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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-23
Loss to Music World.

Commenting upon the recent death :
Giullo Tito Ricordi, tho most famous put
Usher OF the famous operas ana otht
sreot works Of the great modern CON
In the passing OF Giuio Tito Ricordi
the world OF music loses one Of lts
most powerful factors. Under MS
guidance the business Of the house Of
Ricordi & Co.. founded by his grand
father In 1908. has grown and as
suraed such importance that with us
influence works OF composers, whlch
might not have otherwise become
known. are brought forward. Realiz-
Ing its power in this regard at times
the eNactions made by the Ricordl
company have been 30 arbitrary as to
cause revolt on tho part OF various
.mpresarios. In Chicago Andreas
Dippel has eliminated all OF the Pue-
clni operas from the repertoire Of his
company. and 1t is not many weeks
since a rumor came from the Metro
politan to the effect that Gatti- -Casaz-
"a would follow the stand taken by
Mr. D!ppel. One year before permis-
sion would be granted the Metropoli,,
operas Mr.. Gatti had to agree to give
production Of "Germania," and the
small worth Of this opera and tho
poor reception which it met are a
through Mr.. Gatti's diplomacy that
the Metropolitan was relieved OF tho
necessity OF performing Baron Fran
chetti's "Cristoforo Colombo" next
season, and recent announcements
from Milan show that an amIcabe
and the Metropolitan has been ef-
fected.
The Ricordi influence IN Italy is
even greater than In this country,
ed there, Giulio Ricordi was owner
OF Milan's famous opera house, La
Scala. 1t was from that house and
through Giulio Ricordi that Gnttl-
Casazza, manager OF the Metropoli-
tan. was secured as successor 20
Heinrich Conried. and with him came
Arturo Toscanini, conductor OF the
metropolitan orchestra
The Ricordi influence was further H.
lustrated In Oscar Hammerstein's un-
authorized production Of "Boheme''
at his Manhattan opera house. Al
though Injunction failed the Ricordis,
mmerstein's orchestra conductor,
Cleofonte Campanini, unwilling TO in
cur the dlspleasure Of the Italian
publishers, refused to conduct the
production.
Giulio Rlcordi succeeded to the head
OF tne company In 1888. In turn he
VIII be succeeded by Tito Ricordi,
" who .,, is now & about is years old. Tito
stage manager and In 1906 came to
this country to take charge OF the
staging and production of Madame
Butterfly and again in 1910 came
here to aid In producing "The Girl OF
the Golden West" Tito Rlcordi was
suggested as successor to Heinrich
Conried, but Mr.. Gatti was engaged
IN his stead 1t is not supposed that
there will be any radical changes In
the business policy OF the COMPANY.
The Casa Ricordi, with its main office
IN Milan. has branch establishments
IN IN New York, London. Rome, Paris,
Naples, Lelpslo. Palermo and Buenos
Ayres.
Music at Hotel Utah.
me mcclellan orchestra. assisted by
~. nd
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VIII Be Buried Today.
Special 70 Tho Tribune.

OGDEN Juno 22.-Tho body of thc lato Mru
Sadie Hnight accompanied by tho husband, Fred
a. Hnishts arrived this evening from Los An
Gcles. where sho died few days ago. 1t was
taken to the homo OF the sister MrB. Emma
Smith. 2ss5 Washington avenue. whcre II will
lie In state until the hour OF tho funeral to-
morrow afternoon.
The funeral services will DO conducted by tho
Rev. Arthur Wit,cnberger at tho Central Pres
byterisn church at I o'clock. Mrs HaiKht waa
n daughter OF tho lato Dr. J, ]. Murphy A
large number OF Salt Lnko fricndu will attend
tho funeral.
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give popular concert this afternoon at
Liberty park from 4 to G o'clock.
Montgomery's band will be the musical
attraction at Saltair this afternoon and
evening, There will be two concerts, one
at 43o and the other at o'clock. The
programme includes many popular num-
bers. with few. classical selections.
The noon hour music AT the Commercial
club Saturday was a delightful feature.
George Kinks orchestra furnishing an
excellent programme, which was excel
lentiy rendered,
Emma Lucy Gates, who collapsed at the
conclusion OF her concert given In the
tabernacle three weeks ago. is still con-
fined to her bed. All dates for her sum-
mer concerts in Utah cities have been
Cancelled. and the physical condition Of
the famous singer Is alarming her many
friends,
An organ recital during the week that
was marked by unusual excellence and
much appreciation by auditors was that
of Thursday noon for the visiting club
organ. Willard Weihe played a violin Sc
lection and M j. Brines was the vocal
ist All of the artists participating re-
ceived warm congratulations for their
work.
A musical recital. intended to demon
Strate the very latest DEVELOPMENTS In
player pianos. will he given Friday even
Ing, June 2S. in the First Congregational
church. II. j.. Grifhths Of Boston will be
the operator and Will play accompani-
ments for number OF wel-known local
soloists.
The children OF the Junior choir and the
st Cecilia chorus of St Nary's cathedral
are preparing for their annual concert to
be given in tho cathedral hall the last OF
the month. Miss Gleason. the cathedral
orsanist, is arranging an elaborate pro-
gramne for the event
Organist Tracy Cannon OF the First
Congregational church will pIay Sunday
morning a 'F'antasie.' by Reinberser:
I'm Summer by Stebbns; "Arietta.'" by
Parker: and march by Smart
An enjoyable musical event of the week
was the outing at Lagoon last Wednesday
by pupils and instructors OF the Utah
Conservatory OF Music. Numerous
artistic selections were mingled with out
door methods OF enjoyment.
Some OF the plano pupils Of Mrs Crss!e
Lawson Chapman We're heard In a plcas-
ing recital at her homo last Monday
afternoon. Those appearing were: Erna
K1ar, Lucille White, Ella Peterson, Vera |
Lutzcn. Harold earns, Kenneth Barnes, |
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Canning Factories Omen

