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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-10
Velie Agents,

To the Editor.
The first move towards supporting
the tabernacle choir's Intended trip To
wales. was launched I'M form Of reSo-
buttons uregented TO "a vast audience or
Welsh people at their last ST. llaV.a $
da,- celebration in the Odeon halL ih'
resolution was unanimously sustained
with the combined support Of the two
permanently organized Welsh societlts
of our city. to encourage amy method
or plan that may be devised toward
the success of the trip proposed by the
choir To visit wales to compete al
the Welsh National Eisteddfod. 90 be
held in CaCrmartheu.
Now that our Welsh societies have
taken the initial move bon this interest
ing undertaking. why not our Scotch.
English scandinavian. and Danish soc
cietios rally. and give the support that
ought To come from them The taber-
nacIe choir is worthy Of the cousidera-
ton of am organized societies this body
Of singers has never failed the public
iu any can made upon them. FOR their
services ON programs tu support public
enterprises iu whatever movement
prompted the CALI without any re-
Enumeration for their labor our Real
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-10
Appeal to Utah Societies
To Forward Trip of Choir

Estate association. our Commercial
clubs, should take note OF this move
mcut 10 enhance the future prospects
Of our city. and state We have city
here land enough within its limits To
shelter 100000 population. we have
mountains Of iron ore. valleys OF coal
fields. lying dormant waiting for the
hand OF the capitalist 70 is about
time 10 shout aloud 90 the world what
we need and what We must have Co
rank our city with eastern mauuiac-
turing rcnters We need to initiate
scranton. PittSburg and other manu-
featuring towns our city is surround
cd with more facilities than any OF
these cities. and ought 90 become
greater. 10 we could induce capitalists
10 turn their attention to our much
needed wants OF steel and iron mills,
largo engineering locomotive works.
blast furnaces and other factories OF
industry Thousands OF honest la
boring sons of toll, expert mechanics
would flock here and become perWa-
nent citizens. and not give us the
20 by. and say. Skidoo CO. the one horse
town. building sky ecrapers, ana hum
dredg Of idle men watching them go
up docs not comulete the building up
of a large city. u is the smoke stacks
Of thousand furnaces that darkous
the sun bv dav and lights from molten
liuuid that iIumiuates the shy hN
night n is up to our wide-aVake
citizens To grasp cheap and eubstan
tiaI onuortuuitiCs 90 advertise our
much needed wants what better would
YOU desire than 90 take hold pf th'
choir and make each member of Tine
200 an advertising bureau. load thoW
with plenty Of information make ihoW
I'D hines 'ILIUE or
singers and about 400 60 500 friends
accommodating thcm what greater dd
yortiFiuu scheme could you ever wish
FOR Pass resolutions iu your associa-
tions that YOU win sustain the picked
body OF singers 90 advertise our city
and to demonstrate to the world that
we have one Of the finest choirs in the
world
The choir has never iu am tho trims
made bv them been helped by Tho
business men OF the city. The Chi-
cag1 trim wac "a grand success both FOB
Tho choir and our commonwealth. our
city today s proftod by the advertising
received by those who made the trip.
and brought home the second grand
prize. which has proven lasting fame
for the fair state of Utah.
To- AN the excursions made boy the
tabernacle choir. conductor and MEM
bors have had 90 get down 90 work
and dig hard for the little pleasure and
benefit thcy have received to tho un-
told amount OF advertising realized hy
our city This big undertaking means
lots Of hard work. they are willing tn
put In the time Tor the benefit 81 the
choir the city. and our state Come.
business mem support them. encourage
them To- commence training put your
selves ON record that your organiza-
tions viii support them An our rc-
lrious denominations OF cvery sect ana
creed should see eye tp eye in this
grand way Of advertising our much
needed wants EVAN ARTHUR
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-10
WESTERN CLIMATOLOGY.
Weather Bureau Compile. Report for
February.

