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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-24
A. G. Frye
CD Co.
ass Atlas Block. Phones 4356.
MEEKs & MCCARTNEY,
~ West End South ST.
Bell 222. Ind 992.

~ West End South ST.
Bell 1872 Ind 992
sS950-strictly mod. white pressed brick
On sth East; connected with sewer,
sidewalks paid. bath, toilet, sta.
washstand, mantel only 500 cash;
$50 per mo- inc int
Emerson Ave: 500 cash balance
like rent
S2i50-5-room modern house 5Oxi3 feet,
on Palm Ave, near 9Th F. and 10th
South. Terms.
Ss50O--New. Broom. mod. red pressed
brick; East 9Th south; sewer. ce-
ment cellar chicken houses. fruit
trees, fine little home. Terms.
sGDo0--s rooms, fine, new, red pressed brlS.
Furnace. fine lot on corner OF 9Th
East Terms 5000 cash, bal like
rent.
5 soO-S-rm. frame, pantry. . closets, ce-
mented cellar Steffenson Ave.
| S65O0-9-rm. mod. br., pantry, store room,
large clothes closets, linen closet,
built In" china closet, grate and
!, mantle. full basement; lot tOxGia.
10th East near 2nd So.
s0l-Two beautiful lots, 50xllO. on
Laird Ave. bet. 9Th and 10th r.
and 9Th and 10th South.
75O-s beautiful lots on Wilson Ave.
18th t. and nth South.
s sOo-a8xsik rods and alley; sewer and
sidewalks paid. on sth So. bet. Sth
and 9Th T. Faces south.
y05o-4Oxii5 and alley; sewer and side
walk paid; faces west on NJ near
9th Ave.
,is5O-gsx7 corner 4th and L.
best buy ON Main Sc ioOxlcO feet,
with alley, plus paving.
5 soO-ral,es 52-foot lot IN waterloo: 81
cash and 81 per week.
$40 Bach.
Sllb Each.
$40 Each.
College View. College View. College
View Located east Of Westminster Col
lege the cheapest lots ever offered on
east bench; will surely double IN value.
Only
so Cash.
s. per Month.
The Finest View OF the Valley.
No Smoke.
MEEEs a. MCCARTNEY.
20 West End South Street
Bell Phone 1872. Ind s32
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-24
EARIllLEY
q BALL
2ig MAIN.
John Reeves Co..
80 and 2Ol Herald Building.

FARMsl FARMS,
A nice little fruit orchard. 4-room
house. barn. cost tal0. about 40 bearing
peach and other fruit trees OF the best
kind. good water right lovely view. will
realize over 81 "a tree, ! visited this place
two DAYS ago les just a complete. nice
little home This place viii beat farm
ing, some terms.
20 acres OF good land near Morgan.
Utah, plenty of water; so cash.
100 acres OF good land near salt Lake.
so per acre.
So acres. 10 iu alfalfa. 20 IN grain, 20
shares OF water. $50. good terms
% acres. 2-room brick house. good vat
en- bearing fruit nice little home
"a acres bearing fruit and farm. good
house water 500. terms
ad-scre farm. best ia utah '5oooi terms
A nice nttle home Of o acres, house
etc.. Nuo
A large stock ranch ln Idaho.
30 acres with stock sheep. etc. near
Salt Lake,
A good paying stage route. s horses.
wagons. harness. This n money maker
from the start
A light manufacturing business al
great bargain
1rrWGA is Mighty
SSdr@m@.
GROOM MODERN BUNGALOW.
fnsaPii re o"nef ~ North Tel West
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-24

| s2a50-5-room modern, red DIT. brick, on
Emerson Ave. 500 cash. balance
| like rent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-24
U&Gh-ldah0


$50 CASH.
And easy forms buys Groom modern
bungalow on South East Price g. 1u.
just llkr rent
i-room modern brick. ON new. 80
cash aud SD per month. Price $3.50
f-ruom new frame. Wn East and ath
porch 1850 800 cash aud 81 per month.
f-room nnN frame southeast part.
large l0t part each. price ti10
Groom frame, uu 10Th East near pth
Price. ilnl0
see us fog bargains before you bgy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-24

SS350-Strictly mod. white pressed brick
On sth East: connected with sewer,
sidewalks paid bath, toilet sta.
washstand. mantel. Only 500 cash;
$50 per mo-. inc. int
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-24
1--WE Sell line
Earth. 30
LOTS

