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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
MASSES ARE HELD At
CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL
Impressive Christmas Services
Take Place at st.
Mary's.

Beautiful and impressive were the, spe-
ciai Christmas services held Saturday at
st. Mary's Cnthoiic cathedral Four
masses were held at the beautiful cdi-
flee al Z. s. and II a. M The Rev
Father y. Slattery offiriatod AT the and
o'clock masses. while the RcV Father
ID. Hiely said the . o'clock MACS. The Bt
Rev. Bishop Laurence sc3nlsn presided at
the ponilticial high mass, assisted by The
Rev, Father Eiely a. deacon and the Rev.
Father Slaticry AS s'bd"ucon. Walter
Wccann and Joseph Mckay were masters
OF ceremonies. The Rev. Father Timothy
Brennan preached on the christmas
Festival
a magnificent musical programme was
rendered at the pun.ifcal high mass m
son. tho cathedral organ,st and director
OF th" choir.
.A St. Patricks church Two masses worr
held the Roy. Father NJ. Curan officiat-
Quoted services At Bingham and The Roy.
Father l.. AL, at Tooele.
In his address at the pontificisl high
his text Luke vi. II, For this day is
born to YOU Savior Who is Christ tho
Lord in the city Of David" In part. he
Said:
My dearly beloved brethren This is
glorious day; glorious not with the
achievements or man. but with the
achievement Of God. This is a day lighted
up with th" light OF divinity-this is a
day frightened with the salvation of man.
This is the day I'm which the human race,
delivered from their night nf bondage.
can look up once more 10 the eternal stars
Of God. and feel ,ha; the land over which
thos" stars Elimmcr. never 10 set, is their
Inheritance given 10 them ny Savior
King. whose ROYAL cradle was a rnanger
aud whose royal death bed WAS Il cross.
Yes, ycs truly this Is the day which Cod
hath made. Let Us be glad and rejoice
therein -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
HUSBAND ARRIVES TO
FIND FAMILY GONE
Traveller From Colorado Knows
Not What to DO With
Christmas Presents.

70 arrive in this city from Grand June
ton With n trunk. well filed with Christ
mas gifts. only 10 find that his family had
mysteriously Disappeared was the mis-
fortune OF S. w. Mulberry OH Christmas
morning. he has asked both the sheriff s
office and the police department TO as
sist him In locating his family.
According ia the story told by Mul-
berry. who Is mining man from Grand
Junction. Colo. ne sent his family 10 this
city. and They arrived here on December
Il. but since that time no trace. of Them
can be found. They wero last heard from
while they were stopping at the Eagle
roominS house. where they remained for
berry notified her husband that she was
going TO move into q house or Third
South street but gave no number
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
City and Neighborhood

Mr.. AND MRS. ARTHUR LAMBERT
ire rejoicing over Christmas Eift in
the shape of boy, who made his ap-
pearance Friday morning at { o'clock.
THE CHARLTON SHOP presented tho
employees Of The Tribune composing
room with p box Of cigars Saturday The
remembrance was much appreciated by
the newspaper boys.
MIR AND MRS. l.. y. W. BROWN o(
Aspen, Colo, are in the city on "A visit
10 the family of j. J. DcYereuX, general
travelling freight agent OF the Santa Fc.
at 1S6 5 street.
DANTE a. GLENN OF Church street
died last Sunday and was buried Wed
ncsday. He leaves wife and six chill
dren. Ilo followed the occupation OF ex-
pressman during his lifetime.
FRANCIS. g.. LUKE was pleasantly
surprised Christmas eve by being pre-
Ing. the work OF one Of the young lady
clerks. by his employees. Mr.. Luke
greatly appreciated the sift.
ONE CASE Of smallpox was reported
To the city board OF health Saturday. that
OF stella Rutord. aged 23 years. resid =
ing at 9GJ Edison street She was quar-
an;ined in hcr room SATURDAY. but VIII
be taken TO tho isolation hospital to-
day.
THE CALEpONIAN CLUB New
Years dance Is announced for next Fri-
day night Special entertainment fca-
lures arc promised. and u general good
'lHi' - PiNll4NSl't' liS H'lplt Is IN
NilCd.
THE GILES -MAILISrER advcriis-
ing agency has Just Issued a new publica-
tion known MS the Live Wire. The pub
licatiou Is in The form of booklet and
contains number OF tilely suggestions
Ia advertisers on modern methods of ad-
vertisio iog.
j r. VALENTINE, president and man .
aScr OF In" Utah Bedding and MHnufaC-
turing company. vas TIC recipient OF 4
pretty token OF rc3Dert from thp @rl-
ploYecs OF the company as Il Christmas
present, which Is greatly apprc cial ed.
The token consisted of pair OF solid
gold cuff buttons and scarf pin. bearing
Mr. Valentines Initials.
y. e. STEELE. for several wears In
charg" of the buffet at the Ryan hotel
81. Pauis most important hoslclTy, has
been engaged 10 take charge Of the WI
son hotel buffet. !Ir Steele is well
known throughout the northern section
of the middle west having been con-
ncctcd with prominent hotels IN Min
ncsota. Michigan and Wisconsin.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
no CONGESTION OF MAIL
IN LOCAL P0ST0FFICE