The national weather bureau records
the following February climatic buIle-
Tin covering the country west Of the
lO5th meridian.
Montana Helena. Mild tempcra-
lures prevailed during the first half aud
abnormal cold most OF the latte- half
The precipitation was generally Iu eN-
cess of the normal HeaVy SHOWS in
mountain districts have materially inn
proved the prospects for water now ion
many streams.
Wyoming Cheyenne. The tempcra-
ture averaged from 4 to ~ degrees be-
low normal with three cold periods The
snowfall was below normal and no SEE
we're storm occurred. There was much
clear weather
Colorado-Donv,r. The monthly mean
temperature averaged slightly below
normal a cold spell of marked IN
ten~ity prevailed on the eastern slope
between the 18th and 22ud The month
closed warm. Except in the southeast
crn part the precipitation was deficient
There was less than the average snow
fam. ana the close of the month the
ground was nearly bare at stations ol
moderate attitudes.
New MeXico-Santa Fc. The month
was changcdble but generally pleasant.
dry. and rather windy The preCipita-
tiur was much below normal. especially
in the central and southern districts.
many stations reporting none. Fair
amounts of snow Zen In the higher
northern mountain districts
Nrlzun3-PhOeuiN. The temperature
averaged slightly below normal. the
2-3d and the l6-lSth being unusually
cold, while the 18th and l4th were alb
normally vHim. The precipitation was
greatly deficient, many stations having
none Very little snow fell iu the noun
taius The sunshine was largely OK
ccssiyc. Tho ranges are becoming dry.
Uah-Salt Lake city. Good amounts
of precipitation occurred throughout
the state averaging about normal The
snow In the mountains is well drifted
and the prospects for winter supply are
very good Temperatures averaged
slightly below normal The ranges are
lu fair condition.
Washington Seattle The month was
colder than the average. and the latter
part was very stormy, The precipita-
ton WAS moro than normal, except I'm
the northeastern portion. IL was heavy
during the last half and the snowfall
iu tho mountains was unusually heavy,
causing train bloCkadcs
Oregon-Portland The month was
unusually cold, with about normal pre-
cipitation wen distributed The snowfall
was very heavy In the mountains and
well packed Milder wcather near the
end of the month with moderately
heavy rains, caused an streams 10 be-
como bank uU Sunshine was deficient
There were uo damaging h.Rh winds.
california san Francisco. The
month was ono of unsettled weather.
both temperature and rainfall alDwg-
.ra D.Ipv. normal tnOueh fhars v.aru
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-10

Henry Potter. cnssed by many "s
the best automobile driver in salt Lake
city. has realized the dream of his
lie. And he did it in a Nelie 49,
Ever since he knew anything about
a car. IL has been Mr.. Potter's ambi-
ton Co climb Ensign Peak in am au-
tomobilc 10 was an ideal that was
SLOW of realization. Since u was
formed. Mr Potter has made a record
for himself as "a driver. lie has crossed
the Alps 5000 feet above the seq, I'M
"a snowstorm such as decimated Han
nibaTs armies 1900 years ago. Tie has
climbed almost 20 the crater Of Mount
Vesuvius. and has done many other
difficult stunts
But never until Tuesday did Doe sue
coed I'm climbing Ensign Peak, the
mountain sentinel that stands guard
over the town where "Hcinio' was
born Ensign Peak with its untracked
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RR.T. Felix Couraud'a Oriental
~ Croen1 or Msgicsi 8oautifor

ln response 90 20 second request Dr
Tablet complied. and without uuming
Oh individual uspDrs boz, helI. called
attention Co ono tfhl TTbuueJ. which
Do said cHutaInrd both 81 long editorial
ON tine convention. aud au entire page
OF its proceedings n the other hand
De held % copy off Tho De~o.et Evening
News whose t,lc was clearly seen
from tho reporters stand. and hI'r way
mp the church for That matter. and roe
marked aurr1yugly on tine editorial
and lIrg, amount of spac. accorded
by tn News COB th. conventions uro-
cccding- rhc doctor then said h~
had hDcl told Iu ep.Ht.fe who had an.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-10
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

