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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-20
SHARPS AND FLATS

Dreadful news from the front: "Ca-
russo putting on weight fast" The dali
lies hardly can estimate the cruel blow
they deal the febrile female contingent
among the opera -gOers, with that dis
tressing piece OF information, published
in scare-head type last week.-Courier
Mignon Nevada Palmer). daughter
of Emma Nevada, has signed con-
tract to sing for Thomas Beecham in
London for three years. She will make
her debut i'm October, i'm THE Barber OF
Seville" and win later sing "Manon,"
Carmen and "ophelIa."
Northern summer schools of music
are attracting many teachers from the
south and west 1t speaks well for
the zeal Of these educators that they
prefer to come north and east for nor
NAL work rather than spend their an
nual holiday In doing nothing. Idleness
does not appeal TO active minds, All
such minds crave is change Of scene
and the human desire TO meet new peo-
pie and learn of them.
4 Boston item says: Luther Orlando
Emerson, OF Boston. the venerable COM
poser, passed the nineteth anniversary
OF his birth last Wednesday. Mr..
Emerson Is the oldest living member
OF that famous group Of teachers, COM
posers and educators beginning with
Lowell Mason, and including such men
as |. B. Woodbury. William b. Brad
bury, 4. n, Johnson, George +. Root,
George J. Webb and others. He still
enjoys uncommonly good health for one
Of his years and occasionally composes
pieces OF music for a magazine OF
which he is part editor.
When Pietro Mascagni comes 20
America 10 conduct rehearsals and per-
formances of his new opera, Ysobel, in
which the Lieblers will star Bessie Abott
next season, & rousing reception will be
rendered him by the combined Italian
societies The treatment which he
will receive will be far different from
that accorded him on his last appear
ance in America. At that time iniunc-
tons, bills contracted by different mcm-
bers of his company and legal writs
made his life miscrable--so miserable,
in fact that he determined never To re-
turn to America. George Tyler. by the
promise of a tour to the Pacific coast
and to Mexico. was able to get Mascagnl
To forget his determination,
For the first time in his life. the por-
trait painter, II. Humphrey Moore, heard
the sound Of music last week at re-
ception given by his wife in Paris. Mr..
Moore was born deaf mute in New
York sixty years ago. Among ths
guests Of Mrs. Moore was Chicago
woman, Mrs. Peterson, whose daugh-
ters singing has been one OF the de
lights of the Paris season. Mrs. Peter
son suggested putting an electric tube
i'm Mr.. Moores ear while the Countess
de Thebes was playing a violin.
The effect was miraculous, for Mi.
Moore heard every note Of the violin.
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THE MORMONS AND THE
THEATEK.

An interesting compilation forming
the history of theatricals in Salt Lake.
by the late John s. Lindsay, for sale
soc.
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TABERNACLE ORGAN RECITALs
MONDAY, AUGUST %.

MONDAY, AUGUST %.
Assistant Organist Tracy Y. Cannon
at the organ.
Prlere-OHertolre ..-.-....-. DeNred
Eiegy .....--..,..-. Gibson
Berceuse ..-...-......... Spinney
MdtlnS ...........s fAulkeS
old Melody ......Arr. by Performer
Allegro Macstoso .......... Guilmant
TUESDAY. AUGUST 90.
Assistant organist Tracy Y. Cannon
at the organ.
Fantasia in G Minor ........ Bach
Paques Fleuries ............. Mailly
Cantllene ......--..-..... Marchant
Barcarolle ............ Offenbach
old Melody .-..-. Arr by Performer
March IN ID .-.'.''. Gullmant
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST "a.
Assistant Organist Tracy Y. Cannon
at the organ.
Grand Chorus in b Flat. ...... Dubois
Chanson Tristc .... Tschaikowsky
ReNe Charmant ......... g. de Lille
ldylle -. '....'-.. ...'.... Wely
old Melody 49,. Arr. by Performer
Marche Romano .......... Gounod
THURSDAY, AUGUST 25.
Assistant orsanist Tracy Y. Cannon
AT the organ.
Largo '..'.........- Handel
Shepherd PIPES '''.''.'''.. Harris
Songs Of the Night ...... Spinnev
The Lament of the Rose. .Sonnakolb
old Melody ..... Arr. by Performer
Wedding March ...... Mendelssohn
FRIDAY. AUGUST 20.
Organist J, j. Mcclellan at the or
gan.
Prelude to "Parsifal' .-. Wagner
III ididuiSluil .'ss. DUBOIS
1dSlpTdlt l.emdrc
Old Melody .... Arr. by Performer
Toccata and Fugue Cd Minor) Bach
SATURDAY. AUGUST 81.
Organist j. J. Mcclellan at the or
gan.
Special request program. Requests
must be mailed to organist at the
Templeton building before Thursday
evening
Doors open at IL noon.
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Positively eXhilirating- cruise on
the Irene at Saltair. zoe,
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'All members are artists Chicago
Post. Ferullo Band. Saltair. all week.
Free
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The most delightful pleasure
cruise on the Irene s5c.
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EIIHU CALL.