The postoffica department has had lit
tie trouble In handling the holiday crush
Of letters and packages w. a. Aubrey.
superintendent OF the local delivery de-
partTnent. said Saturday morning tia
tl1e office was in good shape and was
able TO handle everything that had come
In. Extra men were put on some weeks
ago by Postmaster Arthur J.. Thomas
and as Z result of the faithful work Of
the carriers and office force there was
practically no congestion this wear
For several DAYS past the clerks and
carriers have hccn extremely busy and
it was not until Friday night that the
food ot letters and packages was dis
,ributed. Eastern mails had been late
for several DAYS prior 10 Christmas and
the rush CAV" the postofflcc all they
could do 70 keep up with the work But
the carriers and distributing clerks were
equal 10 the occasion and there were few
delayed Christmas presents as a result
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
TWO FAMILIES DRIVEN
FROM HOME BY FIRE

Released from quarantine on Christmas
eve. only TO be driven out OF their home
ON Christmas day by Iire, was tho mis-
fortune OF the family OF :. Moore. re-
siding at Il South Seventh West street.
j. w. Groevcs, his wife and family were
also driven out OF tho house. Both fam
lies were given refuge from the cold in
the houses OF neiGhbors.
Mrs Sarah Moore had Just gone into
the back yard when she was startled by
the screams of her children. who We're
in the house. Rushing into the place.
she saw the flames spreading across the
ceiling, and after picking up the baby
she called 10 the rest OF the children
and TO Mrs. Grceves TO hurry out of the
house. Mrs. Moore had Just arisen a
few days previous to the fire from a
sick bed and as soon as she reached the
front yard she tainted
Mrs. Sarah Osborne, residing at $40
West South Temple street. inmcdia tcly
offered the shelter OF her home 10 the
family, which was taio-n thther. Mrs. j.
CatTcll residing al S2l West South Tenn
pie street. took Mrs. Greeves To her
home,
The damage to the furniture of the
house amounted to ST5 and was duo to
the smoke and the water. AS soon as
the alarm was turned in Assistant Chief
Fitzgerald and No. > hose company re
spondod. The fire was caused by a de-
fectNe 1uc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
JOLLY AFFAIR At
COMMERCIAL CLUB
Christmas Celebration Sur
passes All Previous Efforts
in Its Brilliancy.
MANY OF WOMEN FRIENDS
or MEMBERS ARE PRESENT
Campaign for Enlarged Mem
bership Will Be Vigorously
Carried Forward.

Christmas festivities at The Common
cial club Saturday were carried out with
the customary spirit and with ZcSt be-
lifting the occasion. The beautiful club
rooms. rcspGendont in holiday dress Of
green and red. were thronecd all tho
afternoon and evening with members and
thcir guests. An elaborate dinner. served
from noon untIl O'Clock. formed the
feature OF the entertainment and gaicty
rcSounded throughout the place uutn the
rooms were closed for the night
The prospect that the Old CLUB rooms
VIII be vacated before the next Christmas
Nay served, apparently, To draw members
10 attend this holiday function The
place has been the home OF the oreaniza-
tion since its inception. and abounds with
fcmcmbranccS of It's carly existence The
campaign FOR new members also served
to attract visitors. and hundreds OF pros
pcctvc members took advantage OF the
opportunity To see the club rooms and
20 test the spread prepared by the chef:
Many Attend Function.
1t was estimated that nearly COO mem
bcr3 and their friends dined at the club
during the day and evening. and there
were numerous large parties, The ladies'
also. were evidently anxious 70 take adj
vantage OF the occasion. and they lent
gracious presence. The grumpy old
bachelor who came determined To spend
his Christmas day alone was literally
routed out and compelled To give way to
The JOY OF the season. Bright colors.
gal+tE and beauty were everywhere, with
luletide pleasures in the ascendant.
The affair was tho most successful ever
carried out by tho Commercial club. The
dinner served was better than any other
ever given. and this means that there
has been nothing like il ever. As TO the
number who attended the club during the
day and evening. no accurate count could
be kept. ana the traditional more than
million was the only rational estimate
that could he clVsn. The big punch bowl
OF ceeuog was the center OF attraction
in one corner OF the place. and roast
turkeys and roasted young pigs dsap-
peared from the buffet as II by magic.
More Applicants for Membership.
But the Christmas spirit could not stop
the movement for a greater Commercial
club. and additional applications for
membership raised the total number TO
1l4o. Resides these, IL is known that
many moro arc on the way. 1t was suE
Sested Saturday that the recent am
nouncemcnt of the new slogan started by
the membership committe. for n greatly
enlarged membership before next spring.
might overwhelm, the club with new
mcmbeTS. and officers of the club point
cd out the necessity OF increasing the
membership fee 10 500 after the opening
OF the new year, in order TO keep down
The number Of applications.
The next celebration OF the orEaniza
and arrangements for something which
Will outdo even the Christmas affair will
be commenced promptly Monday morn
ing.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
POLICE ARREST MAN
SUSPECTED OF ROBBERY
John Humphries Believed to
Know All About Roma Sa-
leon HOldup.