Mrs. Walter j. Beauc and Mrs.
CIar.us s. burton VIII entertain on
saturday afternoon boz nouor oI Mrs.
WIN Cluvsou. ana ou next Tuesday
Mrs burton outcriuus at ucign-
porhood party bpth affairs Co take
IIace at the nome ut Airs. Burton on
rlrst street
Mrs u. g. Mayo i~ hostess at "A
bridge tea This afternoon in honor of
her sister Mr- Nelson story of BOzc-
man. Mont the rooms being dcoorat-
cd In pink carnations ana palms. and
five tables played.
Tonight at the Ladies Literary club
the Theta Epsilon sorority of tho
university will give "a musical al
which some OF Salt Lakes best talent
win be represented. the program 20
include Miss Sybeua clayton, Mrs.
Emily sitter. Miss Margaret summer
hays. Miss Marjorie Brooks, Miss Gala
crane, Miss Irene Kelley. Miss Jose
phinc Morrison, Fred Smith. A. j.
Kisselburg. John w. Summerhays.
At the meeting of the History section
of the Ladies Literary club this morn
ing Mrs j. q. Hooper gave a paper
on Early Christian Writers
Mrs. H. j. de~~UH Us NlNilNE WIN
her daughter Miss Emily Jessup at
Grantsvillc where the latter holds tho
position of supervisor Of music and
manual training IN the public schools.
Mrs. a J. Hosmer entertains the
Spirit OF Liberty chapter d. a. r.
this afternoon 90 her home. Mrs. IT.
j wallace has charge Of the program
Mrs w. r. Benson has issued invi-
tationy for q ST Patricl's card party
10 be given on Friday March rs.
Mrs. William Kenner will entertain
her card club this afternoon at her
home IN Midyale
Mrs. George Enerbeck win enter
tain the members OF her Sewing club
tomorrow afternoon at her home on
First street.
The Plate club meets this afternoon
with Mrs S IT Black the decorations
being fn pink carnations and luncheon
preceding the bridge contest
Mrs. J H. Bardweu will entertain
the members OF her club az luncheon
tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs George RAYMOND entertained
the O. A. O. club YESTERDAY
The salt Lake branch Of the Needle
worl, Guild viii he held this afternoon
Coz the Kenyon parlors and an in
terested are invited 20 attend
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-10
ADJUSTMENTS

Thcatcr-An overwhelming audi
oncc saw the presentation of The
Round Up at the theatcr last evening
and applauded as tumultuously as ever,
the various exciting episodes. The orig
nal intention 90 play the piece a fun
week had 10 be abandoned I'm order To
put IN two nights az ogden. and this
evening viii furnish the last chance
salt lakcr haVc Co see one of the big
gcst dramatic productions of the day.
Maggie Tout Changes Datc-The
date of tho concert 90 Doc given by Miss
Maggie Tout al the thoater has been
changed To Friday. the 18th, Instead of
Monday. the 2ist. 10 enable the young
singer to accept "a number of out-of-
town engagements week after next
Orphcum--After beginning that
could hardly have been more discour-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-10

Cuticura Ointment on him on bandagos,
a. II was impossible 10 touch him with
the bare hand. There was not one
square inch q skin on his whole body
that was not affected. He was one mass
Of sores. The bAndages used 10 stick 10
bis skin and in removing them Il used
to take the skin on with them. and the
screams from tho poor child we're heart
breaking l began 10 ttnnk that he
would never Eet we'll. but after the SEC
ond apbhcation Of Cuticura Ointment |
began to see signs ~ Improvement. and
with tho third and fourth applications
the sores commenced 20 dry up. His
skin peeled Oh twenty times, but IL
finally yielded 10 the treatment. Now
l can say tast he Is entirely cured, and
a stronger and healthier boy you never
saw than no is to-day, twelve years or
more since the cure was effected Rob
ert Wattam, has Forty eighth 81,
Chicago, H., Oct. 3, 1902
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-10

driven 20 place where never was au-
tumOhilC before
Ths cut shows Mr. Potter in the car
on the ridge e. few feet tu the north Of
Ensign Peak 1u the distance may b.
seen Great Salt Lake and Antelope
island ON "Heinie's' right the cliffs
take uu almost perpendicular drop of
several hundred feet. ANY one who has
been to the top of Ensign Peak viii
recognize the spot
IN tho car with "Hciuie" were Sey-
Wour q. Young d.. sales manager OF
tho Consolidated Wagon & Machine
company which handles the Nclie.
Messrs Tetzel and Lawrence. Of the
state street garage; Albert Wilkes of
the Diah Photo Material company and
Malcolm Nc Aulstar. OF the Giles q
McAuistcr advertising agency The
trip was made Tuesday afternoon. and
the gentlemen who made 90 are still
brImfull OF enthusiasm over the jauuL
and the car which took them so safe
lv and successfully through &c.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-10
,vmens Missionary Movement
Workers Pleased Win
Success Met Here.
cglRcHEs DOUBLE PLEDGES
-. vpo Participated Say the Gath
. u,. Been One Of Profit
TIE Last Sessions.


