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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-17
FRIENDS
GAME FOR TODAY
Two Good Basketball Teams
to Clash-Among Schol-
aStic Athletes.

This afternoon, the Western High and
Friends School basketball CUNTS will
meet in the latter's gymna stun in a
game that should have an important
bearing on the claim of these teams to
a place in the race for the District
championship.
The Friends five showed their
strength when they beat Business High
in one of the best games of the season
last Friday afternoon. They had snap
and teamwork and outplayed the high
school boys IN every way
Western lost It's only game played
against a scholastic team when It was
defeated by the fast Georgetown Prep
five several weeks ago. The team at
tributed that defeat to an 60 day and
promise to more than make up for il
when they meet the embryr0 collegians
in their own gymnasium on January Z.
Tom harrington, who will be remem-
bered as one Of the best athletes ever
turned out at Western High, and who
| figured prominently in the champion
ship football series which went TO West
ern I'm 1895, was among the Cornell
University athletes who received the
coveted CO. several days ago. Earring
ton played tackle during the past sea
son.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-30
NOTICE OF SPECIAL TAX.

Notice is hereby given that special
taN Tor The purpose of extending the
br ordinances Of the city Council. ap-
proved December 10. 1903. and December
2N. 1909. respectively.
said special tax Is levied upon the fol-
lowing described real property In Salt
Lake city. 10 Wit: in lots II 10 %. in
elusive block $: ! and Ia 2i inclusive
block ana l. TO q, inclusive, block
- Gracb"r l.. .. addition. block f@: >. 3
ana !. block s.; block 81 II and 2S block
.. ] and IS, block .. Butte subdivision.
block j.: I and =, block {, To % In
elusive. block |. seventh South subd-
vision block >; ) aud > and 10 10 -,
inclusive. block .: :. block . seventh
south subdivision. block s; / and is To
-, Inclusive, block l. Kelsey K Gillespie
subdivision, block IL |. block g. . and :.
block :. CITY Park subdivision, block 90;
-. block .; T. block 1: l. hlocl. :. City
-, bloc .; i, block (: /. block 3, City Park
subdivision, block 20; and l& To 10 inclu-
Siyc, hlocl, /. j. II. WhalonS addition block
=. plat e: /. ., and C, block T. plat A.
salt Lake city survey, and is due and
payable in five equal annual instalmcnt5
beginning December 2S, 1910. Interest aI
ia" rat" of six per cent per annum on
the whole amount Of said taN shall he
from the date of the approval
said tax. Ia wit, December 2S. 1902 and
interest at said rate on the whole amount
OF said tax unpaid shall he due and pay
able with each iU-tallmrnt If any IN
r
or tho date when same becomes due then
the whole amount OF the tax unpaid AT
the time said iustallmcni and interest are
du" VIII become due and PAYABLE and
viii draw interest at the rat" of eight
per cent per 1nnum until sale of The
property assessed. ono or more Of said
in the order In which They
an" payable aforesaid, or the whole tax,
may be paid without interest at any
lime within thirty DAYS after the ap
proVal or the ordinance confirming the
tArNF a. tbp and said
in TN" order III which they
Irc payable. or The whole tax unpaid,
may he paid on the day amy nstalmcnt
IS I'm" by paying th" amountfthcreof and
interest Ia said day.
All special taxes arc payablc at my
office. room iO2. city and county build |
ms. salt IIk" CITY.
Dated a, SaIr Ldkc CRY. Utah. this |
18th day ot December 1909.
GlTg;ON SNYDER. Z !
CITY Treasurer and Collector Of Spctia! /
Taxes.
Sidcwait Extension No. 12G.
Seventh partial estimate. cil56 !
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-30
OFFICIAL NOTICE OF
CAMP OF NAAEUVERS
Received by Adjutant-General
From Chief of Division of
Militia Affairs.

