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,art in the future prosperity of the
BIRMINGHAM WENT DRY"
WITH SHRlLl SRRIEKS

Birmingham, Ala, Dec. 31--With the
shrill shrieks of the hundreds of whls-
ties of Industrial Birmingham announc-
ing the advent of the new year. every
saloon in the city closed its doors sine
die. Tonight was the time set for
prohibition to go into effect in those
counties of Alabama in which local OPP
ton elections have been held during
the year There were exactly so coun-
ties OF the state that closed the doors
OF the saloons permanently tonight
This leaves II counties in the state IN
which liquor can be sold for another
year.
one year from tonight the entire
state becomes prohibition by statutory
act. OF the wet counties for the next
year, only four are exclusively saloon
counties-Mobie, Montgomery, Dallas
and Baldwin. There are IL exclusive
dispensary counties-Macon, Winston,
Gilmore, Rib, Limestone, Madison,
Cleburne Percy, Barbour, Colbert Gov
ington and Coffee, Marengo county has
both dispensary and saloons. Jeffer'
son county in which Birmingham Is
located, is by far the largest county
In the state, and in Birmingham alone
100 saloons went out of business at
midnight. re rkable feature of
the last day under the liquor regime Ia
the fact that there was less drunken
ness noted than for many months
At many places today brandies and
champagnes were selling at half-price.
and even cheaper.
Many vans of liquors have been de-
livered 10 private residences, and stocks
on hand with the dealers are small.
The larger number of the best saloon
locations in the heart of the city have
been rented, but many places which
bring 500 TO 1925 a month cannot be
rented for half that amount.
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BANKER REARREsrED.

Washington, Dec. Thomas q.
hayes, formerly receiving teller Of the
American National bank, who was ar.
rested Dec ~ on a warrant allegl ug
embezzlement Of 100000 OF the banks
FUNDS ana who was released on $4,000
bah pending a hearing, was rearrested
t,lay. The warrant was sworn out by
the national bank examiner who has
been investigating the books of the
BANK since Hayes arrest. lie h now
charged with violation of the national
banking act la that ON Nov. q, 1907. he
made a false entry showing a deposit
by w H. Breniger OF s2.766 on that
any, when mo money was actually de-
posted ON Nov o. 1907 II is alao,
charged that on Dec. H. 1907, HAYES
.mbe2zled checks amounting 10 si7Sf.
The court placed Hayes under an adj
dltlonhl bond of $4,000. Hayes contin-
ues to protest his innocence.
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revenue from this source.
Mayor Il. w. Robinson invited TIE
city officers. including the councilmen,
marshal. attorney, recorder, etc, for
the past four years, together with their
wives to attend a social gathering at
his home after the council meeting
where they repaired and partook of a
feast with Mrs, Robinson as hostess
The dignltaries considered the event
one long to be remembered and the
social was a wide diversion from the
sessions they have been accustomed to
attending.
A suit has been fled in the first dis
trict court by the Richmond Co-opera-
tive Mercantile company, a corpora
ton at Richmond, Utah. against Arieh
III. Brewer to recover money alleged
to be due to the amount of s1Os.55 on
store bills.
Jacob Scarborough has been grant
ed divorce from Martha Alice Schar-
borough on the grounds of cruelty The
mother was granted the custody of
the two children. The couple were
married in Kentucky in 1899.
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Saints Church TO which he was ever
true and faithful and was member of
the high priests quorum of the Weber
stake when the end came.
He came TO America in 1861 and the
following January was mai led TO Hal-
riet Hart, who with one son. c. J.
Brown. and seven grandchildren, sur
wives him. He crossed the plains with
an OK team arriving in Utah Oct t6.
lSf2. He has lived in Ogden since
Inc funeral will be held Friday at
O'Clock, at the First ward meeting
house. Friends DESTROYS of viewing the
remains may do so on date of funeral
between the hours of 10 O. m and
p. m. Mt the home. 3119 Adams avenue.
FUNERAL OF 4. Y. STANFORD.
Arrangements have been completed
for the funeral over the remains of
Thomas Y Stanford to be held Thurs
day at O'Clock at the Ogden taberna-
Gle. Elder b. r. Roberts of Salt Lake
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BRILLIANT WEDDING.
Marriage OF Miss veda Ecclcs anu Geo.
III. Davis of Boston.