TENOR soLOISr. VOICE TRAINER
Pupil OF Mlnetti. Studio 44h Main
LIST floor. Voices tested free daily
from ~ to / p. m.
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From sickness to Excellent Health.

From sickness to Excellent Health"
SO says Mrs. Chas. LYON, Peoria
M. II found in your Foley Kidney
Pills a prompt and speedy cure for
backache and kidney trouble which
bothered me for many months I am
now enjoying excellent health which
I owe to Foley Kidney Pills"
Schramm- J ohnson Drugs.
"Feruflo pleases as none other"
Denver Times. Two concerts daily
Saltair.
Telephones SOS, either phone, for a
COPY of the Rental Bulletin. Ask today.
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Musicians Directory
MRS. MAGMA WATSON.

Pupil OF Prof Anton Petersen.
s23 South 4th East Bell. 2S93-y
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Ferullo and his band have taken
the town by storm. Saltair all week.
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FRED MIDGLEY,

Director Salt Lake Thcater Orchestra
Violin Studio As Z. So. Temple.
Phone. se1. Res. 2739-x
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The Irene-saltsir-25c a trip.
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M. J. BRINES.
THE wETzELL VOCAL STUDIOS

81 NOrth Statc Sc.
Mrs. Wetzell, vocal art and method.
Mr.. Wetzell, director music City Pub
lie Schools. Bell Phone. Main 4737.
Ind. Phone 424G.
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ALEXANDER J. KISsELBURG.

BARITONE.
Teacher OF Singing and Vocal Placing
It Security & Trust Bl'dg. Salt Lake
City.
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ANTON Petersen.
Studio or Piano. Violin and Harmony.
IS East South Temple.
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GRAHAM MUSIC BUREAU.

Fred c. Graham. (TcnOr) MGR.
Artists. Musicians. singers, etc.
furnished for concerts. recitais, re-
ceptions. oratorios, commandments
funerals etc As r. So Tenn. Bell sci
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TRACY Y. CANNON.

Pupil Of Alex. Giulmant. Paris. and
Alberto Jonas. Berlin.
Pupils received in Plano. Organ and
Harm ony. Studio 6lb-i6 Templeton Build
Ing. Studio phone. Bell 1851. Residence.
both phones. ~
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EMILY H. SITTER.

Teacher of Voice and Piano. AIS
Sec and Trust Bldg. Phone Bell
9S5-x.
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ANDREW BOWMAN
COLUMBIAN CONSERVATORY OF
NlITGIC TNT

Piano, organ and violin courses
Constitution Building. Both phones.
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SPENCER CLAwSoN, JR.

Plano Instruction
Pupil Of Marie Premier and Theodore
Leschetizky OF Vienna studio 0<S
Templetou Bldg Bell phone eisl
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-16
RENO MERCHANTS ARE
KEEN FOR BIG FIGHT

RENO, New, June 15.-This city
feels confident of securing the Jeffries-
Johnson fight and already enterprising
persons are renting available rooms for
the first week in July.
This evening the merchants associa-
ton decided to put forth every effort
to secure the fight. Scores of kilograms
have been sent to the fight promoters
in San Francisco, assuring them that
Reno merchants will contribute liber-
ally to secure the contest here and that
no interference with their plans is pos
sible, owing to the state laws permit
ting the battle, provided a $1,000 fee
is paid. The citizens here will con-
tribute the fee.
Presiding Justice Frank H. Norcross
of the Nevada supreme court refused
to be quoted tonight on the subject.
but said that he knew of no reason
why the fight could not be held in
Nevada.
The merchants association appointed
a committee of five to take the matter
up with the merchants and numerous
contributions of large amounts were
promised If the fight could be brought
to Reno. The commercial club will
meet tomorrow to take action.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-16
BLOT SAYS HE IS
WITHIN The LAW
Local Promoter Goes Ahead
With Arrangements to Stage
Kaufman=Langford Bout

