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| push Northern / Dakota Line. II

Rapid progress is being made III the
laying OF rails on the new Northern
Dakota railway, being constructed
from Edinburg to Concrete. At. Edin-
burg II has been completed be-
tween the new line and the Great
Northern. The bridge work IS being
rushed rapidly and Il is expected that,
the line will be baIlasted ard ready
for trafic by Sep. i. ss;3E
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-08-14
Commissioners Pro-
'a&% a..
7 CeedinqS
Tuesday, July 18th, 1908.

/ ~SSaay' ouiy lfIny 1SUS.
The board met at 9 a. M, pursuant
to adjournment.
Present-Commissio Johnson
Nesseth Samuel, Maloney and Furste-
nau.,
Moved that we reconsider that part
OF the resolution instructing the audit
or to draw warrant according to law
In payment of claims Of State Insane
Asylum as shown in the proceedings
OF afternoon session, April 9Th, 1908.
"Carried.'
The question then was on the pay
ment of the State Insane Asylums
claims against the county for insane
patients. 1t was then moved and car
ried that the payment of said claims
;be held up pending the decision of
'the supreme court on the Cass county
case which has been decided in the
district court and is to be carried to
the supreme court and the auditor is
hereby instructed to cancel county
warrant No. 1881, issued April %, 1908
in sum of $1O44.8S and mark it void.
Moved and carried that the follow.
ing bills be allowed and warrants or.
dered drawn in payment of same:
Otto M. jacobson, expense re-
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poor farm for 1908 crop $500
R. Daeley, 1000 stamped en-
VelOpeS 1928
F. w. Mann & Son, poor Or
ders, Mrs. Connors $3.50,
bunting for court house
5b.5O 22.OO
Mrs. A. Nelson, rent for Mrs.
Beam June 1, 1908 to July
Id, l9OS 1900
]. w. Whitford, poor orders,
Simons S29.55, Beamer $500 3455
M. A. Hoghaug, rent Mrs. AL
bert Johnson, Edmore for
May and June 1908 -- 400
Jos. E. Zunich, board and
care Ed Smith June 16,
1908 to July 8, 1908 --- 1900
M. A. Hoghaug, postage April
1908 to July l, 1908 ------ 11.75
Maxon & Co., poor orders Nc
way 1858
B. c. Askelson, board and
care Mrs. Kittelson, month
of June 1908 -- 1000
c. E. Taylor, district court
stenographer -- 10000
B. Mouse, freight on floor
dust 80
+. S. Chamberlin, clOths$fOr
rep. booth NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II
Mclean and Bjorlie, poor or
| der Mckinley $500, Connors
$500 1000
Peterson and Adams, ballot
| boxes and locks $21.90, and
supplies for court house
SIOV 1880
Emil S. Eich, postage $305,
| express $1.85 - 400
Perley R. Lance, cleaning
| typewriter ------------ 800
ohm F. Henry, postage $1,000,
insanity fees s14.00 and sal
airy under prohibition law
| $4l:25 65.25
J. Goldberg, cots for Jail - 1900
Walker Bros. & Hardy blank
DOCKS S5.56
Mrs. Chas. Morse, rent for
Conner for month of June
l9US ZOO
Carried-All members voting YES "
Moved that the following bills be
disallowed:
John Christofferson, hauling
| DoOtn Z.OO
A. Van Patten, board and
nursing Mrs. Mike Ward - $500
Carried
| Moved and carried to adjourn un-
til Wednesday July 18th, 1908 at 9
a. m.
&C. O. Johnson,
Chairman
Emil g Fitch
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Proaiuctiot,,, 81 s 8. Ii,s

total 4 prod ilci ion OH coal in
North Dakosa I'D o77 II. 7so
tons, wing spot value of.
ssB60. he cut put iii
the preeedins ysaI ~ short.
tons. 1871 pei, cent i value, wv.
saarding To- Of the United
States gecIogi teal sllrv
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-08-14
Buy d ll1r Is HI n 3 0ut fit
On Our Cot peratiVe Plan

