The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-26
HEAR GRAND MUSIC
FROM GREAT ORGAN
Large Audience Enjoys Special
Recital by Professor McClel-
Ian in Tabernacle.
MRS. LIZZIE I. EDWARD
SINGS BEAUTIFUL SOLOS
MathOnihah Thomas ReciteS
Some of Reasons Why People
Should Give Thanks.

The organ recital at tho tabernacle
Thursday afternoon was superb Organ
lst J. !. McClennan made happy selections
In Tho numbers which be gave. The bet
ter or the collection. beyond question.
was the communion ia q. Bsusts. In
this Professor Mcclellan employed the
voN humgna stop with delightful effect.
The cadenccs OF this piece hold the large
audiences cuiuTallgd with their beauty
The Pilgrims chorus from "raunnauS-
cI.' the concluding number Has uraEclE
done. The stirring piece o! music Was
handled IN a mastery manner. \ sc!cc-
ton from "LuhCuEgin. tWaEnrTl. the
hrst on the programme. was particularly
pleasing. The Old melody, II Need Thee
Every Hour, arranged by Professor Nc
Clollan. was harmony I'm the essence.
Two soprano solos by Mrs. Lizzie
Thomas Edward were surpaSsiuely beau
liml. The FIRST Angels Bright" gave
of her splendid voice Beyond tho
Gate" the other solo. VAS enhancing,
Mrs. Edward. beyond question. IS gifted
with a magnificent voice, and what Is as
much TO the point, she knows how 10
sing.
Elder Thomass Address.
Ma,honiuah Thomas delivered a brief
address. lie took FOR his theme Thanks
giving. Elder Thomas said that the
people. individually and as a nation have
much TO I've thankful FOR. The country
is At peace, he said. The world Is at
peace. The spirit OF arbitration has
become moro manifest than over before
Disputes between the worlds powers and
the individuals arc now adjusted hy sd-
judicstiou. instead of resort TO arms.
The people Of this country. he said.
should render thanks unto God for the
freedom Of speech which Is here enjoyed
10 the fullest extent. This has don"
much toward the marvellous advancement
Of civilization In no country In the
world is this glorious principle enjoyed
TO the extent that Il Is here.
So too II IS with the freedom 81 the
press. The privilege OF this means Of
communication is had here Tar and beyond
the limit or any other land. The press
- responsible to the last degree for the
dissemination Of knowledge, the upiltt
Of the human intelligence and the inter
change or thought
Spirit Of Education Grows.
The spirit Of education psrmeatoE every
corner OF this glorious nation. Every
citizen rich or poor. contributes toward
the enlargement OF the scope Of the edu-
cstionaI system in this country. and every
other citizen a2d individual Ia entitled
10 avail himsIf Of this wondrous en-
every source Of finance and productivity
I'm order that the education OF the people
NAV continue 10 grow.
Elder Thomas referred feeiinely 10 the
hountifui prosperity which Is tho portion
nf thc people of tho nation. There have
been few shocking calamitics, and abund
anCe has been the rule. The speaker de
clared that man Is bigger, NOR" poTeriul
and better today Than no has hH"n AZ
any time I'm the history OF The world.
For all these blessings Elder Thomas
oNhcrted the people 70 render thanks unto
The Lord and pray tina lie continue" Z"
send upon Ills children His hountcouS
muuinCant hen"6ccTccs.