Special 70 Tho Tribune
OGDEN. June 22.-With sovora! now factories
added TO the l'St OF Wober county's canning
plants and others under course of building Tho
prospects for q buUy soGson in this gcctIou arc
promising. Several OF these plants have al
roady opened for the yeaEon. all being oporatsd
at this time peas, n ia said that some OF
tho plants already operating on full capucIty
N-
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Body Is Recovered.
Special to The Tribune.

SDecIsI 70 Tho Tr!buno.
IDAHO FALLS. Ida. juno g.-The BODY Of
Leroy StilBon. who drowned by falling
into Pino creek. in tho Swan valley couptry
about forty miles up the south fork OF snzks
river, about ton days ago. found wednes-
day by Mr.. Diron who lives IN that acc
ton. IL was located about one milo nom
whero bs fell into tho riyor. Tho body was
badly bruioed and torn. os tho creek Ia nlied
With boudors and tho current verJ swift ~
brought hero last evening and wan shippeS
10 Collar. Wash. last nirht.
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Making Long Auto Tou-

~, Arriving In this city Friday evening
MT MT. and Mrs. A F, Hustead Of AtIantHfn,
CITY completed the first uuartcr ~
sransGonlinental automobile trip from
Snn Nan francisco to New York Mr.. and
Yn,s rrs' nausoead are registered at the Ken
salt Lake while repairs are being neod, IN
on their car, The tourists are +aISne
"a tne,r tiins In making tho trip and experf
10 establish no records eNpSce
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YOUTHS PLACE TOWN
IN GREAT DANGER
Eureka Boys Use Storeroom
for Powder and Caps as
Rifle Target.
Special 10 Tn. Tribune

Special 10 The Tribune.
EUREKA. Juno :..-Sono young sporssnen O,
Eureka came near destroying the whole city tb,p
week. when they took the cap and povde. hous.
OF former Mayor James d. Stack for tarzot
Had not ar. Stack caught thom in tho act n,
shooting, r!he ball might have penetrated the
door 10 the powder mRsssinc which oont,in.S
shout 70, 900 caps besides large quantity Of
powder. and N this had exploded there Is nc
telling what the result might have been a. In
magazine In located only short distance from
tho togn.
Wednesday Afternoon tho ladies OF tho Pas,
Grand club mot at tho homo OF Ms. Frank ray.
lor and elected tho following officers for N,
ensuing year: President. Mrs. Harriet Tlte. vice
pre1idont. drs. Rose Taylor. secretary Mrs
Jebnie Wirthlin, treasurer. Ms. Alex Blight
Columbia lodge. 30. 2. Rebckah.. rrcL Thnrs.
day evening aud sslected the following Office.
Past grand. MUn l.. Dcwar noble grand vic.
ioria Thayor. vice grand Ruth Henrod; secre.
tsry, Ida Bsrgstrom; treaEurer. AmoIu Iyey, trus-
tee. HaBnar Phillips.
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Two band concerts. Saltair, TODAY,
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VETERINARY SCHOOL.

o. D. VETERINARY COLLEGE BE
, ,ns sept le. No profession offers
ESi opportunity. Catalog free. G.
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Is Seriously Injured,
Special to Tho Tribune,