Patrolman George Burton added un-
other mark of credit TO his record carly
Christmas morning, when he arrested a
man on Commercial street who gave the
name at The police station of John Hum
lphrics. .Humphrics was later on posi-
lively identified by Theodore Muller, The
porter OF the Roma saloon, who was
present when the place was held up carly
Christmas morning and $3.50 stolen out
of the cash register
When every ono except Muller, the
hold-up, and the bartender, had left the
saloon early Christmas morning. the hold
up. who had been seated at the stove the
creator part of tho night, arose. and.
asking Muller TO tho bar TO hsvo q glass
or beer, drew Il gun and told every onr
to hold up his hands. He then calmly
looted the cash register.
Frank J. Andc. one Of the proprictors
followed the man 10 the sidewalk and
took thren shots at him as he ran across
the street, hut none or the shots took
effect. Lieutenant Shannon Immediately
detailed u number of police and dNtcc-
tivrs on the case after il was reported
and arrest by Burton followed shortly
after.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
REV. ELMER |. GOSHEN
TO TALK AT Y. NJ. c. A.

The Rev. Elmer / Goshen will deliver
'"The Christmas Message TO Young Men"
at the annual Christmas services of the
Y. NJ. G. a. to be held in the lobby OF
at A:30 O'Clock. The day will he open
house for young men. The Iuletide log
will be burned in the CRATE. There will
be a good musical programme furnished
by the Excelsior Guartcttc and Harry y.
James and Ivor ], Brind soloists.
The committee in charge OF the serv-
ices and open house will he especially
pleased TO extend Christmas greetings
on behalf of the Y. VI, G. \. to all young
men who arc away from home. All men
are invited.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
SPECIAL OFFICER
CHASER SUCCUMBS
Death Comes to Victim of
Italians Bullet After
Noble Battle.
SECOND OPERATION FAILS
TO HAVE DESIRED RESULT
Surgical Skill BafIied in Final
Attempt TO Save Mans
life.

Special Policeman Emil CHASER Is dead.
He died at / o'clock this Sunday morn
Ing. the Immediate cause OF death being
failure 10 recover from thc shock of the
operation he underwent Christmas morn
inc ut ST. Mark s hospital for tho removal
OF pus which had formed jn one OF his
lungs. CHASER had ontlrcly recovered
from the SuDshot wounds he received in
the pistol duel with NJ. NaCarilll in front
of tho Olympia saloon, 500 West Second
South street. on thc morning of Deccm-
Der :. and later ha contracted pneumonia.
on the morning of December I CHASER
walked Into the Olympia saloon and
stopped to listen 10 an argument talking
place between NJ NaCarilli and two OF his
friends. Nacarilli. who was Spanish
war veteran. was talking OF his exploits
In the war WHOM Glascr interrupted the
remarks OF the Italian with sighting
statements.
In Desperate Shooting Affray.
An argument followed, whcrcupon
Chaser drew his gun and struck the
tho floor. The Italian Immediately arose
and. after throwing glass OF beer In the
oticcrs lace. ran out upon the street
He was instantly followed by Glascr, and
the reports OF the guns. Tho flashing
of the discharging firearms brought a
crowd OF pedestrians, who arrived in
time to ind both men on the ground in
all almost dying condition
The "Eoodoo' Boat.
Both were removed to ST. Marks hos
pltai. where NaCarilli died a fcw DAYS
later.
Glascr was tho night watChman who
took the place formerly filed by Special
Officer &. &. Riley, who, while off his
beat. was murdered in front OF tho or
phoGm theatcr on the night OF October
by l.. II. Driskell. whom he was taking
10 the city jail. Glascr makes the third
night watchman on what is known In po-
lice circles the "hoodoo heat" 10 be
killed while off his beat. No arrange
ments have as yet been made for the
funeral
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
SANTA CLAUS ON
THE JOB IN ZION
More Than 1000 IJnfOrtunateS
Fed by Volunteers and
Salvation Army.
BIG DINNER Is SERVED
AT JAlIlS AND PRISON
Inmates of Charitable 0rgani-
zatiGns Are Also Well
Cared For.