LOTS
s9o0--ilxie5. near 10th South and md
West; $40 down and $40 per month.
1901 n. lot on 9Th South. near 18th
East.
$50 and s7o0-50 II. lots. Lake St. East
OF Liberty Park
ta50-4OXl9o to alley near 18th East and
18th South.
1901 1-ixll5. 9TH South near nth East
si0Oo-3XG. 9Th Avenue near l. St.
si000-6th South near sth East, eisxlO
rods.
siOOo-llth East between 9th and 9Th &c.
facing Miners Home.
sl25O-2iFxs sth East near eth South
sewer and sidewalk paid.
We build homes ana negotiate loans.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-24

L6&&le and Gi&GIs
Substantial Groom mod. brick. with
lot 3XiO rods south front only pa
blocks from County Building, FOR 5000
Nearly new Broom mod pressed brick
OIL cloth Boz kitchen and bathroom, fine
cellar aud electric light fixtures, natural
wood finish. corner lot. facing cast and
north. fine lawn and trees, located near
east entrance 40 Liberty Park for 1000
This price is a reduction from $3.50 a.
owner 10 leaving. part of furniture for
sale cheap,
3-room frame, neArly new. lot a0xlio %
alley, near Ath North and ith West. $50
Groom pressed brick. r. l.. lot 6xsgiS
feet, near lst North ana sth West flll0
only $50 cash.
Lot eihx5ls rods 90 alley corner on
sth Ave. $500 $50 cash.
2Hxs aud right OF way on ith Ave.
5000 500 cash
l5xiQ 20 alley on between sun and ath.
East front, 1850
ioxa. corner on sth south near sth
East sewer ana sidewalk paid $50.
ioxa. near 18Th r aud ith So. 500
al'4Kih 90 alley on Douglas Ave, sos
ioxis 10 alley. corner ON 9th Ave, $50.
1-room frame. rear An W and An
n. 80
.LiGGIe @Il@ LiGGole
No West 2nd So
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-24

S2ll0-5-room modern house. 5Oxl3 feet,
on Palm Ave. near 9th r. and 10th
South. Terms.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-24

1-room white o. Dr. modern. fine base
meut large porch natural wood finish
fine home on the north bench. faces
south Price. $40
broom red .. Dr.. bath closets and
rc1dy for furnace 0n T. 80 A nice home
only sac.
broom white D. d. strictly modern
Except furuac0l closets A beautiful
homo on To- rt-il0o0
HUBBARD INVESTMENT COMPANY.
Oh West Third So ST.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-17
ICE TRUST NEEDS MONEY.
Lapsed Bonds Have Become Part of
COmpaay's Floating Debt

ThesAmerican Ice Securities Company.
Of which Wesley NJ. Oler is president, is
in urgent need Of money, need which is
emphasized by the yearly recurring ne
ceSsity Of borrowing money to be used in
harvesting ice
President Oler says that the s715.0o0 of
bonds have matured, and that they are
now floating debt Of the company. and
that arrangements should be made for
this unduly large amount Operations
for the fiscal year ended October 81
showed net receipts Of Sl-5S7.SaS an in
crease OF S257.0I0. Passage of the dIyi-
dends enabled the company TO show a
surplus OF *550,O24. an increase of. S-7g.-
Isl
The company now has on hand a sur
plus OF 2,l%3,592. Subsidiary companies
net profit for the year over dividends re-
ceived amounted to s61.30S, and is not
included in the companys reported sur
plus
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-17

drous beauty. At intervals small streams
cross the ridge, through pleasant valleys,
making possible beautiful bridges and
vtaducts for scenic effect. Through the
fertile fields of Carroll. by well cu;tl-
waited farms, with evidences Of thrift and
prosperity on every side; through the
gently rolling. wooded hills Of Howard.
and on TO the more level yet still ele-
waited ridge in Montgomery. reminding
one Of the far Southland. the ever chang
ing view, without mOnotony, brings new
interest with every mile.
All along the route there IS abundance
OF finest rOadmaking material, granite
rock cropping TO the surface, with mas
sive powders OF many tons weight pro
jecting far above the earth. and to the
west. easily accessible. great deposits Of
limestone and fiuty rock.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-17
Avoid Freezing water Pipe..