0bpoytnzsst1 !, that every Farmer and every,
fisherman should get our Free BOOK
and learn fully what It means to them s.
whether they have ever thought OF owning
Al hing Outfit of their own Or not.
The Winneshiek Engine Is 50 sirnnia
and easy found rstand that nybndysca
run its No trouble. no dang
s.S The Winneshiek Separ ator has patented
features which save time and Labor, and
actually put 40 ID bs5essss more .gyassss
ss7fs0s ne 0ther ssparators carry
this out tn the straw. Think what even
lQ5 per Cent extra grain would mean ID,
yen In liars each year.
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Save 0sa S 8 0 0 80 % OlDS
O'a Latest and Most Improved Machines
Ss8 Our new plan Of selling the famous.
titne-trie Winneshiek Traction Engines
and Separator makes d sThreshing Outfit
40 reasonable that every Tire herman
can afford ON.
can tel iii this ss.ad z about the
srond erftll sime. rain and 1ahorssaving fea-;
sturss OF the g s' " inneshie outfits lpat-s
entedl or how 81 ryelousIy liberal and.
attractive our otfe Is, 1ues 4 Is such ID 5bsg
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-08-14
.IgaelcaaIIs asas YlraI ]I

Charles iibaaI. slllpio yed Oh
Great e;raYell was
He'd Isar wsas
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Thers Is 40 roon1 Id tell even us
briefly about these thing here.
s3 They are ell III ttitle lFsyee ,lfssook ss
mi Also such an Il al attractive, u
That yot can't resist II.
] Dom wal d Easlstsas s III
ssovfss sagsrs and send
II postal ssFga aos ssaa
80 OK sasad ssSae sDa :Easi
Pencil will U q
AN CAD EN- nj o.. C q.
:as Al Street, Grand Forks. Dali.
I Fsesasy and HqHse olIliios. fassrioo. IOWA NJ
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-01

A liberal response has been received
from the patrons of the Orpheus cup
two concerts which will be given this
season. 1t is necessary to raise q GER
tain amount as the artists who VIII as
sist are high priced. But the fund is
swelling rapidly, and it is urged upon
the clubs patrons to ill in the blanks
sent them and return by mail as soon
as possible.
Preparations are still in progress for
the concert to be given at the
Theater by the Salt Lake Mandolin
and Guitar club of 100 players. Mr..
Schettler is busy making mp the pro-
gram, which will be published in "A few
days Mr.. Graham viii take care OF
the business end of the AFFAIR
Miss Sybella White Clayton, vino
mnde such a decided impression with
her piano playing at the Arid Farmers
concert in the tabernacle, viii be pres
ented by Mr.. Graham at the theater
soon In an artistic program assisted
by n string quartet, Miss Clayton re-
Gently returned from Berlin where she
has been studying under Jonas
April l and are the dates now set
for the coming spring musical festival.
There viii be four performances two
afternoon and two evening. The We'd
ding Feast" and the Golden Legend
are the works to be presented at The
evening performance, The Chicago
Symphony Orchestra VIII number 20
men, besides there viii be seven solo
lists to be announced later II has been
decided to open the boXoffice sale at
the Clayton Music Co, Monday morn
ing, March 9. The first week of the
sale viii be for subscribers only VINO
have cont in their names 10 MI era
ham for tickets before that date, these
are entitled to tickets at half-rate'
Mrs. knappcn attended operate per-
formances in both The Manhattan and
Metropolitan opera houses. while IN
Gotham recently, ana noted that the
Manhattan was very inadcqualely pro-
pided with exits for use In case of tlr.
or a stampede OF amy kind while the
other opera house WAS well equipped,
a the same time, the Manhattan
seats are 30 arranged that one can SEQ
from any ana every part OF the house
A special song service, with the proc
gram made ny OF selections from the
oratOrio of Elijah" win be given ON
the evening of the last Sunday In tho
month, By the First Methodist chuir
Al tomorrow mornings service, Or
ganist lilmball win play Dubois RE
liglous Medilatons," Tor the prelude
Gounods Divine Redeemer' Tor tho
offertory ana for the postlude tho
WAR March of the Prieets' IN ATTN
ALA"
Mrs Martha Royle King took
prominent part Tuesday evening, Ia
/ Inc opening recital given by the new
/ musical society at Ogden, when she
/ rendered six songs, a feature wac
/ also the lecture of Miss Farnswortt
and the accompanying by Miss Con.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-01
SALT LAKERS IN GOTHAM.