Ogden, Jan. 1.-The home OF MT ana
Mrs. David Eccles, corner OF jefferson
avenue and Twenty sixth street was
the scene of a brilliant wedding recep-
ton which was attended by n large
number Of the states most prominent
citizens. The occasion was the marriage
OF Miss Neda ECcles TO Mr.. George VI.
Davis of Boston The bridal party en-
tered the elegantly decorated parlors
and took their place beneath an elab-
crate floral creation while an orchestra
played MendessOhns wedding march.
The words making them husband and
wife We're pronounced by Elder David
o. McKa-'.
Mr. and Mrs Davis will spend their
honeymoon IN California.
WEDDING PERMITS.
County Clerk Mattson issued mar
riage licenses yesterday to the follow
ing young people;
Jamse NJ. Jcnsen, 90, Of Salt Lake
city and Miss Edna C., Thompson, g.
of Riverdale, Weber county.
Henry A. Steed and Miss Minnie r.
Hartmann both of Ogden City.
Wilbert II. Tyer Of Boise. Idaho, and
Miss Norma /. Pearce Of Ogden.
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Kubclil's Fayoritc-Thc knabe.
Beesley Sells it. as Main st.
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IATERS TATE NEWS BRIEFS

AZ Bingham. last night. Charles
Groscius brakeman on the sky line
attempted TO commit suicide by taking
laudunum a doctor was hastily called
and by liberal use Of antidotes saved
the life of Grocius. Family trouble was
given as the cause Of the rash act.
~ Lchi on Monday evening last,
utter finishing her supper Mrs, Alice
Whnlass, wife OF George Wanlass and
daughter Of Mrs. Elizabeth Glodhill, died
suddenly of heart failure. following "A
siege of pneumonia, from which She
seemed TO be recovering. Without any
warming she passed her hand over her
mead and expired. She leaves an in
rant babe about six months old.
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LAST CITY COUNCIL SESSION.
Mayor and Mrs. Robinson Entertain
City Officials.

Special Correspondence.
Logan, Dec, 31.-At the meeting OF
The city council last night the retir
Inc councilmen wound UP their affairs
10 the incoming councilmen might have
A clean sheet to work on. The meeting
VAS adjourned till Thursday morning
when tns council will appropriate funds
for The month.
The recorder was instructed to notify
,he Independent Telephone company
that is would be required TO file GER
tiled statement giving the number of
telephones in use at the end of each
ycaf since 1t commenced operations in
Logan and remit to the oity as requir-
ed by the franchise at the amount OF
y cents for each phone in use. This
matter has not been attended to be-
fore There will be over 5000 earned in
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which waited upon them and OF which
Shannon was member handled
Woodmancy roughly at first. Shannon
was singled out particularly and the
witness declared he was aggressive
and bulldozing. The committee which
took Woodmancy TO the hall used no
more violence than was necessary 10
make him come along, the witness
stated. in reply to questions of Mr.
Never
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q, spell came over her but It was thought
she had gotten over IL. Recently She
began TO act queer again. She thought
~ would not be wrong for parents TO
XIII child II they were unable TO take
care of 1t properly. Conditions seemed
TO warrant the steps taken.
FUNERAL SERVICES.
The funeral services were held oyer
the remains Of Soren Larsen yesterday in
the South ward westinghouse. The fol
lowing elders spoke, Jacob Hafen, Adolph
Mera, President G. n. Lund, and James
Monsen. In his early life he had been am
earnest worker in the Church and still
held belief in the gospel.
MI. Larson was born on February TO-
1862, In Aarhus. Denmark He ioined the
CHURCH in 1881, came to Utah in 1885 He
lived In Salt Lake eight years and then
moved to Mt. Pleasant where he has
The funeral of Mrs. Annie Sophia
Stanlleld, wife OF John Stanfled. was
h l1eld az the Preshyterlan church satur-
day afternoon. Rev. r.. Il. Mork made
appropriate and consoling remarks.
A lazy liver leads to chronic dyspep-
sla and stipation-weakens the
whole system. Doan's Regulets (25
cents per box correct the liver, tone
the stomach. cure constipation.
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KANAB.
SIEGE OF DIPHTHER1A.
Three Deaths from The Contagfon-
Typhoid and Chickenpox Also.