Adjutant General T.. s. WedsNo is
IN receipt of a letter from Colonel
Weaver. chief of division of militia al
fairs. in regard To ulc joint camp Of
m1ncuvers OF tho regular army and the
nUlouai guard TO be held next summer.
rs follows:
n am directed by the assistant sec
rotary of war la inform you that tho
war department. contcmpiates holding an
"ucImpmcut for regular troops at Fort
II. y. Russell. Wyoming. ia The month
81 August 1910. IT is planned that the
following regular troops shall partiCl-
pate IN this cuCampmcnt: Twenty seven
troops of cavalry. six batteries of Held
artillery. thirty companies OF infantry.
ono company ot signal corps and one
half company OF hospital corps.
Pursuant to the authority conferred
on him by section j. of the militia law,
the secretary oi war extends an invita-
Jion To- the state OF Utah 10 have it's
this cucanpmcaL The matter is placed
this carly before YOU in order that pre-
liminary arrangements may he made f"r
tho accommodation OF tho troops and
facts collected on which estimates for
pay. subsistence and transportation may
he based.
1t is desired that YOU will report to
thls ofticc au the earliest practicable date
whether OF not the state ofSl -tnh desires
thIt It's organized militia shall Dartici-
pdtc i'm this cncampmcnt: what organiza-
tlous VIII partlCipat" and what will be
their poSsib. strength; the maximum
time they can attend; an estimate OF the
COST OF pay, subsistence and trInSpor-
tation Tor each separate arm Tor the
period OF Attendance and a statement of
TN" maximum OF stat" tpndS TINT can be
devoted To these exercises by The state
1T viii be understood thai this iuvi-
tation for The organized militia To par
bciputc in this cncampmont is cuntln |
gent on the passage of the necessary
appropriation by congress and IN CaSr !
funds arc appropriated the allotment
thcrrlrom by tho secretary of war TO i
tho several states and territories will |
b" Determined hN = pro rata distribution !
that viii be made by him The total |
number of troops allowed 10 attend from
any stale will depend upon th" funds ap !
propriatcd hN congress, taken in conn"c- |
lion with The stat" funds available"
~ this connection attention is called |
tu recent article appearing in The
Tribune regarding tho qualifications Of
members ol the guard tn attend this on
For those who have not had |
previous military experience equivalent
10 six months military training. six
months connection with an organization
Of The guard * required. which would
place the last dat" for enlistment OF in
experienced men February !, 1910.
md ali such who desire TO participate in
,5jS cnCampmcnt should take note.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-30
HIGH PR0TECTI0NISTS
WIN THE FIRST ROUND

PARIS. Dec. 2H.-Thc chamber OF dcpu-
ties today passed tho tariff bill hy "a vote
gl 5S' 10 -. after pr"tractcd discussion
This represents u victory for the high
proicclionists md ihe tariff commissions.
which practically had its own way.
Ih" government has held aloor and
has not shown its hand except TO iu-
tclHopu Tor The modification of some
schedules that were buIui TO menace
foreign Trad" relations Nevertheless. il
ls oNpc"tDd that the government VIII step
Ing It ih" final moment and offer Il con-
ciii1toJN proposition, as tho hll has a
long TpJd TO travel
II must yet pass the senate and tho
differences between Tho TWO houses must
br r'CoU,ll"d.
Although the "uactH~ clause puts Tie
new tariff In Hroc on March e. 1910.
II IS "pus'dorod that The bin probably viii
not Hc adopted until later iu tho wear VI.
klots. chairman ui the commission. iu
his ,lOsiyS speech assured the chambc.
lba' the oil was designed only lu pro-
t"Ci tic interests Of France and was IN
no way aimed ~ amy foreign country.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-30
"HNSURGENT" REPUBLICANS BARRED
FROM THE PRESIDENTS PIE COUNTER