Water pipes are usually protected from
freezing by the use Of such nOnconduct-
ing materials as straw. cork, and oakum-
In new French method, a layer of
straw, sawdust, or tan bark is first placed
around the pipe. and pieces Of uDslaked
lime as large as the fist are then packed
around this coating and envelOped in a
layer of nonconducting material, the
whole being held together by a wrapping
Of coarse linen
The outer covering admits only small
amount OF air, and the moisture in this
acts on the lime. which becomes warm
and is so slowly slaked that the heat may
be kept up during an entire winter.
Frozen pipes may be thawed by using
somewhat more lime and shaking rapidly
BY pouring water over H.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-17
THE TWO TEXARKANAS.
Cities on Border Line Rivals IN
Business and Activity.
- -. - c-.-. g.

Business and Activity.
Prom the Kansas City Star.
Texarkana. Tex, and Texarkana, Ark.
are two towns, separate and distinct. so
far as municipal government and other
relations are concerned, but they have
one and the same post-office. The post
Office is Texarkana. Tex--Ark The two
towns have combined population OF
about 5000 people. On each side Of the
street which forms the State line, and the
municipal boundry between the two are
about 1890 people within the respective
corporate limits The boundry between
the two towns is called State Line street.
Notwithstanding the fact that the towns
are practically one. so far as a physical
aspect 10 concerned. there is great bust
ness and industrial rivalry between them.
Let one OF the towns secure a new manu.
featuring establishment, and Immediately
there is much Growing and rejoicing on
the part Of the people Of the successful
town and corresponding depression on
the other side OF State Line street. The
towns keep neck and neck in business
growth and activity,
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-17

The Arcade, Amusement Company. bav-
ing Offices in the Union Trust Building.
purchased January II from the. Capital
Traction Company. through the real es-
tate Office OF Thomas J. Fisher &
Co. the old car barn, in Fourteenth
street, near Park Road The amusement
company was Incorporated with a capital
stock OF s1O0,000 for the purpose OF pro
viding in Washington a high-class anluse-
ment resort for all ages. It was found
that this building with a floor area Of
two and one-third- acres was admirably
adapted 70 these purposes
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-17
GARRETT MAY LEAVE S. Al.
Railroad President Possible Re-
eeiver of C., H. & d.

nHllFOHn President Possible ke-
eeiver Of C., H. & ID.
According 70 advice from New York.
". A Garrett. chief executive officer Of
the Seaboard Air Line Railway under the
receivers. may be appointed co-receiver
Of the Cincinnati. Hamilton and Dayton
Railroad TO succeed Judson Harmon. VINO
resigned when he was inaugurated gov
ernor Of Ohio. It is said Mr. Garrett has
agreed to accept the position II ap-
pointed
Mr. Garrett was president Of the Sea-
board until the receivership. He was
formerly general manager Of the Queen
and Crescent system. Inquiry az the Of
fee Of the receivers Of the Ssaboard clio
tied the answer that nothing was known
there relative 20 the offer 10 Mr. Garrett
II IS said that when the Cincinnati.
Hamilton and Dayton Is reorganIzed Il
VIII be merged with the Baltimore and
Ohio.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-17
A Side Path.

Prom Ha-per's Weckiy.
I suppose" said the Faction,
stranger, watching a workman spread
a carpet from the church door to the
curb, that's the highroad to heaven
you're fixing up2'
No" replied the man, this is merely
g bridal path"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-17

Plans for remOdeling the building are
being prepared by Averin. Hall & Adams.
architects. While details are not sulIy
developed, il may be said that the build
ing viii be made fireprOOf and with every
convenience.
On the upper moor VIII be located &
large skating rink. either ice or roller,
larger thar the famous St Nicholas rink
in New York City. a moving picture
theater seating 800. fourteen bowling al
leys, large billiard and pool parlor. a
shooting gallery, department for ladies'
and children's games, rooms for other
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-17
MEYER TELLS NEED
OF POSTAL BANKS
Gives Reasons for Action on
Pending Measure.
SYSTEM ENCOURAGES THRIFT

Postmaster General Declares that
Establishment of Banks Would
Bring 100000, 900 Ont of Hiding.
Objections Urged by Bankers An
Swered by Facts from Department.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-17
Small Game.