Special Correspondence.
Kanab. Kane Co, Dec. 29.-Kanab
has had siege of dlphtheria which
has claimed three deaths recently. The
last victim was Heber Robinson n
promising and much respected youth OF
l6 years. son of George H. and Susy
Robinson. Although no services were
held on account of Ii being a contagious
disease that took him OFF. q large pro-
cession formed and accompanied the
remains TO the cemetery
AT present there are no new cases re-
ported and no public gatherings Of
the children are allowed, In order to
stamp out the disease.
Mrs. II. *. Pugh Is lying very low
with typhoid There arc also a few
light cases OF chickenpox in town.
The telephone line between Buckskin
Mountain forest reserve and Kanab il
being pushed. and the recent snow and
rain Is welcomed by the CONT sheep and
stockraisers of this section of country.
To feel strong. have good appetite
and DIGESTION, sleep soundly and en-
joy life, use Burdock Blood Bitters, the
great system tonic and builder.
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TEMPLE NOTICES.

The Salt Lake temple will close on
Friday, Dec. 20, 1907. and open on Tues.
day. Jan Z. 1905
JOSEPH b. SMITH.
The Manti Temple will close Friday
evening Dec. 20. 1907, and open jan
uary 7, 1908. LEWIS ANDERSON.
The ST. George temple will close on
Friday, Dec. 20, and reopen on Tuesday,
Dec. 81, 1907.
DAVID H. CANNON.
President.
The Logan temple will close on
Tuesday. Dec. "a, 1907. and open on
Thursday. Jan. 2, 1908.
WILLIAM BULGE. Prest.
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JUDGE c. I. THOMPSON DEAD.

Denver, Dec. 31.--Judge Charles l.
Thomson died today of asthma He
was member of the Colorado court of
appeals for IL years and was presid-
ing Judge of that court at the time of
its consolidation with the supreme
court in 1905.
Judge Thomson was born at New
burg, n. Y, in 1888, and was educated
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-01
christopher Brown Closes Hon
ored Career in Seventy
Sixth Year.
ECCLES-DAvlS NUPTIALS.
or,lliant Affair at the Home of Hon.
David Eccles-FuneraI of II. Y.
Stanford--News Notes.

ogden. Jan. lat the ripe age of
years Christopher Brown, one of
ogden City's highly respected citizens,
nassed from mortality yesterday at
noon after brief Illness of but five
aays. Last Thursday he suffered a
stroke os apoplexy from which he new
or recovered. He was born In Lon
don. England, Feb. 10, 1892. When
Young man he Joined the Latter-day
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T oday 5 Ogden News

city. who was a personal friend of the
deceased and missionary companion IN
the Southern States, will be one of
the speakers at the services. The body
will lie in state at his late home 22fo
quincy avenue this afternoon and to-
morrow morning up to IL; 80 o'clock
and may be viewed by friends.
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MOUNT PLEASANT.
MoNsEN-ANDERsoN WEDDING
pemcntcd Mother Sent to Hospital
Funeral Services.

Special Correspondence.
NJ Pleasant, Dec, 91.-MerIin Ander-
sqh, son OF Mrs. Hiding Rosenlof. ana
az Ml.s Esther Monsen, daughter OF Mn
Meun Hrs. Peter Monsen, We're married. i'm
s,Mls samuel n, Coates was taken on
sunday 70 the state mental hospital nj
bddu{o IL being deemed best that such
~ Gone as she was not always responsl,
"o Tor her actions. About Ave years aao
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-01
ALPINE.
SAD DROWNING ACCIDENT.
A'iie son OF Mrs. j. w. Vance Loses
life In Skating Pond.