promoter Louis Blot apparently is
not at all disturbed over the stand
taken by Governor Gillett, for he is go
ing right ahead with his arrangements
to pull off the Langford- Kaufman bat
tie at his new arena on Saturday aft
ernoon. The fighters practically have
finished their training and have been
instructed 20 be on hand at the ap-
pointed hour, o'clock.
Till 1 have been officially notified l
will continue to go right ahead with
my plans" said Blot last evening. II
have complied with the law and nobody
has advised me that am in the wrong.
have paid my license and lived up to
the police regulations and obeyed the
orders of the fire department. The
Jefries-J ohnson affair does not con-
cern me in the least
The seats for the gford
bout were put on sale yesterday morn
ing and hundreds of them were dis
posed of, showing that the fans who
follow the game are going to take a
chance, at all events.
BOTH CONTINUE TRAINING
Both Kaufman and Langford are do
ing their training just as if nothing
had happened. Kaufman made a great
showing in his little four round setto
with Johnson yesterday afternoon and
demonstrated to the big crowd that he
is in good shape and will not be found
wanting when he stacks up against
that tar baby from Boston town on
Saturday afternoon. Kaufman will
enter the ring weighing about 205
pounds, his very best weight. He will
do his final boxing at the beach this
afternoon and rest tomorrow.
AS for Langford, he never has been
known to worry over anything, so the
mere trifie of interference by the gov
ernor did not ruffie him in the least.
Black Sam just smiled when he heard
about it and then got ready to go on
with his training
IF they let me alone, I'll show 'em
that l am there" is all that Sam had
to say, and he meant what he said.
Langford had his three sparring g
partners, George Byers, Charles Collins
and Vic Hanson, on for a two round
session each in the Colma gymnasium
yesterday afternoon. He worked out in
grand form, just as he always works
out, and If nothing happens in the
meantime the fans surely will witness
a great battle when they see Langford
and his giant opponent mix it up on
Saturday afternoon.
STANLEY KETCHEL ARRIVES
Stanley Ketchel and his new mana
ger, Wilson Miner, arrived last night
on the overland limited. Like all the
others in the sporting game, they were
dizzy and upset at the present stage of
chaos brought about by the stand of
the governor. ketchel and Miner were
met at Reno by Promoter Sid Hester,
who came to this city with them.
Jim Coffroth was there to relieve
Hester as soon as the latter took his
leave He and the fighter and his
manager dined together and talked the
Langford match over. However, there
was nothing stirring, for the reason
that Coffroth does not know whether
the fighting game is to be killed off
or not. Till the present tangle is
Strengthened out, the Ketchel-Lapgford
match must wait
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-16
Rugby Footballs Will
Be Regulation

Up to the present none of the foot
ball teams or universities playing
Rugby hereabouts has used the regu-
latlon Rugby football. In the coming
season, however, the real article will
be in use by all universities, colleges.
schools and clubs playing Rugby on
this coast. When w. j. Howe returned
to Australia he sent over samples Of
the regulation ball. They differ slight
ly In shape to the balls heretofore used,
but besides that they are the regula-
tion -four piece" balls. In the past the
five and even six piece ball has been
used.
Coach Schaeffer of California uni
versity and Coach Presley of Stanford
have examined the new ball thorough
ly and have pronounced it as being far
superior to anything that has ever
been used here. Both these experts
declare that the ball is much better
for handling in all ways, and besides
that it is an ideal ball for kicking
Both consider that greater results can
be obtained in punting the new ball
and that it also is much better ball
to field.
The ball is made with only four
strips of pigskin and hand sewn with
eight stitches to the inch. 1t is Tx
inches in length, the circumference
length is 81 inches, the circumference
width is 251z inches, and the weight is
Ia ounces.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-16
0 Q @ UNEQUALED
o. o. CD. FOR BAD BLOOD

Normal healthy
vtalzng
healthy
blood
the blood
Nothing
with health
likewise the builds
portion Of blood
SWIFT SPECLEIC ATLANTA,
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-16
LEGAL INTERFERENCE
is OBSTACLE IN UTAH

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. June 10
A considerable element of the popula-
tion would welcome the Jeffries-Joh
son fight to this city, but the obstacles
are believed to be insuperable.
Governor Spry declared repeatedly
when Promoter Rickard was seeking
to stage the contest in Utah that the
laws Of the state distinctly prohibited
such a meeting as that proposed, and
that he would use his authority to en-
force the laws.
County Attorney Lyon of Salt Lake
county made the statement that the
statute was unequivocal and that his
Office would take whatever legal steps
Were necessary to stop the fight here.
Rickard was finally convinced that
negotiations were useless and explained
that the transfer to San Francisco was
made because no guarantee could be
obtained against legal interference in
Utah
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-16

