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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-08
Danish Sisterhood

The sixth anniversary of Lodge Utah
No. 50 which was celebrated Saturday
night in the banquet bail a. the I. O. o
= building. will be remembered long by
the members as one OF the most enjoy
able evenings ever spent by the lodge
The coy hall was tsstefUlly decorated
in national colors and the tables looked
inviting in their decorations of flowers
ana palms furnished by Florist Z. Mad
sen BY special appointment. previous to
the banquet. the members met at a pho
toersph studio. where a group picture
VAS taken Of the lodge At the table II.
M II. Lund. acting as POSTMASTER, vel
coined the guests in a brief address. Then
followed a program. as follows. Speech
bv the president. Mrs. Christine NJ. Pc
ssrsen. for the lodge Utah. reading. His
tory of the Organization, Mrs. Dagmar
I.1nd other speakers Of the evening
we're Thorvald OrlOb, P Why Petersen.
L D. Nortensen and Erik Nfadsen- The
members Joined in singing Of songs com.
posed especially for the day, and the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-08
MADAM GADSKI TALKS
ABOUT GOOD SINGING
AND HOW 1T IS DONE
Great Artist Says That Voice Rpens With Age and Comes Into
Its Full Estate Only After Years-Hard Work and
Study Are Necessary.

gradually fails. When I feel that my
voice is getting old and worn l will
stop singing. | will then have had my
share and feel that there are younger
singers coming who should be given
the opportunity"
NJ Tauscher said that Madam Cad
SKIS voice was still improving and had
not yet reached its full development.
In England said Madam Cad
ski, the people still cling to the older
singers whose voices have given out
years ago, but they are praised for the
concerts they give today only on the
merits of their regulations. The Amer
leans want good music and singing.
There is nothing in the various
methods of singing such as the French
method, the German method or the
Italian method. There is only one
method, and that is the right method.
Get the tone and quality, and whether
1t be French, German or Italian it mat
tiers not. If the tone is there and the
art OF production Is properly taught
tnat is the method and the only one
Music cannot be learned in a short
time. Voices cannot be developed in
year or even five years. Hard work
and study are necessary. It takes time
TO develop q voice, and TO rush the
teaching is merely spelling the voice
Do not work too hard. It will not do
any good. for you can't rush the voice.
1t must be given a gradual develop
ment- When l was a girl and during
my first study I was not allowed to
sing even one song in seven~years.
During the last six weeks I have
heard more than thirty voices. OF the
entire number about half were really
good; i'm fact. first-cIass voices-voices
which by proper training and the right
Kind of development will become ia
NOUS But there is a tendency on the
part of the students of music to rush
their work along too fast, and in the
end 1t ruins rather than improves
Some Amusing Stories.
Some of the stories which are in cir
culation regarding the personal habits
OF Madam Gadski are amusing to her.
ana others are strange impossibilities
one story which is current about the
great singer is that she eats a big
oeefsteak every evening before her con-
ceFts. At this story she laughed and
explained that if she were to eat short
ly before her concert time she would
be unable to sing at all. She takes
her luncheon at about O'Clock i'm the
afternoon, and then after an hour s
rest she has her last meal of the dav.
which consists only of a cup Of coffee
She is a great lover of fresh air. but
on the tour of the west she has con-
fined herself within the walls of her
hotels, as the various changes i'm the
cilfnate Is not good for her voice. From
the sea level to a high altitude within
a day Is too much Of a change, and to
contract cold would greatly injure the
great singers work.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-08
Women of Woodcraft.

Silver Maple circle No. rs. Women of
Woodcraft met in l. o. o. +. hall Friday
evening with good attendance and all
the new officers in their chairs. One can
didste was initiated into the mysteries Of
the wood and eight applications received.
Grand Guardian Carrie c. Van Orsdall Of
Portland. Ore. viii visit the circle on the
24th. when large class will be initiated
in the wood Next Friday evening Silver
Maple circle will give a card party. Some
beautiful Plies will be awarded. Re
freshments will be served, after which the
banquet room will be cleared and dancing
INDUCED in.
The sewing club met Thursday after
noon with Neighbor Anderson. There was
a good attendance and dainty refresh
ments were served. The next meeting
will be held at Neighbor Calls on Thurs
dav. February IS. The captain and guard
team will visit Murray circle next Thurs
dav evening and put on the work for a
public installation.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-08
ROB BABYS BANK.
Thieves in Ogden Take Savings of
Infant