Santa Claus was on the job in salt
Lake Saturday afternoon, and more
than 2O00 unforiunates were fed and
cared for by the Salvation Army,
the Volunteers of America and other
charitable organizations.
Christmas night at the Salvation
Army headquarters n Christmas tree
WAS celebrated and gifts distributed TO
more than Goo persons in this city.
The Volunteers Of America also cared
for a number Of unfortunates.
At the city prison Il rather elaborate
dinner was served, Matron Rose
Pickett dispensed roast pork, roast
beef, brown potatoes, gravy, mincc
pie and plum pudding Ort at the peni-
tcntiary similar repast was served TO
the prisoners, and at the county Jail
special menu was arranged for the
men and women IN custody.
More than GOO children received
Christmas presents at the Salvation
Army hall Saturday night, Toys of
various kinds were distributed, and
foods,ufrs were liberall, passed around.
At the county Jail the Christian En-
dcavor society conducted services. Re
hgious exercises were also held at the
city prison and the pcnitcntiary.
Observance Is General.
The Y. NJ. G. A. had Christmas cxer-
cises, and tho different churches in
this city also had arranged pro-
grammes.
Out at The peniientlary an athletic
programme was held after the regular
Christmas dinner. Warden Pratt pre-
participated in by a majority of the
2IO inmates.
\ cablegram was received Friday
from Samuel Ncwhouse, who is now in
Paris. authorizing his local manager 10
distribute the usual Christmas gifts.
All employees were remembered.
One hundred and fifty orphans were
made happy at the 81. AIMS orphanage
Saturday, when presents were dis
tributed by Dean Harris aud his as
slstants. United States Senator Thomas
Kearns provided an elaborate dinner
for the youngsters, consisting of roast
turkey, plum pudding and all the trim
mings,
Volunteers and Salvation Army.
At the hall of the Volunteers of
America on Commercial street. Thomas
MackcY presided over the religious eX-
crcises. After the sermon, those in at
tendance repaired to dinner, number
of men who were out of employment be
ing taken 10 dinner as the guests of
their more fortunate brothers. An
evangelical service was held and mum.
Der Of conversions resulted
Six hundred happy children filed out
of the Salvation Army hall on East
Second street last night at the con
clusion of the Christmas exercises.
Candy and toys were distributed to the
Youngsters, Ensign Pitt and Mrs. Pitt
acting As the cmissaries of good old st.
Nick
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
BY Co5cttc

pI,erplcXing signs now vex the mind.
but the calm brain way viii find.
Mercury this day has Saturn and Ncp-
tuno liz positions that augur a period OF
whims, unreasonable actions and words
Inoodiness. ncltlencss and frctfulness
The sun. also. is IN an unfavora bic
position and the chances arc that the
daY viii be difficult for all WHO arc In
the habit OF being swaycd by minor or
outer thing. or Of allowing their cuua-
,'iulitv % bc affected by accidental imp
peninG5 or more or lcss petty annoy
anccs.
Tho counsel road by astsology for the
conduct OF these iwenty-four hours is
for patience stcadt purpose self -controI
and generosity Of Judgment
People who are prone 10 tease others
or who indulge In ironical or quizzcol
rern3 rkr, wi,l do wisely 10 refrain from
induIging their bent In these twenty four
hours.
There is evil sign today FOR those
who are in position Ia do faVur. ar give
aid and comfort 10 dependents. and re-
.usc 20 90 so.
The day Is III, also: for The malicious.
the crdoi and the tyrznnicaI
Lovers mGSt be on their guard araif, II
writing unsind letters.
Good aspects arc over writings that
concern land or houses or any products
OF earth: There is also good sign over
the aged
Persons who do rncnial labor viii find
their best recreation this day away from
Care must be exercised today in visit
ing or entertaining not To ignore persons
on the score OF poverty or lack of social
position.
Persons with this birth date ars born
under signs that generally grant much
reserve power, ire and force During
This twclvemonth they must beware
against sarcasm, ill-temper and revenge
fulnes5,
Children arc born ths day under stars
promising practical faculties. energy and
ingenuity
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
PAULY COMPANY TO SUPPLY
CELLS IN NEW COUNTY JAIL