is i'm business here and living with
his mother.
Arauaac. Igr,lnI; l5ldredre has accent
cd n Gathering offor 10 take ent.r,
charge 81 81 st0cI, ronnsr,. i'm 81. 1ns-
eph Missouri lie lnft Tor tho west
last wcck: his vic WHO has been ia
tnere.
Mr. Artc p,s,t+ brniba, Of Mics
Viola Pratt Guett rs with the "Van
canada. Aionir9al viii Keep them for
several weeks. and thc company win
tour the larger Canadian Giles for The
next ave months
reach ms nom M other side that "rne
Squaw Man has h.t the Enellehnau
hard. and that George Fa7,cett --thr
cowboy foreman. hus made u trcmen-
Gous success r. NJ. Boyln is meeting
many prominent people in Iond1n.
Torrance. and has received on sorts
OF factoring notices from The press
and every personal attention that he
could desire from notable English rso-
pie. The production Is PROMISED n
long and successful run
Miss Sara Alexander has boon out on
the road with her niece. Miss i.is,S
Leigh for some time Miss Leigh 8
sketch. "Eid Glove Nan is stu pooJ-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-01

tee on laws md legislation, against
women smoting IN public, was sus-
tanned by the committee and his ordi-
nance voted upon these are two ques-
IONS M present ugitatinE the minds OF
inc mir sex to- such an extent that
quiet niue home meetings are being
heiu To discuss the pros ana cons OF
lho7e serious commands
AZ inc Hotel wellington, NJ. j. Fried
,llau Is l,tlstel'I AIR. FRIEDMAN Is ut
NeW orh ON business connected WIN
inc llrlh or f' Aurroach d Bro'
~ '"u"F services In ihe lAtler-uuy
n3s been M Europy for the last year
WIN oL ~. ~ Holmes ana Wlv' was
a visitor having arrived on the Ameri-
ka' 9otu'le} evening Mr.. SNOW only
IeuIhed gu nus mothers deala ON ms
was great snoek To MINI he VIII
l'aN' ioI cornell TUESDAY ln see some
friends for a. few days and thon 60
west then possibly ON to southern Iali-
,9uHla, Mn.le ne WIN JON nus sister.
MIS- ~ 'ole MI SNOW nag n HOST ol
friends lu Now YORK ana an are hllcd
win sympathy Tor MN
IN lne FhlN'r DuilalpE Nie Wo Hehi
,'eo'. IN" Oh ices on IuuEr nnu aI ne
lunBihg 10 mat great hlaE"zlhe Wh!cn
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY FEBRUARY I zoos


over the recital being held In the First
CONGREGATIONAL church; Citizens have
subscribed 500 TOWARDS the mhnleh'
ments win be held every two weeks.
Mrs. King has been invited TO paruel-
pote again,
Local music houses report a very far
trade during the week IN uanos ana
organs, as well MS talking machines.
a Spe''dl organ recltal IN tie tapeI
by Prof. Mcclellan In honor OF the
Wan of the Hour tleauital company
Who appreciated the treat hishly.
Madame Swenson has beeh VI this
Week with the grip, but she aullelPatSs
DelnS our as usual me c9ill''lS Mec n;
Prof w. G. Give has also been Ill
from the same cause, hui IS abie to be
out again. HuSh Dougail mas TecoNelr,'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-01
THE GRAVE OF MACBETH.