OGDEN. Juno 22.-The injury received By
Charles Brown. roadmastor for the Ogden Rapid
Transit company. has proved more serious than
nrst reported. He comc IN contact with q
trolley pole whilo leaning from tho rear OF
the companyB electric locomotive yesterday II
has been discovered that the right hip bono was
fractured 10 tho Gocket IN such mannor that
no plaster cast can bo used. Today 4 hoavy
weight attached to Mr.. Browns leg To keen
the bono in place until It knlts.
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In the lobby OF the Hotel Utah tonight
at $3.50 o'clock
Selection OF Scotch Airs ... Godfrey
(a) Northern Serenade .,.... Ole Olsen
S9D aRs,ro.t TO n,,,lt WILD Rose. .r MaeDoweIl
quartette from "Rigoletto". Verdi
Miss Josie Hinckley. Miss Aura Rogers,
Carl Samuelson, Lorus G. Pratt.
TITS ssrenade for flute and cello.
d. o Paradise, from LA Afrlcana"
80. :. ...z..,. Meyerbeer
"a, serenaae HonTrolss I; T Hsnd. 1one,.r.s
(b) Brides and Butterflies (new)....
sextette from Lucia" .Donizetti
Misses Rose Smithen. Aura Rogers;
Messrs. Abdon Obert, Lorus O. Pratt,
Archer Wiley and W. s. Holloway.
Music at First Methodist.
The following programme of sacred
this morning and evening at the First
Methodist Episcopal church:
MORNING.
Organ prelude.
Anthem. spirit Immortal" from "Attlla"
Mrs. Charles Daily, Earl Kibby
and choir.
Duet. "Worshlp tho Lord. =. Schneider
Mrs. Charles Daily and Mrs. Scott
Jones
EVENING.
Organ prelude
Anthem, Praise the Lord" .Randagger
Ofertory.
Duet Help My Sinful Sour Ambrose
Miss Mae O'Neill and Mrs. Frank
Saunders.
Postlude.
Choir director, Mrs William A Wetzell
Organist, Mrs. J. Louis Strohauer.
Tabernacle Recttals
Following are the programmes arranged
for the free to the public organ recitals
to be given at the tabernacle each noon
during the week:
MONDAY. June "a.
Assistant Organist Tracy Y. Cannon at
the organ.
Prelude TO 'Iohengrln" ........ Wagner
Cantilene ......... .,.....-....M Marchane
Meditation. .,.. uarker
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Mrs. T. F. Child Divorced.
Special to Tho Tribune.

OGDEN. June Elm Judge J. A. HoveIpu
division OF the district court today SarnhRn G;
Child was granted an interlooutory decree of a.
yorco from Theodore r. Child. The parties wore
married on Juno ?. leos Mr. Child obtaining
her divorce on the grounds OF cruelty. She was
aHarded tho cUgtody OF Q minor child
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Mes Obsequies Monday.
Special to The Tribune.

SpecInI 70 The Tribune.
OGDEN. June 23.-The funeral Of Charles Mes
who died at his homo. le4s Washington avenue
with services at the Kirkendsll chapel Mt
oclock. tho Rev J, E, Carver in charge The
BODY VIII be taken to Clarlnda, Ia, for inter
mont Mr. Mes was a native OF Iowa but
had resided In Ogden for tho pan, fourteen
Jearg.
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Montgomery band, Saltair, today.
COURT DISMISSES
GREENE DIVORCE SUIT
snecial 70 The Tribuno.

Special TO The Tribune.
NEW YORK, June 22.-Justice Nc
Call, in the supreme court, has accepted
the report of Referee French who rec
commended that the suit for divorce
brought by Ernest Horace Greene
against Mrs. Lottie Jacketta McCuno
Greene of Salt Lake. he dismissed The
referee reported that Mrs. Greene had
obtained ? divorce in Utah before Mr.,
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Carr, Leona Hostam, Ethel Claza. Nellie
Davis, Viola Peterson Edna Hilstrom
Ruth lawson. Earlis Skillicoon, Ida la
Cheminent. Ethel Jamisop. Esther Kjar,
Marguerite Lawson, Marguerite While
Annie Woodbury. and Pauline White
Banda Roma, Salt Palace, tonight.
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Brewer Cannot Go.
Special 10 Tho Trlbuna

Special 10 Tho Tribune
OGDEN. June Glowing TO business matters
which demand his personal attention, A, 7,
Brewer. nnmod as Wohor county'u dcssats m
tho national Democratic convention. win not bo
able TO make tho trip TO Baltimore
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CARD OF THANKS