From Puck.
Paw"
"Ugh?''
Paw, If faith viii move 6 mountain,
sBhy won't it remove 3 Wart2T
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-31

ira como algunos creian. Gran error
ponsar que hos que no cstan con nadic
no srytan .sn contra de unot
No ha sldo cl dcspc-tar d. ningiin
leon, seguramcnte, 81 pacitico sallr de
sn css,lias, aunqu" no d i encls llado
---todo So andari,-d 'os rctraidCs cic
torsr,. Pcro. vamOS, como dcspSTtar de
cato domcstico, que dnorme soscgado
v viNncn 4 nlolcstarlc. no ha estado NAL
y primer araAazO.
.Igunoe d'Myustos esta llamaca 4
t.r csta masa neutra. Qlie una vcz dcrs-
nierta. ha de avisparsc mas cada dia.
Mslo para ios gobernantes al 10 to-
man on s,riO. Y rrOr III 70 toman
broma Y las clcccIon's 50 converter cn
sport" a Ia moda Por 10 pronto, en-
.~-tas aIccclOnes. las noraS 81 han mo-
vs.o como nunca -. No scan us
t,rAcs malicioensl Muy rronto hahra
t,.s 4ectoralcs ''Sorccs' De sanoras
coirlpro misaras En- las rcunones cur-
as =, jugara 4 sacar d'puados. como
ant.s a "a lotcria Y i los estrcchos. El
clasco purherazo, res rvado para m
terventores travicsos secretaries de
AyuHtamionto mar Il s, corr ra aflo
IA 4 cargo De fem n.nas manOs, mas
propias para mare jar p1Icheros. Con
ei voto ohhgatorio, la intervention
,icctora dc las majer-s sera decisiva.
Con cada var6n vofaran su cspoSa. su
novia. SIS am'oas Sra Il voto ucu-
tro. Pero IA mHsa Scra 10 menos neu-
tr4 pos BIZ NADIA i mod'aS tintas la
mulgreS SON extrouoaas en t0do; con
Dios con 4 duhlo por go. con "a
inreryenejon Dc n mesa ncutra en las
yotaciones. los que dabnn decid;rse
pronto por uro deas.os extremes, SON
is partidos ncutrcs Hay que decidT-
%, q pals "a se la vi,to que esta DE-
c5dido.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-31
Numero 125

(lnicos "a 81 gtnero). que hacen b'e'-
cetas. que aomen manteles, que ballaH
saltan ,nmo 81 fueran hombres.
Tn sol seyillano; un cielo tangermo,
por todas parties el verdor de las hoJas
primerizaS de los castanos En- estos mo
mcntoS no sc de cudad mas atractIvA
mas risueha, mas bulliciosa. Las mn-
jeres, de una elegancia ornitoi6gica, ser
pentean IN iodas direcciones lanzands
al forastero fulminantes miradas de en-
60 dicz luises
iQne diyersidad de Sombreros, 81 81
pueden lla,nar sombreros 4 estas banas-
tas boca abajo! En- esta Vanity Far
NJ lleva uno eada chasco de padre mns
~ehor mio Fin vez de decir iqu6 iln-
do cuerpoi, debiamoS decir; cue bue"
cors6 F,n vez de decir: iqne hoca t."
fresca, que pie TN blanco debiamos
rcpetir con Il poet@
"E>. 1anco J, clrmin do doha -
vira ~
R.,,, InDJ,J
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-31

pri,uimos la "poule" Irstrads. Nos sen
tiamos eompasivos y era ie ver como,
4 nucSi'n todo. iacrepabamos los
monos sabios porquc no daban II
puntilla On a acto los pobrcs caba--
Hos hcridos Fra una crueldad
verlos padecerl III coraz5n humane
guarda tesoros de- bondad incalcula-
bles; todo esta cn sabcr llcgar 4 su
fibra sensible.
Jacint0 BenAvente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-31
ANO n
A los suScriiptores Y AsFntcS

Para la buena marcha de ests ADM
~;atrsci6n. no admitimos Atlas DE-
suscripciones 4 este diAriO s'no desd'
., primero de cada mes. Las BAJAS
~ .visargn los dias 30 & 81 sdvir-
Hendose que las que Sc dieEen con pos
serioridsd no Sc tomsrAn en- cuenta
nj surtiran efecto 20 la contAoilioao
hasta el dia ultimo del mes sigu'en
{. al en- que So soliciten-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-31