Burglars raided the home of J. ". Pit
cock, the county physician. at 516 Tven-
ty-secOnd street, last night while the fam
lily was absent. and carried away articles
to the value of 500, mostly in the line
of silverwsre- The thieves apparently Sc
cured entrance through the front door by
means of a skeleton key, and passed out
through the rear, leaving the door open
after they had robbed the house.
Thieves also entered the house Of
Charles G. Hopper, owner of the Den
cigar store, at g. Twenty-fifth street
They secured entrance by breaking the
lock on the transom over the rear door.
They rifled the house, but aside from a
child's bank and some other small ar
ticles nothing was missing when MIR.
Hupfer reached home about midnight
The police are working on both cases.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-08
SCHOOL FOR CHINESE.
Empire Maintains Institutions o
Learning on Pacific Coast.

san Francisco, Feb. "A school for
chinese subjects, organized and main
talned at the expense of the imperial Chi
nese government will be dedicated with
permitting ceremonies In this city tomorroU-
rms IS the first institution of the kind in
this city, although similar schools have
pesh PROVIDED at Sacramento, Los Angeles.
vancouver, Chicago and New York.
The course Of instruction planned will
be mainly in science and Chinese Iitera-
ture as taught in China, il being the p,1r-
pose OF the chinese government to keep
its subjects abroad in touch with Chinese
thought rather than allow them to become
entirely drawn away by the inculcation
OF purely occidental ideas -.
The dedication ceremonies will he nre-
sided over by LANG Ching DUAL. school
commissioner from the Chinese govern
ment and attended by all Chinese consu-
lar officials, as well as many Chinese bus
mess men, The commissioner will start
for Europe as soon as his work here is
completed, TO institute other schools.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-08
EraternaI Brotherhood.

Next Wednesday evening Utah lodge 800,
T. +. B.. will meet in regular session, be
ginning at S:15 sharp. There is more in
terest manifested in the lodge than ever
before Always the leader in the brother
mood in this state. through which the
other lodges have been encouraged and
stimulated Utah lodge will pursue more
progressive campaign than ever There
will be several new applications and some
initia tons There will be an interesting
program and the drill team of twelve
members will be on hand with some new
and interesting drills.
SeGo Lily lodge No. ?. I. F. B., will
meeting in regular session at 25l South
Main street CN. Of 2. haill Wednesday
evening. Several limitations are promised
All members are urged to be present 10
assist the new officers in keeping it the
banner lodge Of Utah. Brother SeTVis
and the married members will give the
bachelors some idea of the surprises ne
has in store for them February "a. The
escort team members should all be pres
eut in time to call the lodge promptly at
S-15
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-08
SUNDAY WAS DRY.
Saloons Of Town Were Closed Tisht
Yesterday.

Once again the lid was on in Ogden yes
terday. All saloons were made to OBJ
serve the closing ordinance There were
TO DRINKS or vags arrested, and off,
GERS had little TO do in the enforcement
Of order. Chief Browning is making spe-
cial efforts, too. to keep young boys out
Of the pool halls. Hardly a day passes
without seeing youngsters at the city jail
10 explain their presence in and around
the pool halls or to tell enough of their
pedigree TO establish their ages above
the limit of Is years.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-08
SECRET SOCIETIES

G. =. r.
This is the largest post in the depart
menf. II held q large and enthusiastic
meeting in its hall on Saturday evening.
Three recruits were mustered in. The
beautiful inifiatory services were conduct
ed in a most impressive manner by Colo
mel r. NJ. Sterrett, who afterwards ad-
dressed the post in an entertaining man
ner. Senior Vice Commander Ohler gave
some patriotic music on the piano and
the comrades Joined i'm singing old army
songs. The post meets regularly in Odd
Fellows hall on the first and third Satur-
days Of eacn month The post resolved TO
attend the Lincoln memorial services if
armory hall on Friday evening next in 4
body.
The regular meeting of the James y.
Mexican W. r. c. will be held in the
/. Q. o.. f. hall on Wednesday, Feb. 70,
at 20 o'clock.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-08
Fire in Kay Building Basement.

