instantNshs,
strated-but they cannot S
main quiet. and that was
at the same meeting also
One Thing to Be Rsp,.|
The greatest thing to be NJ,
the meeting was that 81 taS
pie who enjoy and admire h.
or grown people do dellobt
were present 10 witness M
scene II was n time yhsn ii
the house outshone the s,'I
strating that reality Is mo-
and instructive than mInIers
cd In colors however gaudy.
Sing National Anti
No artist ever set as at,raa,I
Whatever were the means of
his command. 10 equal ~
scene OF ln00 bright and maair 4
shone from nearly every sea, Il
floor, from the two galleIs.
the boxes on either side OF h
Was Inspiring So
When this large army on
soldiers broke forth In sonz
leadership OF ]. i. Bott OF
A, and urged on by Judge Nj
OF the Juvenile court a.
reached d climax that couA
passed. As they sang. yslIsi
and screeched America" "a +
tened doubted that he heard
the future defenders of the c
of Old Glory. II
Programme Annuuno
Laurence Mangum OF the ri
announced the programme a1l
the speakers. Among thost .,
prominent on account OF he
has taken In the welfare OF ho1
II. Christensen, superlnteudtr|
city schools. The opening RI
made by Rev. ID A. Brow IN
Baptist church. The boys lsfa|
GLORY Song" Il
Cornet Solo by la1|
Instrumental music was f.
the Y. NJ. c. a. orchestra, "a
that brought forth almost al
plauee was a cornet solo by ~
MCAlecr, aged II years. aeco~|
his mother. Mrs. @. ". Nr1|
first number was a medlsy
Spangled Banner" "Yank.c
Dixie, Marching Through
and America" and this sd
after the cheering subslded
Old Kentucky Home. TIE q
Judge Brown over the boys 4
was evidenced by the readH|
which he was able TO restore
but absolute quiet By si%5
his hand.
Gov. Cutler Inhodu<:|
Gov. John c. Cutler was tke
er. He expressed pleasure
so many youths. who he sad 4
the spring time and seed
community. and their after VI
the fruitaEe. He expressed q
the integrity and lmmortallty
soul. Death. he said. represe1!
OF all losses The most ua
were seen daily on the streeu
wrecks who were victims Of u
procllvlties and misguided ae'i
Advocated Marriag7
Evil" no said, rs AVOID
employment OF physical and
orgies In proper channels i
to be good citizens, out eaca
n duty to the state to man
duce children" He was an eli
said. over marriage. under pre-
tions. No offense. he said. =
Of condemnation than that OF
ing advantage OF q womane
and running her life. He taen
the disgrace and remorse io'
betrayal OF a woman, and e'l
that subject.
There were those present :
that this part OF the Governs
dealt with a subject that Wa
for an audience OF chlldTen
some there. also. who vould
1 talk from a prominent Mel
the world treated
breeding proposition. with "
ground attachment made q
.ure. 60
Judge Brown SPeaA
Judge Brown was the 1851 =
,tated tbot he had Intended 70
Rusty Nails and Needles
would not conhne himself 70 s'
Get. He urged the boys 10 -
egrity. honesty and a sluafe
ime, EIe talked much In ihe
he street. and called his nes
which seemed 10 please ens1 u, IN
hat when a boy idled away .
ng to his employer he We
md when he took money ns
ne He also showed row ~
ins lead TO greater ones;
raining, pure lives. ana No. us~ nso|
,arity in every form. n,,h ne
kid TO get acquainted VIII
md out what he could co pe''
,eep busy.
Membership in Booster
Application cards for ms%l '..,,l
he Booster club were rs -
ute generally signed, in
mi meet at the Y. NJ =
ay at 4 O'Clock. Its opless e
ate moral qualities IN eosf fur,
tho had aided in Sunday, ~ ,bss|
iven places OF honor IN ,ne sdSo|
After the meetihs -
oys were photographers ~
teps OF the theater-
Kindness Not Forgo''
VIII the friends of M and
aid the graceful tributes s,,srsoI| a,
eautiful offerings to ms ~ ,hi his
no NEST cordial thanks ~ bs
aughters until they ca"
crsonally2
Samuel Doxey
coouo, Doxcy, supeTintenossss1 ss1