Gleason. However. there are many
who will not believe that Gillett in
tends to stop the fight. GiIlett's stand
is likely to have a detrimental effect
on Jeffries' training, as the big fellow
undoubtedly changed his plans this
afternoon on account of the bad news
His admirers seem to believe that heais
in fine fettle and the only training
which he needs to land him in the
ring as good as he ever was is a little
more boxing by which he can get back
his eye.
TEN BOXING DAYS LEFT
As the date Of the battle is rapidly
approaching he must get in his boxing
within the next 10 days or else he viii
not be able to indulge In sparring bouts
as he intends to do, but light exercise
during the last week of training. If
the battle be held on July outside of
California il is the opinion of fight
critics that the change would do JEFF
more harm than Johnson.
Jeff's admirers here were sanguine
that he would regain his title of heavy
weight champion. They were certainly
a downhearted bunch tonight.
COrbett is working every day to get
in the best possible shape to give JEFF
some good fast boxing and he kept his
training work up by indulging in some
fast handban games here this after
noon.
1t was late this evening when JEFF
returned to camp after his fishing trip.
He said that he had not received any
word from the promoters or his man
ager, Sam Berger. In fact jeff did not
go to the trouble of getting into COM
municatiOn with them and learning of
the situation. jeff said tonight that he
would be back at the training grind to-
morrow and that he intended to put in
a hard days work.
Frank GOtch, the champion wrestler.
who is to help JEFF to put on the finish
ing touches. is overdue. GOtch was
expected yesterday but he did not put
in an appearance. Fasteners who have
come out here to see the fight are Wis
iting the camp daily to see what con-
ditiOn Jeff is in.
Some significance is attached to the
presence here of Mrs. Muirhead. pro-
prietress of the Seal Rock hotel, John
sons training camp, and Tom f. Little.
brother Of George Little, JOhnsOn'S de-
posed manager Mrs. Muirhead says
she is friend of COrbett, ChOynski and
Jack Lacey. owner of the ROwardennan
hotel. She had arranged this trip a
week ago and she says she is here
for social reasons only. Little and his
wife are the guests of Mrs. Muirhead-
Jeff has told Roger Cornell and
Brooks, his waiter. TO stand watch dur
ing the night over his witchen to see
that these visitors slip nothing over.
Jeffries made a statement tonight
saying that the people interested in
ago to render a decision on the merits
go to ernder a decision on the merits
of the contest as to whether it was
a boxing contest or a prizehght; and
also for an opinion as to whether the
contest was against the law. President
Taft would not commit himself.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-16
Harness Races Shift tC
Tanforan

The San Francisco driving club will
shift the scene of its activities from
the park stadium track to Tanforan on
Sunday afternoon A splendid card of
four mixed trotting and pacing events
is on the card. The track has been
worked into good condition and fast
time is looked for. The entries are as
follows:
First race. free for all pace-P. Kohn's Alfred
ID, Robert Benefits Sydney B. w. c. Rice's
Hickman Girl, d. Campbell's Ginger. James
o'kane's King V, George kitto's Deroll.
Second race, 2:30 pace-T. d. Sexton's Sister
Vesta, W. ]. Kenney's W X. A. Benson's J.
Arthur IL. d. Chases Don c, W. Malough's Null
cahy.
Third race. OPS trot-w. P. Hammers Clara
W. ]. w. AIeTigue's Darby Nc. f. T. Ayres'
Dalta A, Fred Cloteres Monk. j. Tassi's Steve
D. j. c. f. Mtchells NJ & NJ.
Fourth race, 2:20 pace-R. J. Lathropes Ma
rim, Shorty Roberts Charley J, Al Schwartz 5
Jerry D. H. Frellson's Jack r. P. Gioyannoni' 5
Golden Buck, p Donnelly's Sister Bess.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-16
SPECIAL TRAINS NOT
CANCELLED IN GOTHAM