Alpine Utah Co.. Dec. 31.--A sad
skating accident occurred here on
M.ohday when a l1-year-old boy. son OF
MI and Mrs. j. w. Vance was drown
ed ~ Whitby's pond. by breaking
through the Ice. Although the pond
was not. deep. It was an hour before
NE body WAS recovered and All efforts
70 resuscitate the boy were futile.
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SMOKED IN BED.
Mrs A. Mtoslcr Set Clothes on Fire and
Burned 70 Dcnth.

Lincoln. Neb. Dec. n. Mrs. A.
Mosler while smoking "a pipe in bed
hero this afternoon, set her coverlet
on fire and was burned to death.
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RICHMOND.
KNAPP FAMILY REUNION.
Garbcr- Howe Entertaincrs--M. I. A
Conference ON Jan. IL.


Conference on Jan. IL.
Special Correspondence.
Richmond Cache Co., Utah, Dec. ST.
Among the important events of the
Christmas festivities OF this town was the
reunion Of the Rosina Shepherd Knapp
family, held at the residence Of s. M.
Hendricks on Friday, December p.
There We're present of her children Mrs.
Lydia NJ. Funk Muren NJ Schew and
Jane Hendricks. all of Richmond and
Justin A, Knapp of Reaburg. Idaho.
twenty grand children and 70 great
grand children. her brother Justin Shep-
al 10 a.. m. and an enjoyable time was
had all day and evening.
The "Pricillas," an organizatin OF
young ladies of the town gave q ban
quei to their gentlemen friends In their
new club rooms over the bank, on Mon
day night, December 20.
The fourth number of The Midland
Lyceum Bureau. series of entertainments
secured by the Richmond Industrial club,
will appear here on Friday night, Jan
uary 3. II Ia the Gurher-Howe entertain
ere. II is counted one OF the best OF the
series and II is expected a full house, will
greet Them
N. /. A. CONFERENCE.
The Benson stake conference OF the
ioune Men and Young Ladies mutual
Improvement association will he held in
Richmond Sunday January IL
Petitions are being circulated among
the people OF this stake protesting
against the removal OF the scientific
course from the Brigham Young College,
at Logan.
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Our 800 guaranteed razor is best In
city, Full line of strops and razor
hones State street Hardware, 252 South
State
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LOGAN DEPARTMENT.

DELIVERED Carrier
shoub o Agent Daiy
WekyNew Independent nay p semi
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at Oberlln college, Ohio. Before com.
ing 10 Colorado he had prectised law
VI Ililn' ." and Kansas city Mo.
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DOCTOR KILLS
MEDICAL RIVM

HAIELHCH8T Mleb ~.
Dr. y r blrdaong one Y
most pfomineni physicians IN
city la ia JAIL charged ~, W w
murder Of Dr. A. -. Pins ~, ~ =
shot and killed while ,s,.. .Da },
The two men were desi ''s.''
tionefa. 0aud the luarrel t.s Iaea'
mon Grew from the co, y.,sssa
which Dr Pitts r.ade 10 ny p's'als
lord Of their office b,ald,.a ~
~ birdsongH alleged dlao,S... lssl
drunkenness. ''si asa
~ olrdsong IN a bro,be, !,
> 3 Birdagng. whose yo.,... Y y.
Former United States soes.ss -
Lanrin'a niece. shot ana LIl,., ~
Tom Butler At Monticello ~ ~, y
rev years ago. alleging he ~ w =.
dered her. nag ~
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JEALOUS SOLDIER
AMUCK WITH GUN

PACIFIC GROVE. Cal. Dec. IL
Jealousy over a woman has brought
Private u. q. Duke 10 prison for The
murder 81 Sergeant stanton nud an
attempt 70 Xiii the woman.
The nffray took place In a tamAie
restaurant where stanton and the
y oman were eating. TIE soldier
opened fire on Stanton without
warning hin and Ne fell dead
Duke fired twice at the wonnu
huf missed AZ the door he ran lato
Policeman nuach Duke raised Ma
wa pom but before he could fire
iposch sent bullet through hiH
shoulder
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TRAIN BANDITS TO
BE TAKEN TODAY