Spccih 90 The Tribune
WASHINGTON. Dec @9-prcsidcnt
Iait has made il clear TO the politicians
III hia party that h" docs NOT intend To
| incoEbil" the In-cnllod 'insurgcnt Re
bnbllruna in IN" matter Of making au-
n"iHturutS. He told Il fricud OF senator
Ia fnlI"itrs who discussed Tho matter
10 put into 0it!Cc. iu Wisconsin or rIsr-
"h'tr, men who were engaged i'm ught-
ing IN" administration. lie said plain
y mat ne had declined TO appoint as
5,hil"u states attorney IN tn" eastern
"'S,tl'l or Wisconsin man recommends
'u ny senator lI Toilette several months
lE". LOT which the term of the iucum-
b'pI expired last March. and ne has also
refused I" honor Tia" recommendation OF
Srndtpr Lu Toilette for tho tppuiutuont
ol collector of customs fur th, Dort
OF MILWAUKEE,. Several Of tho Rcpubli-
can representatives. from Wisconsin have
D""n uu"blc 20 SoCur" favorable action on
lh"ir recommendations FOR poStmusturs
hdln!hlSlraton TO the fact that thcy
Notod against the tariff bill and have NOT
pc"n entirely I'M accord with the prcSi-
dent In all OF his recommendations
Ih%fe are indications that the situation
III IOWA IS shaping up IN much the snrnr
way, and thaL Senators Dulliyor and
Cuumins may find difficulty in. securing
favorable consideration OF their recon-
mcnduIIOns.
President Tart has had scvcral con-
Republicans from indiana Ex-senator
licmcnWaN. cX-GoycruOT Winfield r.
I'Wbln, James Il. Goodrich chairman
OF me Republican state committee and
Tor many Nc1l5 an active member in the
tdllhanks-ii iicm"Dway- Watson state or
gani%aiion. and Representative James
T. Watson who mad" the race for GOV
rfh"r on Tho Republican ticket i'm 1905
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-30

WANTED-FOUR LADY SOLICITORS.
house to- -housc work, 10 take orders for
Red and White Corn and Bunou Rem
edy- All orders taken delivered bY lead
ing druggists Straight SALARY and r r
fare; Work in Salt Lake, then travel
Ale. Tribune. cl032
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-30
REALTY AND BUSINESS NOTES

srnce OF nine years. He will remain IN
the city until December 80. and viii then
proceed Ia Hlttsburg to IOnfer with obi
clitis OF the company. The territory Gov
cred by Mr.. Roundy includes Australia.
Tasmania and New Zealand He reports
business in good condition and trade with
thc United States constantly growing
Among Mr., RoundNs relatives here are
Mrs. Charles y. Caiuo ana j. Il. Roundy
OF McrCur. lie has a daughter. Mrs. w.
\. Clark. living In Portland.
Prof. j. W. Thompson. superintendent
OF schools OF Fruita. Colo. was in the
city "Wednesday attending the annual
meeting OF teachers and looking UP Some
private business enterprises. Mn Thomp-
son has a fruit farm at Green River and
comments on the excellent conditions
there, J'Thc locality is developing rapidly,
he says and the construction of the new
soldiers Summit cutoff viii assist also
in increasing traffic and cnlarciug the
possibilities OF III" region. He also called
attention 10 the new fruit projects being
carried on at Rifle, 0u the line OF tho
Denver Rio Grande railroad.
In order To TAX" account of stock, the
stores Of the 4. Q. NJ. J. win bc closed
saturday New Years day. and the 1ol-
lowing Monday. The nrst dav VIII bo
granted 10 the employees as II holiday.
aud the inventory VIII he carried on
Monday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-30