NEW YORK, June 15.-Broadway
was startled by the news from San
Francisco, but the assumption that the
fight probably would be held else
where if the California ban is not
raised eased the first fears Of the
learned none of the special trains from
New York to San Francisco has been
Cancelled and the assumption is that
the routes will merely be transferred
from California to Nevada or Utah
Tom Sharkey, who had arranged to
conduct an expedition to California,
voiced the general view of fight fol-
lowers here.
Governor Ginett's action will not
prevent the fight being held" said
Sharkey. IF the men can't meet there
the fight viii be shifted to Carson
City or some other point.
Wherever the battle takes place I
will run a special train to the scene.
If necessary we will go to the north
pole
Arthur J. Sheldon, who makes a busi-
ness of running special trains to big
sporting events and had arranged for
what was known as the Wall street
special to the fight, said that since
Governor Gillett was reported several
weeks ago to have said that the fight
was a frameup, he had received cancel
lations of reservations daily and that
the same thing had happened to all
other managers of special trains par
ties.
1T had resolved itself into a big
money making affair and the true
sports had been lost sight of in the
shuttle he said. Therefore, when the
fake flag was raised a good many who
had intended to go dropped out
Robert Murphy, who is one of the
former champions intimates, said:
Il can say with absolute confidence
that the Bob Murphy special will leave
this city as per schedule on June 2S and
arrive in San Francisco on July g."
William Rothwen (.Young Corbetts)
had this to say:
7 knew this was going to happen.
1 looked for it sooner. There were too
many fingers in the pie and there was
too much wrangling.'
Jeffries is a 10 to favorite over
Johnson, according TO a bet made today
on the New York stock exchange This
bet. $500 to $500, is the largest yet
made among exchange members.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-16
Hosp and Briswalter Are
Released

LOS ANGELES, June 15.-Pitchers
Franz Hosp and Andy Briswalter have
been released Internationally by Henry
Berry, owner of the Los Angeles ball
club, and Hosp already has been noti-
fed to report for practice with the
Vernon team. The Vernon manage
ment waited no time after hearing
that Hosp was free, but Immediately
got in communication with him and
told him to report Hosp was released
recently by Cincinnati. Happy Hogan
believes the former Angel will
strengthen his pitching staff. Vernon
is already carrying seven pitchers. and
it is believed one will be dropped in
case Hosp is signed
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-16
GLOOM CAST OVER
JEFFS QUARTERS
Big Fellow Declares That He Will Fight
In Any State
By JOSEPH MURPHY
Especial DispOtch to The Call

JEFFRIES TRAINING Rowadennan June 15Ihe report
that Governor Get had taken stand against the heavy weight champion
and TINS
afternoon turned from eies con-
dhon The received early
authentic downhearted The dispatch which
Gle had
fake, which and
look report
would
for the day. In
the and everybody seemed feel for
their pockets pull off the
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-16
San JOSE TEAM
GIVES Up GHOST
New Maenafe Quits and State
League Is on Verge of Com
piete Disruption
Especial Dispatch to The Call

SAN JOSE. June 15.-Twelve hours
after the club had been turned over to
him following a conference of State
league directors here, Walter Raley
threw up the sponge today and an
nounced that he would have nothing
further to do with plans to keen the
San Jose team in the California league.
AS result it either will be transferred
TO Modesto or will disband. N the
latter. case the California league would
De nkely also to go by the board.
Raley gives as his reason for giving
up the job of reorganizing the team
that the players refused to stand a cut
In salary. The players will revert to
the California league as a result of the
mixup.
The trouble here began when it be-
came evident that Browne Willis was
unable temporarily to meet his obIi-
cations The earthquakes in the south
hit him and his family hard and put
him out of the running financially.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-16
RaiIrOadmen Betting
Especial Dispofch TO The Call

SAN JOSE. June 15.-That one division
of the Santa Fe has wagered fully
$4,000 upon the outcome of the JEFF
ries-Johnson fight is the assertion of
Mike Margin. an engineer in the en-
ploy of the Santa Fe road in the Mojave
desert, who is spending a short vacation
in this city.
Everybody from the biggest brass
collar to the smallest section hand in
the desert country is betting his stock"
says Margin, and the big fellows all
have urgent business in San Francisco
during the first part of July. All the
private cars are coming north.
Il saw one hoghead lay 81 1000 with a
gambler, signed agreement being
made that the $1,000 was to be placed
2 Z ringSide odds"
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-16
IRWIN TAKES THREE

thusiasts turned up at the Central
bowling alleys last evening to see
Red" Irwin and Kuppinger bowl the
first five games for the coast champion
ship, and while neither man bowled up
to his best form, the games We're ex-
citing. Irwin ran off with the first
three games, but "Kupp" came strong.
capturing the last two. winning the
NTH game by single point. The
scores; 1S3-152. 190-147, 175-16S, 1s1-
227, l90-191. Tonight the second block
of five games will be bowled.