There was an incipient fire in the base
ment of the Kay building on Washington
near the corner of Twenty-fifth street
at noon yesterday. A quantity of excel
sior and light wood had been stored unS
der the sidewalk where a hot Scotch
pie concern runs an oven. The excelsior
caught fire from the oven. The fire de-
partment was on the ground before the
fire had made much progress and the
chemical engine disposed of the trouble
The damage was slight
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-08
Royal Highianders.

Utah castle No. 99s will meet in regu-
lar session this evening at the hall in
Federation of Labor building. Last Mon
Cav was given over to the drill team for
its card party, which proved a success
socially as well as financially. Beauti-
ful prizes were given and an excellent
lunch was served, and every one enjoyed
the affair. Captain Hubbard requests
that the members of the drill team as
semble early to begin work in earnest
for an exhibition drill to be given in the
near future There viii possibly be a
rehearsal of the long form team work
under Clsusman Mcpherson.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-08
l. o. 0. 2.

The veteran odd Fellows Of Utah and
ladies will hold their annual banquet at
the NIanitou hotel Wednesday. February
TO- at $50 All will meet at the klan1tou
pariors. where they viii De received py
Inc executive committee consisting Of
William Gaby. J. j. Thomas, Edward
Pearce. r. Ain. Captain c. r. Berry and
Ben Rich. An elaborate supper and pro
arsu1 of music. speeches. songs and
Rotations have been provided by the
committee. All veteran Odd Fellows OF
the state have been invited and are ex-
pected to feiicitate on this OCCASION
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-08
COLD WAVE PREDICTED.

= Washington, Feb FOLLOWING q .
= storm which viii move eastward !
= from the extreme west tomorrow a .
= cold wave which now covers the 4
= northwest will prevail over the en- :
y tire northern section of the country =
= by the middle of the week. Much low :.
= er temperatures will be experienced
= over the southern districts according /
= to the prediction of the weather bu- :
y beau tonight The thermometer reg 4
y listers from zero to 10 degrees below !
= from northern Minnesota westward ;
y into northeastern Montana. 1
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-08

Excelsior camp and Great Salt Lake
camp will combine in giving reception
to National Lecturer /. q. DAVIS tomor-
row evening in the odd Fellows hall. The
publi, is cordially invited. Last Tuesday
evening Excelsior camp initiated three
candidates W. NJ. Randall F. Means and
a c McL,eifaDd. The degree team will
not be in uniform at the reception by or
der of Captain Terry.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-08
Our Windows Tell the Tale

Our HALF PRICE SALE will con-
tinue during TO-DAY, TOMORROW
AND WEDNESDAY, and then it will
STOP. Absolutely and unAlterably
stop.
The stock is still unbroken and we
can readily supply all your needs. Don't
fail to lay in good stock Of clothing
and furnishings while the sale lasts,
1t is one of those grand and rare
chances which only come once or twice
in a lifetime. and it's the wise man
who makes hay while the sun shines.
ALL WILL CALL FOR" PACK
AGES, UPON WHICH A CASH DE-
POST HAS BEEN MADE, MUST BE
SETTLED FOR BY WEDNESDAY
NIGHT, FEBRUARY TENTH, OR
THE GOODS WILL BE REPLACED
IN STOCK AND THE DEPOSIT FOR
FEITED.
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Notice

To my customers and friends. Being
unable to find suitable location. / have
moved my stock Of Office supplies, etc.
temporarily next door south of Audito-
rum on Richards street, where / will
be pleased to I'LL all orders on quick no.
tice. Telephone, and We will do the
rest. MARGETTS BROS.
Bel 2of6. 5e Richards ST.
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Ooden Briefs.

DR. ]. F. CTitehlow and Nife have re-
turned to their home in Salt Lake City
after spending a week at Utah Hot
Springs.
The remains OF inoinas T. feWeh VINO
died in this city Friday of paralysis, were
shipped to Aurora. Neo-. for burial They
were accompanied by the family. Mr..
Powell was 6S years Of sse. He had
lived in Ogden for two wears, and IS
survived by a widow. one daughter and
fntir sons
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-08
Eoresters of America.