SPOKANE. Dec 1.-The shrss
bandits who held ~ TIE Great
Northern train near HIllvsrd are
Ia this city. and II is said they win
be placed under arrest ioday.
They we're tracked 10 fhe Exit
snow 70 Spokane. and Great North.
ern detectives claim know them.
The bandits are IA y he ].
Mcdonald and Edward Frtnkhsus
er. who held up the Great Sor,hsra
near Bonner's Ferry. ldaho. ~
tle over year ago.
At thie time they got astl1f
They we're arrested and take1 q
Helena, Mont where they irI4
Jail
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Officers EIecsea

Officers were elected a. follows
last evening by the TriHliy n y
Sunday school Superintendent n
W sehilieatat. fret asfissani
ArierY. field superinttudenL -
Mary Hepburn secretary Nu,ntr
EveFa. assistant eecretafy Ctes'@
Uren. librarian. r. o. Parfctt trfst
ueer. Henry aulickHon. The pesos
teachers will be retained n -
school and others added
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SOLDIERS RIOT
WITH CITIZENS

fbht WNkENU. Dec IL
Charles Kaiser ksrfm,,s., Y
nYWf lAliF wounded ard dass~
artillery soldiers ffom@Forf wnft~
ere cut up as The result N ffsx
0r-e9 Tight between citizens M
soldiers over pas day enrtsaef pst..
heleef. a POLICEMAN fought nff ~.
aoldiefa with . baseball Eat ~
fflled a score 81 them.
The trouble started IN A nsler@
when Heiser ATTEMPTED 20 sfo1 -
soldiers from maiireatlnF ors 4
their number This a. the 1scssk
riot In Port TQwnnead this montk
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DEATH CERTIFICATE
TO BURY HIS LEo

~F%~tat offNlcel
= ioua that hia on,lrs en-
should be buried, Tbos Solss !
whose lefi foot and lex wsss :
amputated in bellevue hosul,ss, !.
few days ago. sent a. us ',,..' :
= iaker 70 the mOFgue y ~ \, :
. limb cmbalm and bur, 4, ~, ~
~ m Holy Cross cemetsrr |.
= flatbuah The eruls, Y. : :
= tape had - be- gone th,n.. x :
= Dr. johnson signed sss,s :
: certifcito for part Of Nol.s ,
= and the Lex IN a htne Mo- !
= casket, Was followed b. -.
> rage containing what va ~, ,
. alive Of the chief INQUIRER
E4A HAAH AAan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-11

DENVER. Colo. Dec. ii.-sec.
Rotary 7 ". Tomlinson. Of the Am.
erican National Livestock associa.
ton. today Issued a cali for the con.
yention 70 meet IN Los Angeles for
three days beginning January 20
next The revision OF tho tariff
and the contemplated increase in
freight rates will be considered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-11
MORAN CO. BUILDS
NEW SUBMARINE

The Moran company hxs fb.lr.s
nut8flcn ton from the Eleetsk Rrst
Go ~ quincy. Mass that ~ Sss,ils
firm has been awarded a. fnrf.tt
for building az least Tvs Ma 80.
fsbiy four OF the elEtt eb1srInM
authorized BY tie hfl sfsslon N
congress The Eieatne Hdat 20. va
the successful hfdduE ia ~ etr.
struction q four 81 TIC nsAis. VIA
are 10 be built on the TgGflc c1asI
according % the f~rms1of fte atgt..
Prteti2n. Two may r. - TIE lf3
Iron works II San Francesca ~
award 81 this contract rit1rI IA
expenditure hy the zrrerunssr 4
ti.9ee. geo during the rrxt scar "A
a half Work Of conKfraetias ~
start at once.
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DECLARE WAR ON
AMERICAN BOATS

PRINCE RUPERT. y. G.. Dec. II.
LIVERY American fishing vessel
that IL found IN Hccate strait uill
Be sunk By Canadian fishermen In
the future
This plan has been adopted with
the deliberate purpose 81 bringing
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Improvement clubs thronshcsstss
city have been asked 10 pfens<i
tfe spread Of the cactus dAlill ~
landscape department 81 tie Alatk4,
u Bkon Pacific expoHitlon has sol
written Request 20 each lmprtst.
nent club IN the city to 90 lts bass
far tMa AmNffn
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FuRsT JEWISH DIVORCE.