]. II. KIDD AND FAMILY DESIRE TO
extend their sincere thanks to their
many friends and relatives for the kind
ness and sympathy shown them during
the sickness and death Of their beloved
wife and mother. d2961
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MASS MEETING HELD.
Proposition to Purchase Land for School
Is Being Discussed.

rs Being DISCUSSED.
Special to The Tribune.
SPANISH FORK, Juno IA mnps meeting OF
tho taxpayers OF SpanBh Fork school district
No. was hold tonight at tho Thurbor school
house The purpose OF tho meeting was tc
learn tho sentiment OF tho taxpayers In regard
to tho proposition OF Joining with the Ncbo
high school In tho purchase OF tract Of land
containing 1914 known the Spanish
Fork track.
Tho ground is proposed al campus TO be
used by tho high school and district schools
md Will cout $4,000. Tho vote tho question
resulted in 30 for and against the purchase
Tho mootlng presided by MarnuB
Larsen chairman OF the district school board.
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Leaves on Lecture Tour.
Special TO The Tribune,

Special TO The Tribune,
OGDEN. Juno 22-The Rev. F. v Fiphsr ms
tor OF the First Methodist church, departed at
an early hour this morning for Pocatello Ida,
where he Will have charge OF q Chautauqua as
scmbly during tho next ten days From Poca-
tello ne Will journey TO The Dalles. Or, to
nsHIst the Rev, Frank Brn'nerd In mis- Cbautauqua
work there. and the Methodist minister will then
proceed 10 Seattle on a lecture tour He will
bo aoBent from tho city until the middle of
July. -
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HAIR GOODS
VETERINARY SURGEONS

DIR. NJ. ]. CoNNELLY. VETERINARIAN,
426 State st, Wasatch 1893: res. 95-w
d2441
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Greene started his suit in the state.
According to the papers fled there was
no evidence heard In support Of Mr..
Greene's charges.
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Granted License to Wed,

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, June 2a--A marriage Iccn,. wa,
granted today TO Leslie 3. Richardson ana Mar
saret A, Hoyot. both OF Ogden
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Will Entertain q. A. r.
Special to Th. Tribune


oGDDE Juno 22-Mru. c. ", GosIins will en-
tertnn the members OF Lincoln circlo aud Grant
circlc Ladies OF tho G, a, r, and Comrades
OF tho G. A. r. at bor homo. 21o3 Adams ave
nue on Wcdnesday. juno 2s, from . TO S D Id
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Inquest Is Held.
Special 10 Tho TrIhnnn

Special 10 Tho Tribune.
PARK CITY, juno 22-This morning at II
O'Clock an autopay was bcld tho body of
Thomn White. who died yesterday from injuries
received while at work a miner Tho autopry
which was conducted by DR.. Beardsloy WAS
followed by an Inquest, tho coroner's jury re-
turning the verdict that death came through
natural cauEea -
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BANKS AND BANKING
MERCHANTS BANK
nH Galk L liz NiA

Foreign exchange travellers cheoues.
interest paid on time and savings de,
posits; your account, large or small, viii
receive careful attention. III. P. Clark.
president; John j. DAILY. vice president. .
A. II. Peabody. cashier.
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DIED

PIPBR-At Bingham Canyon, June II
| 1912, John Piper, aged Sc years. Fu-
neral services were held at l p. m. Sat.
urday. June 90. at the funeral chapel OF
Ebcr W. Hall, Bingham Canyon. Utah
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Mrs. Mcguire Entertains

SVecIa1 10 THO ITlOuHe
OGDEN. Juno e2.-Mrs. Don MaEuire suler-
taincd tho ladies of st. JoUoph's Sewing society
at tho church parlors between tho hours Of !
and 8 O'Clock yesterday afternoon This wa,
the closing meeting OF the year Rofroahmsnts
wero served and tho twenty -four members prcs-
cnt gpont q pleasant afternoon,
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Some OF the plano pupils Of Mrs CrIss!e
lawson Chapman were heard In pleas
Ing recital at her homo last Monday
afternoon. Those appearing were: Erma
K1ar. Lucille White, Ella Peterson. Vera
LutZen. Harold earns, Kenneth Barnes,
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Don't experiment in searching for
employment--go about it in a business.
like way; make full use Of The Trib-
une Want columns.
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Tabernacle Recitals.