r.o concluding sessions OF the
100. Missionary movement were
-. .t ,rd fhoss who have
heli Ia-, ...... .,,rs,ir,.,,i.
laurulci o.. nl','.''7 ~,
. cine assertion t1at great liu''7 VIZ
t, raal the contention BOD TINS
......reg tho laymcn OF the
pcs h ttc .,,rortanL
urudH 'H..
,srk which tIe! may pio'~'"'' "'''
.. .rrr,d l1om to strong e"'r'7 D"
4 asr of missionary wort that .. 10
su.aI d knowledge '' ~ ','
u.Bg tuc lHla tal
..Y, Dr. ..uHieu n3 'u WIZ
...cpatou A Zoe s"t"eiiAs'
a. Yesterday afternoon Hie'''''s, W
....tliL ualpudl th"l 'l''7 P-'',
4, ueIgcs t1 thc io'tisil i''''
,,sm,ul were inaue' Wv I.''i'i, ~
.- for tdis woiN ue'ls -
Ie,ou- gifts. lht io7 ,,..-.,r,..,.
Emmanuel baptist @'vu '7 IS.
.naI 5000. Hp nam ,,,..,i,,.'
Methodist Episcopal. SoV''
brian. SN6S. Tine ln'l ~. P',,,-,',,-
H. the direct results OF 'i'0
Hon Boo Jh.s city. .,t...- t.t.t
Al the afternoon JOINT '.
II the First Me'ilpu'9' ~,
ibe Rev Rockwell 'lai'y sp'Ne A.,
!, Tho subject of missionary N"Ih ~
India. picturing tne '1l'o'''V 1,bristian
f,ra tine advent OF the 'ni l9'le"
his.ionary iu that far corner OF we
I'm aud contrasting present c"lul-
fons .tatinc however inel t'eIe W"9
rcb set to DO and making an ear
-. ..f.a Hlr his hearers to answer Tue
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who do not reach an average above 60
Tho rating OF the company as shown
hy the figures in the war department
is as follows. Individual figure OF
merit. 1861. collective figure Of
119.4S
First Sergeant IRA J.. Plunkctt
ranks high with the company and In
the regiment Sergeant Thomas Lynct
b. distinguished marksman. and
Sergeant Orvillc l.. Dyer received two
medals in 1909 FOR pistol shooting. one
az Leon Springs. Tex and another at
Fort sheridan The Fifteenth infantry
ranked wen last wear having taken
1rD of fur rr-t eiv medals There frrc
o. issued. H1 members OFF tho reggie
e'nt received ur-t second tnird ffUh
IUU sixth
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-10

Mr. John Mclaughlin ltl9 school
ST., Chicago, llls and his wife exc
press their appreciation of the merits
OF Peruna ia the following Words
I'VE are pleased 90 testify as TO the
merits of Pcruna in cases of catarrh.
We were both troubled with catarrh
Of the head and lungs for several
years. and did not seem Go find any
thing which would benefit u.s.
FINALLY ON tho recommendation of
friend. vc took Pcruua. aud Zoo "a
short time were ou the road Co roc
coycrN
Now wee keap peruuu iu the house
600 OBJ" Hm-. and when either of us
contract cold Few doses win set as
right n acts as preventive Of ca
tarrh. and rs also very fine to build
up the strength.
owe believe it 90 be an honest
medicine, well worthy the confidence
OF the sick "
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-10
PHYSICIANS ARE NATURALLY
pHEJUDICED

against proprietary or advertised med
icmes ass the sale Of these remedies
decrease their incomes
However this may be- the general
public is benefited by the use OF such
standard medicines as Lydia r. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, with iJs
wonderful record OF thousands OF cures
among suffering women. We are very
glad to say. however. that there are
hundreds Of honest physicians Ia the
United States who do not hesitate to
recommend such medicines.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-10
Geo. T. 0dell, Gen. Mgr.

was affected by &c. And naturally so.
MANY Of the others were not perfect
ln their lines. and the performance
was anything but satisfactory 20 the
audience. which was only fair IN size.
The management OF the Bungalow
viii certainly have 90 turn "a sharp and
sudden corner if they do not wish 20
see the patronage which has been so
steadily loyal Co their house. diverted
into other channels
Grand--Mr Torch viii fan back on
his old fayorite production OF "Dr
Jekyll and Mt Hyde this evening. and
win continue lt the remainder Of the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-10
COMMERCIAL CLUB
CHAIRMEN TO MEET