VANCOUVER wash. Dec. IL
For the first time ia the history of
TIE court. a divorce yesterday was
granted, fiEnoivluR the marriage -
two Jews AihoFt Meyer sued for
divorce from Ills wife. Gretchen
Meyer. alleging hnbitual US ~ In
tnKieutirs liquors Tho decree was
granted BY default
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Water Front

Tets IN Navr Yard city vii double
0n the pew 81 Gee. eta DRY dneh ~ nfas
merton one mile % ths culr close ia
water lots thsn can be boueht af any
rftre Alongside the narF faFd. and
will Hct the iaressi Increase In value
Lsrae lots i4e ana up. Large tracts
80 ana W Ffsa ifaQspaftafian Al eur
offlca nfer1tft0n Development Co.
owners 1905 American nank uidE
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TALLER Charles Corning, whose
right arm was broken ~ a scuffie
win Joe Dwysr several Gays aEo.
rufire which the men tumNled from
the police patrol auto, made tis fret
cali al police headquarters yester-
day since the accident Corning save
he was not dragged out 81 tho auto
b uwFef but dove out after him
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that will result In action BY the Do
miniun government
Canadian fishery men are partic-
ulafly angry Al the New England
F1ah Co. which has special PRIV.
lleges IN Canadian waters.
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rure.it rtssd.

Prank Purcell. formerly a puEiiist
but nov proprietor 81 the Lincoln
PARK roadhoune a. Georgetown. was
fined 800 by Police Judge John -
Gordon on charge Of assault and
battery preferred BY Sue Hmyfhz
and Stella prafher.
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NINE. ENGBERG
A GREAT ARTIST
EMINENT vloLlNfsTE EN-.
cAoep FOR YEARS FARE.
WELL SYMPHONY CONCERT.

The farewell concert Of 1905 by
the Seattle Symphony Orchestra
will be given next Sunday after.
noon ~ the Moore theatre. Direc.
tor Kekrise has prepared an IN.
usually attractive programme. which
should prove a Hitting climax 20 the
most auceessfal fail season In the
orchessra's history.
This concert will also serve 10
introduce 20 Seattle music lovers
Nine. Davenport Engberg. the re.
nownef vlollnlsie. Those who
have been 90 fortunate as Ia hear
Nine. EnEberg are enthusiastic 10
their praise aud predict that che
will create nothing short II sen.
aation az her initial appearance.
Nine Engberg has requested the
ChlckerinE piano 20 DO used In the
selections without the orchestra
for her accompaniment
The same popular prices box
seats. divaus, orchestra. dress cir.
Gle 81; balcony circle. 75c. bal.
cony. soc; entire unresefyed gal
lsry. use.
The complete programme FOL.
lows
1. Overture. 10 Rot ia dit"..
.s.s.s.s.ss .4s.s....s.. n0libea
2 Russian Airs" Cor violin and
orchestra s......... Wieniawakl
Nine Engborg.
3. Airs de Ballet ......... Came
I-"Contemplation."
"PasauinAdc
e. ta) Lucia al IAmmermoor 49,.
.s.s.s+.sss.sss saint Lubln
lb) Minuet ......... beethoven
to) Zephyr ............. Hubay
Cd Ave Maria ............s
....s... Schubert. Wilhelm
Nine. EnEberg
8. (a) Fly Menuct" (Der Baiaz-
1Ol ss.ssss.s.t..s. tEibutka
CD THE Spinning Wheel"
sttssssssssss+s Spindlof
8. Witches Dance" .... Paganini
Nine. Engberg.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-11

Mrs. Ann Barnes. mother 81 Mrs.
y ]. Marsh who died az the Seattle
General hospital "Wednesday night.
hFeathed her last at her Denny
Blaine park hcme last night. Eaeh
passed away without knowing the
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