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IA stro ca~5lza e4nsctarul0 Il mas t.
r.eo eiemplar de arte por ii arfa mis-
ao. estat..a uura
r,.
n" - deer 4"t ta lo Sc TN ptl@>'"
~ ifaet}'d lo qie ah"rd 81 prFteRide.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-31


de la industrial 81 man araios )
lacc dos mil anos'
Las sardlnas gallegas, que pacden r
alizlr con las de- Nantes. stantisnei
ma dc las principalcs industrias cspa
olas Son gordas, suStanciosas, dc ~
! bor excitante.
Una de las cosas cue mas Aiaba Ia ei-
Icritora inglesa es Mondariz. m balne'-
rio que 81 no estuviesc en- EspAf.a clip
| ,aria al mismo Vichy. Por Ia pronto
afirmo que Sus aguas poseen una 'irtuI
ltcrap6utica efectiya
La obra de miss Mcakiu rcvcfa que 81
utora ha permanecldo largo tempo er
csc rincdn pintorcsco del Norocste d"
ispana
Cucnta Ia hiStorla del antigua reno
I de Galicia; informa mjnucioamente at
cctor de los productos de su sueIo Y dcS-
rihe con proIiia plurna mueho. de sls
edificos eclcsiasticos
En- cstos momcntos cn que las paredee
Ie Paris ostcntan anuncios viatorios d.
odos les paiscs. Espana, i peSar de al
rcba luz. pcrmanccp cscondida 9 iguo-
ada. Por que no Sc anurcian vialeS
0dc02 lie ida y vueita por FL Norte q"
q Penirsula2 Somos poco q nada r1-
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-. ar,....o -, .o q cxtrani4ro RAJ
..,i.,oo .,a,nnd, aua. alro,
aar.. .o ,.r.o.,o,rss a. las
osas terrenas.
Nos nnsamos mdtuaneote de coneu.
ionas .e~. de ladroucs. y Ia cierto es qus
mao ..lada enmqueoerea irr.ta nue@rA
oncerelGn pordiosera de Ia vida. En
3anto .beuo, do aIeuicn que SC pom
3l-.o oam..a Iap.a ouc come b5ca.
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la suggestion \ fueru de Or dia-
lamcnte ana cosa acabnao9 por rHe
1na Caiumnia Que a!eo queda
III
\ pzgar por Ia agoucraeidu de ven
.ulos y de transunta> i ple "a los bsd-
wares y 'n '.'s '''i''S mas ''''' .'''' ~
IS. So ahfnafia one h''i''a VINO 2 ''>a.'
eludad (de una belIezt it'e'hti ti'fao4- '.'
estoS d.as de prma'cfaI Ianlo i'f'lSs
70, III pfecio dc los h"leIeN eiegaiiter7 =
reaImrnte ahusiFo. tSiata yo srnfad'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-31

la mas-a neutra IA sfemostrad0 IN
90 prnmcra presentation y a pc->ar De
In fs,ts De easssyos. cue 10 es tan nsu-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-31
Las prof6tiCas
El piso desalqulado


De pa en- par los paieo"'s'
grandc. slegre, Venhlado,
muestra 81 5 habit fioh5S
6 pl~o desaiqui ado.
Con los oJos d. Sus pueftas
escruta el fnturo remote
ipajaros DE- alas ablet is
que vueia hacla 10 remote
En- IA eksta Il NJ MSterlo, pls0
desaEauilado; III val
por los incirto, 0mbra'eS
de inferno . de Para iso.
La mano que Il re los yaloS
de tn Enigma .nQuctador,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-31

...a..,.a... ~. I.... ..,.,,.r. - Il
IL ~G.iir-. the Sanzsriand Of S..
in de- Ia nleIc,a Annette NeakIn.
Inc ..vid,tr a,.za ao i. ha horr.ao
5n aa mj norora l.os turj.tax 1a
Ia i E~pa5s casa a0uo3 ya1an 30.
.fio;a ASTORIA. rodos entrao ra
l6n )" derra0an por las llanuras =
a~tiila pata .astr una> hor49 on NJ
5r.d nelor d5r1a VA 81 museo del prs
Iat II uaa j dos srmanas cn Andaiue5a
= hay tan69 eue yer eta Espana De q'ir
hablan ia 1 y o15cho ~ nos las
eiss zones de lss siaier,s 4i4ionanos
N ~ t>4s re1'euea ~ prafaoadas por ias
Iahedumbrr. ~ Cook hay genie hos
itaarIa. d5>puesta >iempre Il acogcr III
sra,ter1 cou nrueba> ,lc yctdadera siu
patia
n.ts... Il. +..... u. t.o.e 49, ,.u..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-05-31