Total bank clcarHcs for "Wednesday,
December %, were 81. .OSl .0lS.o9, as com
pared with total of $96i, oo5.SI for the
corresponding day OF year ago The
increase is 67.0i2.25. or an excess Of
about : per cent
The two upper floors of the Groshcn-
torShce building on state street have
been leased 10 Mrs. T.. Smith. through 4.
l.. Brattain. manager OF the business OPP
pnrtunity department Of ~ Richter The
place Will be used Tor EGropcau hotel
and vii! bc strictly TN TO date in every
way. The rooms viii bc supplied with
every room and furnished In handsome
style. Tho place viii be ready for oCCu-
panN by early spring.
The Brices Drug company has secured
a Ions LEASED ON the corner rooms Of the
new HolIncs Knox hotel. at Second
South and State streets. 1t is proposed
Ia eNpcnd about $1,000 on the fixtures OF
the place alonc. and the new store is
expected To- he one Of the nnest In the
city M. Bricc has been I'm business for
twenty years and was president Uf the
Godb"-Pitts Drug company. The place
Is now being prepared for occupancy. and
VIII open IN the near future. The lease
was secured through =. l.. Brattain. Mr..
BratteJn comments on the demand for
recently erected buildings along state
street The applications come. he SAYS,
from the highest class Of trade. and in
dicSt, In" increasing popularity Of that
section or the business district.
Application has been filed with the
state engineer hy Fred X Young JcuSon
Jr.. ana Charles y. Barr. for i've second
feet OF waller from The flow Of Poll Can
you creek, In Monticello. The water will
D. used for lrriGating purposes.
With tn" expiration OF the present
lease on the quarters at the present
chamber OF commerce on West Third
South street. tho NgnufactuT aESoCia-
tion viii move To temporary quarters on
the ground iloor OF the Tcmpl"ton build
ing, until The completion Of the new loua-
ton in The Vermont building. Although
The leas" of the swan building. ON Third
South street, Is retained BY the Real F,S-
tate association, II is felt BY the qauu
lecturers that As the lease is for sale
any moment steps should be taken =
,ucc TO secure a location where They viii
Iot he disturbed until tho move 10 per-
UanCui quarters, For tho, present the
,thcg three organizations occupying space
n the swan building VIII remain us they
ire.
j.. +. Collctt. secretary OF The Manu- |
actGrcrs association. Is receiving numcr-
.Gs letters from the bishops of the Nari- I
MS Mormon churCn stakes. assuring him (
II the interest OF the people IN The cam
,aiSn being conducted by the association !
or the larger use OF Itab-madc goods !
tcCcnt communications have been r"-
eiVcd nom Liberty and Ensign stakes |
II Salt LAX" city; BamnoCk STAKE, Idaho; |
;c5Ncr stake. Utah; Alpine stake, Utah |
ounty. and Miiial county.
\. -. RoundN representing The United !
states Glass company in Australia has I
ciurned TO salt Lake City. after au alb
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-30
NOTICE OF SPECIAL TAX.

Notice is hereby given that special
l9N for the purpose OF extending the
sidewalk has been levied and confirmed
| by ordinances OF the city Council. ap-
proved December 10. 1909. and December
-. 1909 respectively.
said special tax Is levied upon ihc follow
imE described real property in Salt Lake
City. 10 wit: In lots 10 block u: and 10
block {; S, block II: -. block l. Park sub
division block If: Is block =. South Lawn
subdivision, block 10; J and 10. block .:
~ and 80: block ], Perkins addition.
addition, block lG; II. - 2G and ~ block
J. Bellevue Park subdivision, block 16;
II. H. and lG, Fern subdivision, block l6:
~ and 20. block Is all in nve-acrc plat
\. Big Field survey. and, is due and pay
able In FIVE equal annual instalmentS.
beginning DcccmhCU 2S. 1910.
Each ot said installmcntS shall bear in
t"roSt at the rate OF six co per cent per
anuum from IN" date OF the approval OF
tax. To Wit. the @Sth day OF December
1909. until the date OF delinquency and
eight Ih) per cent per aDnum from date
o' delinquency until paid. Provided that
one or moro OF said instailmcntS, or the
thr Who'll" Of said tax. may be paid on or
boluT" ten days after the approval OF the
ordinance confirming said tan. TO Wit the
2Sth day Of December. 1909.
Provided also. that one or more Of said
instaIlmeuts. or the whole OF said tax
may ho paid On the day any instalimcnt
becomes due. by paying the amount there
~ and the interest TO date OF payment.
All special taxes are payable at my Of
fec, room l0s. city and county building,
DatrH at Salt Lake city. Utah this
29th day OF Dccember. 1909.
GIDEON SNYDER.
CITY Treasurer and Collector OF Special
SId"waik Extension No. los.
IWcliih ana iiual estimate. cfl1I'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-30