The grave of Macbeth, says a cor
respondent of the Manchester Guar
dian, does not lie IN the country near
Dunsinane, where Shakespeare rep
resents the chief TO have fnllen. but on
an Aberdeenshino hillside, to which,
after his army had suffered the defeat
which Shakespeare pictures, Macbeth
fell back"
1T is marked by circular cairn of
stones Of ak or seven yards in diam
etcr, ringed about by dwarf wall and
Il belt of starvellng elms, and although
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-01

n>ySrDE,p Arr, n intarast lie man
n
:" '' w
Elizapeth TroWprluse hgIestoil,
who Will play with the SYM
-. orchestra In the eleventh and
WV'' ~ ,,.,.,,o,,,,, ,,,,,,,r,.,,,.
last oV"cei' az 'ile -
evening MISS Bgiestoh was at tno
conservatory of Music in New Eng
nd nj the same time Mr.. Shepherd
''' +h,ro ,,,a no .naalss very high
stuuleu 'hSA'' ''
~ of her attaiilhiehts' since 'iiose '"s
she has been a pupil OF Harold BAUER
- porls. and all reports speak of her
It., a., ,ha highest terms
UiluuS''' ,,.o,,..
The securing OIL MrS' uue as Noeai'''
was another decided "hnd, and THESE
nh tho MADAM Butterfly" Lisst and
.,,. 60 ba ,,i.vad nv the or
olhei -, ,d,ai nro-
chesua, arc sure 10 ihs'Ae al AHS'- w
gram
Supt. Frank L. Miner OF the organ
department. of the Kimball Organ COM
pany of Chicago, is i'm the CITY. having
come to examine the location OF the OF
Gan In the new Catholic cathedral. Inc
death of Architect Neuhausen lett mat
ters Immediately under ms supervision
somewhat complicated, and they are
now being Strengthened out Judging
from appearances. the gallery as IL
stands is nardly large enough; nut IL
will not be any great matter TO extend
It a little further cut into the audi
torium. The instrument Is very me
one, and Is now under construction at
the Chicago factory.
COL Miner has been looking over
the tabernacle organ, of which his com
uany is very proud. In response TO
questions, he expressed a strong hope
that the extensions and engagements
that had been proposed there would be
carried out at an early day. He said
this would a little more than double
the number of pipes making the total
over 10000; the present number of
speaking stops would be increased from
81 TO 1923, and nth manual would
be added. The builders intended TO
give the tabernacle the greatest instru-
ment the world has ever seen, exceed
Ing the noted Sydney, Australia, organ,
IN general scope and breadth, and far
SURPRISING IT in registration and the
addition of the latest applaiancee in
the way of mechanical accessories, mo-
tor and wind equipment.
A News" representative asked Col,
Miner if there was any chance for the
standardization of the stop ensemble
in organ generally, like the Reming-
ton Keyboard In type writing machines,
which has been adopted by most of the
manufacturing companies. But he did
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-01
SHARPS and FLATS

richard Wagner once declared re-
garding the role of Tannhauser that
- thoroughly successful interpretati IN
OF 1t IS the highest achievement a ten
or can reach in his art"
The first really great draInatist
among Italian opera composers was
Verdi, and his great dramatic role VAS
that of A2ucena, thc gypsy mother I'm
I'll TroVatore.". IL is a role admirably
suited to Nine. Schumann-Heinl, who
made her first appearance az the
Manhattan Opera house in II on Mon
day.
IN recent Interview. D'Alhert is
quoted as saying: List WAS my
teacher, and 10 him owe my entire
proficiency. He not only gave me les
sons, but no called into action what
ever thore was OF latent gifts" How
many teachers do that, or ever think
of such thing?
Tho production of oscar Strauss
now Niennesa operetta, "A Waltz
Dream" made by the Interstate
Amusement company under the drec-
ton OF Frank Mckee. has made a
preai success IN Philadelphia and Bal
timore. Monday evening, the 9th
inst % opened for a run at the Rroud-
way theator in New York.
Parisians now have an opportunity
TO hear good performances OF the np-
eras Of Gounod, Meyerbeer Verdi
Iiossini, ana 1thers. at from 0 Gene
To so cents a ticket, They are glvnr
at the Theatre Lyrique Populairn Ia
as good singers as are TO be heard All
the Grand Opera ana the Opera Com.
iquoi In fact, these institutions luno
their singers to tho new theator
which assures 10 their manageIg char,
OF the receipts.
Olive Frcmstad is not the onl,
me22o-Soprano who has climbed M
/ some rnps ON tho vocal ladder, ane
now wins houors IN soprano rolos
EdYth Walker left the Metropolltar
Opera house because she was not al.
| lowed there Co sing such parts as Isold,
| ANA Brunnhilde. She has now Vor
| such remarkable success IN HAMBURG
| In those very roles that Cosima Wag.
ner has engaged her for the mex
Bayreuth festival
While Brahms never wrote an opera
| he often entertained the idea OF al,
| tempting one Details on this poinI
| are given la the recently publishes
! now volume II the elaborate bio.
| graphy that q being issued IN BERN
| by the Brahms Gssollschaft. pan
| Heyse once sketched for him a llbr, 4,
10, Ritter Bayard,' Lew submitted
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-01