Following are the programmes arranged
for the free to the public organ recitals
to be given at the tabernacle each noon
during the week:
MONDAY. June "a
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a permanent bushes. he estab,'.
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Nauonal Corsetierea nrsela noa made 4
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CUT FLOWERS
REWARD OFFERED.

$500 REWARD OFFERED FOR THE
capture and conviction of the person
or persons who killed Andrew Erickson
at Bingham, June IA 1912. Money de-
posted with Mayor Thomas II. Quillen OF
Bingham. d2452
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| 0ld Melody. ,..-....,. Arr by Performer
! Grand Choir...,.....,. .Renaud
TUESDAY. JUNE 20.
Assistant Organist Edward P. Klmball
at the organ,
Excerpts from Madame Butterfly.
....s,''. .'.- -'.-......-,- .Puccinl
Hufnoresque ..ss<..,.-.......s.. .Dvorak
Autumn Leaves. Houghton
Fantasle In a minor. ......... Hammerll
WEDNESDAY, JUNE &c.
organist j. J. Mcclellan at the organ.
prelude to "Parsifal' ',,....s..... Wagner
In Paradislum ..,................D Dubois
Old Melody. .......... Arr. by Performer
Communion In .G........,..,.. Batiste
Tocata and Fugue. e.................B Bach
THURSDAY, JUNE 81.
Assistant Organlst Tracy Y. Cannon
at the organ.
1ntermezzo No. /, from ''The Jewels
OF tho Madonna" ,.s...,..W Wolf Ferrar
In the Forest. ..>........,......D Durant
The Lament of the Rose -. sonnakolb
First movement of Fourth Organ
sonata ,.s,.s,. 80, -o..-. .Guilmant
FRIDAY, JUNE rs.
Assistant Organist Edward P Nmball
at the organ.
Large Seutn from wei,% isymphony' "Avu .SVora, fsT
Barcarolle. "Hoffman's Tales" .....
........ ...... ..,..,...... Offenbach
InteTmezzo, "Cavalleria Rustcana",
,.,... ..-..........,...,. .Mascagni
Love song '.'-.'-....;....... .aenselt
Old Melody. y.....,....,.Arr by Performer
Trlumphal Procession, "Naaman" Costa
SATURDAY, JUNE 20.
organist J. ]. Mcclellan at the organ.
Special request programme
tai x1.-
hands Of Mr.. Mcclellan not later than
Thursday evening.
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WANTED
WANTED-FrNSE

"A seeIiSs SGoD , sTE,NooRApi,5s;,-'sss. :.
the ReinlnrIpo9ns q Position asunlhEa asualhISE 3
preseSt sient departmsnttsr O.
70 to''eoi seiocF from these W. wss'elnograpj
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

EBER w. HALL UNDERTAKEN AND
embalmer, 164 S. West Temple. Phones
1913. Dc
E. @. O'DONNELL. UNDERTAKER
and ernbalmer. has moved to new To-
cation. 225-227 South West Temple 1T.
Realty bldg. Both phones $50 o33se
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BARCLEY CORsETc
urnnosn,s i,,ends, ,hey wear well. liz r., LnQ
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BOOK STORE. osis.

books 10. & N" tassS soTfS !sIs
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$50 A MONTH GITIp,>-
1.a,j,, commission. fol full Or ns: sED: 81
corssts lIn s'caI manager for gmt iln1
tra@eisr no % nest corset bcs, ss,,os'ican'
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LIVERY STABLH
DANCING

DANCING EVERY gs ~ IpSos,Oi';c
p. m. Ideal hall. % SIssdiss fss
Admission. gents aSc', a',lv Undei,
and class lessons daily daiiyd.nt bard
ment OF S. L. IndepenoeD
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CLEANING AND DYEINc

SALT LAKE CLEANING CO.. 351 SO
State st. Phones 52S5-3825. m2ss7
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Music at Hotel Utah,
The Mcclellan orchestra assisted -,
John t. Hand and some OF his advanced
pupils, Will play the following programme
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Music Notes,

The Moilerup- Klenke band. under tho
direction OF S. Mollerup. conductor. Will
give popular concert this afternoon at
Liberty park from to o'clock.
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STORAGE, MOVING. PACKING
SHIPPING
DETECTIVES

S~0~~~>~-~~>~N~~>N~-~--@~~
MAYLoN DETECTIVE SERVICE, OLD
est and best. Not n new concern 20s-
9-lO Mcintyre Phones 537 $751;
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LADIES' TAILORING

LESSONS GIVEN IN DESIGNING
cutting and fitting Of lndies' garments
APPIy at 90 ~. Ath so, d23SS