Court Salt Lake No. met Wednesday
evening at knights of Colum bus hall
with a large attendance. A pleasant time
was had by all brothers in attendance.
Several applications for membership
were received and the evening was spent
in regular business and for the good and
welfare of the order. The next meet
ing will be held Feb II, so brothers
are requested to be there, as there will
be a good time.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-08
Ladies of the Maecabees.

Banner hive No. II. L. o. T. NJ, held
an enjoyable rally OF its members last
Tuesday afternoon. Next Tuesday aft
ernoon. Feb. o Lady Towle will enter
tain the ladies and their friends at her
home 1914 South Seventh East from
to ; O'Clock All Lady Maccabees and
their friends are very cordially invited.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-08
AT TOURIST SERVICES,
Pleasing Numbers by orsanist and
Choir.

The regular Sunday meeting was not
held at the tabernacle yesterday after
noon, but a special service for tourists
and visitors was given. Elder Mathoni-
nah Thomas gave address on Nor
monism, in which he set forth the doc
trines and beliefs of the Latter-day Saints.
professor J. J. Mcclellan, the tabernacle
organist, rendered the following selec-
tons.
Prelude to 'Lohengrin'' Wagner
To a Wild Rose MacDovvei1
Communion I'm g" requested. .Batiste
Old Melody ......Arranged bv perfornsr
mdrCn IN u .----.-.---....... Guilmant
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song My Country. lis OF Thee con-
Guided the evening program Dancing
was thereafter enjoyed. The next lodge
meeting viii be tomorrow night, and sew
erai applications will be voted on The
annual financial report received from the
supreme secretary will be read.
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THE DEATH RECORD.
Mrs. I. N. Stevens.

Denver. Feb. Mrs. !. \. Stevens. aged
50 wears. wife Of I. \. Stevens, owner and
editor of the Pueblo tColol Chieftain,
died in this city al II O'Clock this morning
Mrs. stevens had been i'll since July Z
from stomach trouble.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-08
Funeral of Suicide.

Archibald Kuhn. the young man who
committed suicide in San Francisco a
few DAYS ago. was buried from the fam
ilv home in Ogden at 2 o'clock yester-
day afternoon. Rabbi Freund Of Salt
Lake officiated at the funeral services.
The inteTmeRt was in the Mountain View
cemetery.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-08
Improved order of Red Men.

The council of Washable tribe No. l
last Monday evening was an interesting
one The adoption degree was conferred
on one psleface- This evening the war
rior's degree VIII be given.
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Mrs. Emma L. 6urk Dead.

Mrs Emma L. Burk. wife of +. l.
Rurk section foreman of the Lucin cut
off. died yesterday morning at the fam
lily home in Clinton, of tuberculosis of the
knee Mrs Burk was 10 years old and
leaves husband and one child. The
funeral will be held at , o'clock today
at the Clinton meeting house.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-08
Local Painters and Paperhangers.

Next Thursday eveEing the Painters
union. local No. Y, Will have something
of extreme interest to present to it's menu
hers which no doubt will mean that
every member in town will be present
In addition 10 the arrangements already
made. there will be amendments to the
constitution. as well as to the bylaws,
to vote upon. which will be of vital i'm
portance to every member.
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WELCOMED eY STUDENTS.

Rome. Feb. THE students of the Amer
lean college gave musicale today to well
come the return to Rome OF MonsiSnor
Kennedy the rector of the college Many
sailors of the American relief ship Celtic
attended number OF the officers and
sailors 81 the Celtic will be presented to
the pops tomorrow.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-08

ing. Appropriate songs were rendered by
the ward choir. In addition, Earl West
song as a solo, 20, My Father" and
George Nye sang, Paradise" President
WotherspOon, Patriarch David Mckay
and Elias spoke IN praise of the
character and useful life of Mr.. Nc
Donald. There was a large attendance
of friends and relatives present at the
services, despite the heavy rain. The in
terment was in the Ogden City cemetery,
where the grave was dedicated by Z. A
Larkin.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-08
LOYAL Americans of the Republic.

Salt Lake assembly No 800 held its
regular meeting Jan. q in the hall in
Jennings block. Several cards for bene-
fit membership were received State Or
Esnizer J. NJ Blankenbaker was present
The next regular meeting will be held
Wednesday evening in Jennings hail. The
entrance Is on First South.
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Maccabees.