ness of the flesh for the genius man.
species organlst." Prof. Mcclellan, who
was present at this interview, then re-
mteo his opening OF "a big organ IN
minneapolis two years ago. where tho
arrangements of the stops was lust the
reverse OF what they are ON the organ
OIL the Salt Lake tabernacle. IL was
only by the greatest good fortune th1t
ne barely avoided pulling out the
trumpet In the great in the midst of
a beautiful pianlssimo passage where
he wanted the saliclonnl, neolinc ANA
VoN human with n closing swell The
persiration almost stood out on the
SAT- Lake organis's brow. as he re-
called the HARM breadth escape"
me Chicago expert ana Prof Nc
Clellan VIII look over the organs in the
Ogden tabernacle and the new ono at
Provo, before the former returns east.
Charles Kent. and a number of his
pupils VIII give song service Sunday
evening at the Third ward chanel, com
mencing at $50. The following is the
program:
THE Lord is MY Shepherd" .Koschat
Kent's Male Chorus.
20 Salutars" 49, Gilbert
Myrtle Brown.
C"urage '....' .........,... .Petrie
Letter from members of NJ. LA.
now on missions to be read by
Myron w. Phillips.
Face to Face" johnson
Lillian Draining,
LILY Ci'S $3.50. -ss....s.' ADAMS
Gus Backman.
Rock of Ages" .............B Barrie
Gladys whitehead.
Beautiful Isle" ........ Fearis
Kent's Male Chorus.
In Dreamland" ... .Dennel
Brucie Parker,
Watch Ger Me" ................Go
T. T. Burton,
sketch of Life of Eliza r.
Snow ...... Anita Eardley
Sweet and Low ...... Lewis Carey
Edna Morris.
Let the Lower Lights be Burning
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. y. Il. Bliss
Kents Male Chorus.
The public is invited
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r1ns MNN 1NrrREsr Non.

No one Is immune from kidney trouble,
so Just remember hat FOlev's Kidney
cure VIII stop the irregularities and cure
any case VI Nduey aud bladder trouble
that Is not hevoud 'he reach Of medi-
cine +, J. I'M Drug CO.. The Never
Substtutors"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-01

to him a "Sulamlth." written by a
pastor named Zittel. a "Melusinc"
came to him from Anna Ettlngrr
Bulthraupt suggested to him Schiller
'Demetrius" fragment. Geibel was
prepared to accommodate him with
the legend of the "Rat-catcher" Tu-
genieff sent him the sketch Of a ban
dit story Allgeyer wanted him to try
a version OF Norma" and, when this
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-01
E1Rs' EXCURSION.

Elks' third annual excursion to Cali
foruia, Feb. s. For information. tickets
and reservations, see A. w. Raybould.
secretary. phones A., Elks' club, Salt
Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-01

pupil of Willard Weihc, who expects
great things of the child in the future.
Piano pupils of Miss Mary Olive Gray
gave an enjoyable studio recital this
afternoon, in the Templeton building
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-01
ANTON Petersen,

studio or Piano, Violin and Harmony
"a Main So, over Carien5en a Anson's
Music store,
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u. A. MONTGOMERY.