ana was defeated. have all had important
conferences with the president within
IN" past week. II ia said that al Of
these men were given lp understand
that thcy would h" welcome at the
White House before they presumed to
max" tn" pilgrimage to Washington to
80" The president. IT Is stated by In
diana Republicans IN Washington that
poS'u nl th"S" mon all OF the federal
phtronnE" IN Indiana II they would use
u To build ny the Republican orgaui%a-
lion III that state. which has bccnm" very
much dom"Ttllzod I'm the last few years
and which. according to reports that
have como I" Washington. is in Il fair
Way To suffer crushing defeat I'm The
election next year and two years hence
unless something is don" To restore har
mony. The president has not been on
since ne entered the White House He
has repeatedly expressed JisplcaSurc nj
B"Ncridgn'E attitude toward tho tariff
blll The calling into council OF Ilcmen-
way. Durbin. Goodrich and Watson would
mean the reinv"stmcnt with power OF
the old Fairbanks machine. which has
always been hostile To Bevoridge. When
cN-GoVernor Durbn was in Washington
he declared that james u. Watson
should bc pat forward candidate for
When Mr. Watson arrived here later he
disclaiinod any personal ambitions 10 en-
ter a tight for the ScnatorShtp.
. Ihc presidents purpose I'm making n
eight against the insurgents is to
strengthen the regular party organiEa-
ton He has no palicnc" with factions.
lie IS an aSow"J party man. In talking
With ono nf The western politicians about
the situation Il few days ago the prcsl-
dent said
airy. nor II progressive l want 10 be
called Republican,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-30
SECONDHAND STORES

WANT SECOND HAND GOODS.
stoves, ranges, Michigan Furniture Co.
$40 state. Bell 5145. Ind i3i a90Il
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-30
4 FEW DOSES END KIDNEY MISERY
AMI MAKE LAME BACKS FEEL FINE

anywhere else in the world. which VIII
effect so thorough and prompt Il cure as
II tiftN-cent treatment Of rapc's Diu-
rcnc, which any druggist can supply,
IL ~ needless 10 feel miserable and
worried, because this unusual prcpara-
ton goes at once 10 thc out-of-ordcr
kidneys and urinary system, distribut-
ing its cleansing. healing and strength
cnnG influence directly upon thc or
gans aud glands affected, aud completes
the cure before you realize it..
Your physician, pharmacists, banker
or any mercantile agency will tell YOU
that rapc, Thompson 4 Papc oi Gin
cinnatl is Il large and responsible mcdi
cine concern thoroughly worthy Of your
confidence,
Only curative results can come from
taking Pape S DlUrctc, and IA few days
treatment will make any one feel fine.
Accept only Papc's s Diuretic-fifty-
cent trcatmcnt-any drug storc-any-
where i'm the world
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-30

IN" offering at the Mission. which
opened Wednesday night ana win ruu
Sut"uGh Tuesday evening of next yorl;
ls one OF variety, and as II whole is a
pIl7ht' NN''N Dill The Godle Wskv troupe
biohabIN ranks rs the hcadlinor and Al
,il"oen Z short act. II is ful Of brisk ac-
non rom start Ia finish Thcn. dnnrip.-
~ novel and new 10 thcItcrCocrs In tIis
,iH. bot their singing. which ~ in ma
- mi,uSsi@i tongue. Is not as harmonious as
Harry and Kate Jackson assisted h,.
N"IlrF AloAe. present Il fast and furious
farce entitled "Cupid's Voyac,.'' n lis
nc tale OF ar undauu,"d suitor. who
oNc. dashnc widow, finally vim G,.,
by i"S"uinc her from tho waves .Nu,f-
inS nor promise 10 marry him. hoy.v.r
before he draSs hey from inc aneIy.
The Stellinss European comedy. hat
lhrowcrs. appear in an act that is an ,,y
crarc one. ~
Edna Davenport billed as siacin,.
ana dancing comcdcanc. merely sinrE:
Sir ,r, uocSn,t dance. iItcr singing is fair.
and dog. do somc clever acrobat.
work. the dog coming in fol 4 propor
i0nate share OF the glory aud appl;iug.
Morris and Morton, dancers attempt TO
LIT ana WORK IN ltdc horscpay.
which was received coidly by Che audi
ence. In TACT. tlIc chill WAS 50 pro.
nounced that even the performers r.
auestcd the audience Ia lhaw out :, biz
Ent lhelr dancing Is of an exceptionally
hlgh praiitN. and they redeemed iharn
selves and received muca applause h.rorn
The curtain was called down on ihcir. ;rl
INC picturcgTaph. with ila usual high
class feature, closed the bill. The Mis-
SION orchestra did much to entertain ,ho
bill viii run the week, with daily
matinces.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-30
0ut-of-0rde kidneys Arc Regu
lated, Making Backache or
Bladder Trouble Vanish.