There Is tu Doe "a general meeting
60 the Commercial club Friday noon OF
tho chairmeu of the standing commit
toes pursuant Ca call issued hy Pres
ldput JOY ~ johnson at which there
Is to boz discussion of projects uudcr
way H4 vell as the general work 90 be-
pursued during the coming year TN.
ruaTmcu. hereafter are 90 form sort
off 90 cabinet. and are 90 bc more active
than bon the past. whom they called their
various bodies together only when dl-
r..tod hy fha b0lrt OF governors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-10

tors prescribed for
him, but he kept
getting worse un
I'll We could not
q ross him any
more They finally
advised me 10 try
a certain medical
college. but its
treatment did no
good. Al the time
/ was induced 10
try Cuticura he
was so bad that I
had TO cut his hair
OF and nut the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-10
T WAS DESERET NEWS
THE DELEGATE HELD

40 tha conclusion OF the evening, just
r.ore tho puuouncinR Of the benedic-
o1 Rev Dr. Talbot superintendent
y Methodist missions In Utah. rose
m DIS scat on the floor Of the house
Z make report in which he called at
rt0n tu Oh" Courtesies extended by
hc local daily press tO the convention.
le doctor held two papers Ia his
aNd dt the time. and was requested
h t1e moderator 20 take the platform.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-10

Accept no substitute for Foley's
Honey and Tar no U.s. the best and
safest remedy for coughs colds
throat ard lung troubles Contains
no opiatea and no harmful drugs. Re
member the name. Foleys Honey and
Tar and accept no substitutes.
Schramm- johnson Drugs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-10

Millions of women prefer Cuticura
Soap 90 al other skin soaps Tor preserv-
ing purifying end besutifying the skin
scalp. heir and hands For roshes
ilohings and chatting, red rough hands
dry. thin and falling hair. Tor infsn,ile
eruptons and skin hlemishes and every
purpose ~ the toilet. bath and nursery
Cutloura Soap and Cutioura Ointment
are Invaluable.
Cuticuu Soap f25el Cuticura Olntmfnt fb0c ;
and Cutieun ReaolYfnt SOC }. tof IN the form u
throughout thr roFn Potter DruE a chen. Corp-
enie Props iA6 Columbus Ave Boston Mss
- Mailed free. a1.paEs Cufifufh nooklFt an
Auhouiy on AaeetoRf q The stan sealp And haf.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-10
WEDDING STATIONERY.

We carry new and up TO date line
of Wedding Invitations and Announce
mcnts Also calling cards and social
invitations OF an kinds
THE DESERET NEWS JOB DEPT.
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wild surface, presents difficulties that
"Heinie' did not have 90 encounter
in either the Alps or the Appenincs.
The fact that he climbed it speaks
volumes for the pulling powers OF the
Nelie car In which hc made the run.
To say that ho was pleased with the
machine, in which he realized what
had seemed but "a fond dream. is draw
ing 10 mild. "lIoinie is ready t1 pat
the p by s q. 40-horse power motor
of the Nelie against many OF much
larger and more powerful type when
IL comes To- doing real hard machine
testing work.
10 was by no means the best day for
feat Of the kind Th, ground over
which the car had o. travel is stiII. boo
that altitude, moist and soft from
spring thaws The path of the
automobile-fpr there i- mo- road
was rough. But the makers
of the Nelle have @ 60-hoTse power
rear axle on fort, horsepower car.
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Good Plumbing Pays.
j. W. Dudley. $50 So. Sth r.. Ben
30I3-N
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NOT AN INCH OF
HEALTHY SKIN
Left on Whole Body - Boy Of Five a
Mass of Itching Eruption and His
Screams we're Heart-Breaking
Bandages Stuck to His Flesh.
CURED BY CUTICURA
TWELVE YEARS AGO

MY little son, a boy Of Eve. broke
out with an itching rash. Three doc
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-05-21
FRANK p. PRICE
Main and Bow Streets ELKTON. MARYLAND
MIRACLE BURIAL VAULT

TONCRETE is used for many
~ purposes, but it is the ma
terial of all materials for
burial lots. Sectional stone, slate
and steel vaults all answer
purpose, but let us consider the
advantages and disadvantages
of the several kinds of vaults.
In using a sectional vault the
grave must be dug ten to twelve
inches larger than necessary in
order to give room for workmeI
to cement the joints and make
them tight. You have from
ni1xlt 70 4u,a,,4.. .o;.4a l.. .aal
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-05-21

Can seal them that feel
waterproof When you have wet you set sectional vault
m These wholly
Grafton We all know steel How long will steel vault
dampness of the ground,
careful consideration
with others will certainly convince you
The MIRACLE has OF The objections to vaults