Teucher 1f slice Trombone, Cornet.
Baritone aud Ill Band Instruments.
Studio mo Cualters Music Co.. % South
Main strset Bell Phone 3il7 w.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-01
MIsS LOUISE RORERTs.


Thorough Instruction according to the
most approved methods Musicll tnanu-
script accurately written 10 order. 73
East Fourth South Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-01
MRs. JOHN MORTON DAVIS


piHnO Instruction.
pupu ~ Harold Won Mickwitz. Bush
Temple Conservatory Chicago, m.
lrsuhuUzky Method
no North Touplp Bell phone i729-T J..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-01
L, A, ENGBERG

Teacher of Clarinet Agent Tor Cundy
Rcuuugy GO. rlaunCA and Flutes
studio 3 BrunsHict Ave. Ina. Phone 3gh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-01
MISS MATTE HALL.


Pupil Of Or, Louis Lissor San Francisco.
Graduate uf the University OF Cali
furuia, Teacher ~ Music at Mills COL
lcge, California studio ~ u. First
North Street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-01
H. A. MONTGOMERY.
JOHN ]. MCCLELLAN.

PuH.I of SgAWaal Jonas. JedlCgk7 and
schaiWcuku. Orgnlst OF tho Tuher-
uaol,.
PIANO, THEORY AND ORGAN.
both phones studio CLAYTON HllL
PuuI8 should 1pply mornings before TO-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-01
RENEE E. REDMAN
CECIL CoWpIN HOGAN.

Pupil and Assistant Of Willard Weihe.
VIOLIN INSTRUCTION
Constitution Building. ga
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-01
A. BRODBECK. PHI. D,

Academic Professor of Vocal Art.
Pupil of Manuel Gurciq. London. Studio
and RcHd'uCo. 900 Rio, street (bo-
tween State and Second East on
Ninth Suutb
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-01
CLAUDE j. NETTLEToN.

Teacher of Violin.
studio 5l2 East Third South street
Telephones: Bell 1852; Ind 1915,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-01
GEO. CARELESS.
prnfcssor of NIn.lc.

Lessons IN Voice Training. Violin,
Plano Cabinet organ Harmony and sight
Reading orders may be left at Fergus
CoNtcr'a Music store.
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EDWARD P. KIMBALL.

Piano, Organ. GERMAN.
Assistant Organist Of the Tabernacle
Organist First NJ. r. Church Studio
d South Main ST Beosley Music co.
Residence Telephone Bell 492.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-01
ELIHU CALL.


pmu OF Almctu. Graduate NJ Pe7dho3t
conservatory Of Music studio above
Breslsv Music GO. Voices tested free,
duily from " 90 %. m,
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MISS EsTELLE JENSEN.

Teacher of Piano.
Pupil OF Mr. Carl Faelten Boston.
Studio, over Beeslsys Music Store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-01
ANDREW BOWMAN.

Baritone,
BEL CANTCl-
(Bcautiful Singing.
Late vocal Instructor at tho American
Conservatory Of Music. Chicago Songs
Voice fsst st,I6io '' eoo ''I rernpieton Resi-.
dcnce Bell phone l43j-N.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-01
MARGARET ROBERTsON.KERR.

Pianist and teacher OF piano. harmony,
musical history Ind. Phone isis Bell
e1sl-z studio 52l y lst South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-01
HELEN HARTLEY.

Teacher of Violin.
Pupil OF Geo. l.. SHELTON, Studio and
eferences at COZ South Main Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-01

Mrs Martha Royle King took a
prominent part Tuesday evening, Ia
musical society at ogden. when she
rendered six songs a feature was
also the lecture Of Miss Framework
and the accompanying by Miss Con-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-01
B. NJ. YOUNG, JR.

Instructor of Violin.
Pupil OF Back and Schmades. Brussels
Belgium Leave orders at Bseslcy Music
Co, on at 1927 L. Emerson Ave. Bell
phone Forest "a s.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-01

Richard Wagner once declared re-
garding the role of Tannhauser that
y thoroughly successful interprotnti IN
OF 1t IS the highest achievement q ten
or can reach In his art"