y real surprise awaits every sufferer
from kidney or bladder trouble who
takes several doses of Papc 5 Durctic.
Misery I'm tho back, sides or lojnS, sick
headache. nervousness, rheumatism
pains. heart palpltations, dizziness.
Slccplessness. infamcd or &woIlcn eve
lids, lack of energy and all symptoms
of out-of order kidneys vanish,
Uncomfortable urinatidn Especially
NJ night. smarting. offensive aud dis
coIorcd water and other bladder misery
ends.
The moment You suspect kidney or
urinary disorder, or feel any rhcuma-
tism, begin taking this harmless medi.
enc, with the knowledge that there is
no other remedy, nj any price. made
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-30
MURDER MYSTERY Or
UNEXPLAINED SUICIDE

DIES MONIES. Ia. Dec. 29.-Thc body
Of Miss Cecil Dodd. aged 20. a si.nos-
raphcr. who lived at Rcd oak Ia. was
found lying beside tho Wabash railroad
track near Malvern. Ia. carlv. today,
TIL" head aud ia,c We're mutilgtcd, 1t
was u>ccrt"mcd that she had N boarded a
broken window I'm thc layatGrv OF ihc
car IN which sn" WAS riding caUSrd the
belief that she either jumped through the
window or was hurled through. Nu mo-
tive can hc found for suicide, and the
police are working ON Tie theory that Il
mysterious murder WIS committed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-30
BOISE & INTERUR5AN RAILWAY
COMPANY, LIMITED.

Cars leave Boise for Caldwell daily
G;I0. 500. $3.50 i0l5, 1900 a. n. and
"1,l5. 2:3o. $:i5, $500. G15. 1850. ssS:l5
and 1000 y. IN.
Cars leave Caldwell for Boise daily
$40. t1:30, S:55, 1925. "lt'd0 a. M and
1926. 210, 1925. 4;io, ) 90. ""7:l0. SIS
and 9:i0 II. IN.
s'+Daily except Sunday train leaves
Boise for Middleton at T:20 Il. M. re-
turning leaves Middleton at 11:20 a. M.
making connection 10 and from EN-
nett.
baggage and express
ne -Baggagc 10 Boise and Caldwell only.
S9HBagsagc and express TO Idaho
northern points Only.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-30
DECLARES SOME DOCTORS
PR9L0NG THEIR NECESSITY

PHILADELPHIA Dec. Exchanges
iicuiS in order To Increase their income.
IN" made h. Dr. Joseph Ncn. director oI
the d'pHrtmcnt ot health and charities.
who offers this reason for the increase
I'm diphthcria FOR the present wear. while
all other plcvcntable diseases show d de-
crease.
IN N"n said he has, the proofs tuat
1nG-toNiuo is not administered i'm cithe.
curative or preventative doses by these
plN sipianS. hut lis use records the num-
h"r of visits The physician is required
tu make.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-30
Veteran Musician Dies.

MILTON. Mass. Dec. 29.-Carl Ter
rnhn, ono of the most noted musical con-
duclors in this country aud for more
than forty years leader OF the Handel
and Haydn society of Boston. died today
at the home of his son here. Mr.. Zer-
rahn was born in 1876 and came 10 this
COuutIv I'm ISyS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-30
NEW YEAR EXCURSION
Via Bambergcr Line.

ogden. Sl.O0 On sale December 81
and January !. Good returning until
January o. AlI other points one fare
for round trip. Trains now arrive
Ogden al new depot, Twcnty.iitth aud
Lincoln aycuuc.