Frav Caad"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-16

Go to the all-star minstrel show May
II, Salt Lake theatcr.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-16

Mrs. Corinnc Harris Hammer, soprano;
Miss Ethel NJ. Ncttleton, accompanist: ::
Miss Margery A. Mulvey accompanist
for Mrs. Hammer; Miss Myrtle Google
and Mr.. Ogc ,Jorecnsen. violonccllist. at
the First Methodist church. Tuesday.
invited. An entertaining programme
May 18th. 1909. mt S:l5. The public is
has been arranged as follows:
Morning STAR. ...,,.......L .Lange
Old Melodies
(a) Annie Laurie.
(b) Massa's In the Cold. Cold Ground.
Chester .spgar,
Ernest Bro--Ix:.
(a) Just A-Wearyiu' for YOU.
cn Mon ,,o.;ir '..' Carrie Jacoos;n99 IS%i@
(c} The Nightingale and the Rose
'.'t'.''.si Mrs. hammer. iin;i,;r.,,''' ha"ley
90 John hayward ''''''''
Nocturne. No So. BurgmuIlcr
Angels ScTcnadc, ,.......... ....,. Braga
String Quartet
"a, E9m3nrs 9g91d soa, .,,,al Ian
First violin-M!ss crane.
Second Niolin-Niss Morse.
Viola-Miss Nettleton.
.,, ceilo-Aiss Cosgle;
Peyton johnson
Scher9o from Duet Op. PA for two
violins ... .............. Kalliwoda
First Nlojn-Charles Black.
Golden Silence. ....:. .,,..,.. Fortesque
Mrs. Hammer.
(With violin and cello ohligatos by MI
Nrttleton and MIR, Jorgcnsen.)
Concerto. No. 1...................A .Accolay
Ollie NJ. Smith.
Air Naric, Op 2l..,.....,.....,E Eartog
Gala Crane,
String Quartet
ial Menueu. go. 49,. Bochcrjni
(5) Canzonetta, ..... 49, .Mendcissohn
First Niolin--Mr. Smith.
Second Niolin-Mr. Black.
Nlols-Mr. Nettlcton.
Ceilo-Mr. JoTgensen.
Piano used by courtesy of Christensen
& AnSnn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-16
PLAYH0USES OF NEW YORK

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lty. renewed in the American Music
hal The success which has attended his
recent tour of the William Morris. cir
cunt. Surrounding Eltinge was an ex.
ccllent blended bin.
Emma Carus. Villa Holt Wakefield.
Mandc Odeil, Henry Lee. Cliff Gordon
and Barnod S trained dogs were few
or thc vaudeville attractions at the
Plaza music hall.
Eva Tanguay was the chief pcr-
former at The Colonial tbcater. Other
entertainment was furnished by Stuart
Barnes. Jean Clermont s circus, Linton
aud Lawrence and the Carbrey broth
cTs.
Al the Alhambra thcater the vaude-
E'lln performers included Ncsta TilleY,
pert Leslie aud his company, Walter
Law and hls company, Hcyman Never.
the Italian trio and Work aud Owen,
There was Il good vaudeville bill at
Inc victoria theater, among the per-
formers being Irene Franklin, CLAYTON
White, Marie Stuart Howard and North
and Waterbury Brothers and Tenuey.
Inc H1ppodrome continues to draw
good houses but it will soon be closed
Tor the summer. The Four Lukens were
added TO the circus bill this week.
The novelty of the programme at
Keith & Proctor Fifth Avenue the.
aier this week was offered by the Great
Lester, who presents a ventriloqui act
unlike anything seen on Broadway be-
fore. Lester goes among the audience
with his dummy, whom be makes hold
conversation with the auditors with
great comedy effect.
"Smith" is the name of new com
edy which W. Somerset Vaughan is
writing for Charles Frohman.
William and Thomas Jefferson have
decided, it is said, to make revival
Of Bronson Howard s comedy, "'The
Henrietta for next season.
Henry Miller will produce Professor
Moody 5 new play, 1.-The Faith Healer, -
in this city next season,