Utonian tent No. Y. at its regular review
on Wednesday evening last, conferred the
final degree upon two new members On
Wednesday evening next will be the last
review at which the first degree VIII be
conferred on the new members for the big
class on the 18th. After that date the fun
membership fee will be in force.
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FraternaI Union of America.

Evergreen lodge No. Isl will hold it's
regular meeting tonight. One candidate
will be initiated. 1t is the intention of
The officers elect to start at o'clock
prompt and to close the doors at Sis.
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Wumen of Woodcraft.

Salt Lake circle No. $50 held its regu-
lar meeting Thursday evening with Guar
dian Neighbor Eunice BToburg in the
chair. Special Organizer DR.. Love was
present, as were also neighbors from Sill
yer Maple circle. There were three ap-
plications for membership presented and
balloted on favorably. Meetings begin at
p. m. sharp. Visiting neighbors in
vifpd
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-08
LINER UNINJUREO.

New York. Feb 7-Uninjured by two
hour stav on a North river shoal on
which she ran her PROV shortly after
leaving her dock lac Yesterday the
Hamburg-American liner Deutschland re-
s1,1,,ed her tourney to the Mediterranean
ar1z
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-08
SALT LAKE MAN KILLED.

y Phoebe. New, Feb. Thomas ". =
y Ford was killed today by fall from !
y the 700 to the 900-foot level Of the :
= Bay mine. Ford was % years of age. =
= a brcther-in-law of Superintendent =
= Gaskill Of the Nevada-Utah proper !
y ties. A sister and his mother live In :
= Salt Lake City The body will be =
y buried here Tuesday next. I
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Degree of Honor.

Next Thursday afternoon at , o'clock
Star of the West will hold its
regular meeting. Two candidates will be
initiated and one applicant will be bal
Ioted on. Members are requested to come
early SO that the work can be done
promptly.
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BY 7. DEWITT FOSTER.

To find a more charming and pleas
ing woman than Madam Gadski in all
the world would be indeed hard mat
ter. This is saying a great deal, but
it is nevertheless true. She has per-
sonaI charm about her which pleases
from the first moment one meets her,
and after a few minutes talk with her
one feels as though she is an old ac-
quaintance. Vastly different from most
of the worlds great singers. she seems
to have a liking for newspaper men,
and is always ready to welcome them
at her hotels. She likes to have them
talk with her. and instead of the re-
porters interviewing her. she turns the
tables and interviews them.
Madam Gadski, accompanied by her
daughter and her husband. NJ. Tau
scher, and Frank La Forge, her ac-
companist, arrived i'm the city yester-
day and are guests of the Cullen no.
tel. She is now en- route from a six
weeks concert tour on the Pacific
coast. From Salt Lake Madam Gadski
and her suite go TO Chicago, where
she win give her last concert before
entering the grand opera company at
the Metropolitan Grand Opera house i'm
New York. While on the Pacific coast
she gave two benefit concerts for the
Italian sufferers, one at San Fran
cisco and one in Los Angeles. Both
concerts were largely attended. the pro-
ceeds from the one given in San Fran
cisco being $1,000, all of which was
given TO the relief fund.
German by Birth.
Madam Gadski is d German by birth,
but is of Polish descent. She speaks
but little English, but the little she
knows she speaks well, in fact far bet
ter than many Americans There is
but little of the German accent in her
talk, just enough to make it pleasant
TO hear.
Yes. I speak your language some,
but please don't ask me to write YOU
a letter, for that I am unable to do
Nor can / read English very well. but
| try hard and am improving rapidly.
Il realize that in many of the small
er cities of the United States, where
they get but little of the higher class
of music, the public does not care for
songs in French, German or Italian.
They want to understand the song, and
am as far as possible giving my con-
certs in English The people like it
better and I want TO please. The sing
ing of the songs in your language is of
much more worth to them.
Voice at Full Worth.
"Of course, ones age makes a diff
ference in ones voice, but a person 5
voice is not really developed to its full
worth until one is al least as or so
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-08
You Win Be Glad

If you see Us now about that wall paper
and painting New goods and the best
of WoTkmsD-
". A. DUyALL,
Both phones. 10 ". Second South.