On January 2 the county commissions
crs Will formally enter into a contract
with the Pauly Jail company for the
construction of 100 cells in the new jail.
which is just about ready for that work
To begin. The new Jail will accommo-
date 200 cells but the commissioners
will have only 100 put In at the present
time Tho cost of the cells and the
sherlffs residence, which Will be con-
structed by the Pauly company. will oe
about $50 900, Tho work will be com
pleted some time in April. The jail will
be one OF the best i'm the United States,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
BALL OF FIREMEN
WILL BE GRAND AFFAIR

Preparations ere being made for the
annual grand ball 10 be given at Odeon
lisll on January % by the F'iremen's Re
lief association. and. according To those
who have the arrangements in hand. il
Is 80 b" onN of the best events of it's
Kind IN the history OF the organization
Tho members OF The committee in
charge of tho amusnmcnts say they arc
arranging for a number of unique fea-
lures which will he n surprise to the
many persons Who attend tho ball lust
what these features are has not been
learned. on account OF the fact that "A
great deal Of secrecy is being maintained
regarding them.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
DESTITUTE FAMILY TO
BE RELIEVED OF WANT

Mrs. Z, Olsen and her family Will be
relieved in their extremity, Mrs. Olsen
lives at liS West South Temple. She is
the mother OF two boys. and 9 years
of age. who have been assisting her as
much rs possible by selling papers. The
help was small. however. and Mrs. OIL
sens dcstitution became serious. on
Christmas day &. w. Mount OF the Mount
Pickle company undertook 10 raise some
money for the poor family, He secured
fund OF S39.2J. which will be turned
over to Chief OF Police sam Barlow. who
will buy food and fuel and pay the house
rent Mrs Olsen is n cripple.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
MRS. MARY T0BIN DROPS
DEAD AT HER DOORSTEP

Mrs. Mary II: G. Tobln of 500. East
Second South street, while entering her
homo Christmas afternoon. dropped dead
in front Of the door. Dr. T. r. Steele
was Immediately summoned and reported
heart failure as tho cause. The body
was removed to the undertaking parlors
of q Donncll & Co.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
2. j. MORAN HELPS
FIREMEN'S RELIEF FUND

l. j. Moran walked into The bcadquar-
tors Of the fire department. Christmas
afternoon. and. after asking To see the
chief. held conference with him for a.
few moments. lie thcD left as quietly
as he had entered. and IL was only after
he had gone that tho lircmcn were made
aware Of his gift Of $50 to tho flremcn s
relief fund. He also loft "A choice box of
cigars. which Chief Glore passed around
among the boys
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
CHARGED WITH FAILURE TO
PROVIDE FOR HIS CHILDREN

Joseph Brown. FOR whom tho sheriff
has been searching was arrested Christ =
mas afternoon while he was at work IN
tho Sparcy & Mehsc cafe. lie was placed
IN the county jail and charged with fail
urc 10 provide for his minor children.
y warrant was Issued for Brown two
wcchr ago, charging him with failure Ia
provide for his children. but ho ort tho
city before the warrant was served and
went 10 Denver. Sheriff Sharp said hn
had been looking for the man sllce that
time and had heard u few DAYS ago that
he was working at the restaurant
Deputy Sheriff Bert Scager went To IN.
restaurant Christmas afternoon and took
Brown To- the county iail
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
Volunteers and Salvation Army.
Kopp Adkins Wedding.

Miss 1utie 4. Kopp and a. V Adl;ius
were united in marriage Christmas at
noon NJ the home OF the brides mother.
Mrs. Conrad kopp. I53 East Third South
street. Rev. +. a. Simplsin officiatcd
Tho wedding was private. only the i'm
mediate members OF the families OF the
contracting parties being present After
the wedding ceremony. Christmas dinner
was served. Mr.. and Mrs. Adkins will he
ar home after a fortnight ut 752 East
Third South street
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
SEEK WHEREABOUTS OF
YOUNG WOMAN FUGITIVE

Information as to the whereabouts ot
Phoebe Phillips. who disappeared from
hor homo seyen months ago. Is desired
by Dr r.. e.. Gowans superintendent ot
the state industrial school. The girl was
committed Ia that institution last year
but was released on parole. after which
shc disappeared. Or. Gowaus says. that
il the girl win return to her home tho
state authorities will not punish her 70:
violating the terms OF heT, parole.