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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-24
Cupid Puts Lure
OF Learning to Flight.

Little Dan Cupid. lurking in the
bushes began to shoot There was a
noise Of somebody beating retreat 1t
was none other than our Old Friend
lure Of Learning. Under one arm was
a squawking. red faced Rise and Fall
of Rome in his pockets We're a few
Chemical Facts" while q his heels he
dragged several major aud minor
poets He was defeated and he knew
II.
Miss Vow and Mr. Weller VINO is
wealthy, We're married April r.
the vain hope that tomorrow might
bring q reversal OF luck still are sigh
ing. And among them are-
But some one else win have to tell
YOU that
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-24
Germs From One Kiss Will
Fill a Dinner Plate.

MADISON. WIS May 24-The rap
idity with which germs from q kiss
multiply will be shown by a Kansas
girl, 1t Is promised, at the Students
Union exposition at the University of
Wisconsin.
student viii kiss a plate. and il is
said that in "a hours of incubation the
dish will be overlooking with germs.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-24
WOMAN. CLAIMING TO
BE CENTENARIAN, DIES

DALTON, GA, May "a Mrs John
Sullivan. the Oldest resident Of this sec
ton is dead at her home in North Dali
ton after a lengthy illness. Mrs. Sui
Ivan claimed to be a centenarian and
her claims were backed by many of the
Oldest people Of Dalton. who as chill
dren remembered Mrs sullivan as a
middle-aged woman.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-24
COMEDIAN HARVEY
OFFERED CONTRACT
TO LAST LIFETIME

NEW YORK, May Clarence Har-
vey one of the comedians at the Win
ter Garden has received what is prob
ably the first genuine life contract ever
given by New York manager to an in
diyidual player
Harvey is we'll known TO old
time theatergoers in Atlanta. having
played one summer at the Edgewood
avenue theater years ago
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-24
Pastor About to Wed,
Says 1t S Obnoxious.

WALSENBURG. COLO. May "a
The Rev J. A. Mckee, young and
good looking pastor of the Methodist
church south of this place, at a meet
ing of the Mothers Auxiliary club,
characterized kissing as an obnoxious
habit. IT is stated that the minister
who declares himself as being opposed
to kissing is soon to wed a prominent
society woman Of Trinidad
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-24
Nav CHURCHES FoR oclLLA.

OCILLA, CA May a. The contract
to erect a $780, Methodist church at
this place has been awarded to q. H.
Austin. to be completed by November /.
Seyer q Baldwin Of Anderson. S C.,
are the architects
The Baptist church of this place is
considering plans for a new edihce 10
cost $4,000 to 100000.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-24

books Geometrical progression was
Just as easy as progressive euchre. while
Lists Hungarian rhapsodies came to
her with as much readiness az did
Kohler's five finger exercises.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-05-24
HEADS FRENCH pEPurles.

PARIS May a. Paul Deschane vas
elected president Of the chamber Of
deputies on the second ballot yester-
daV
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-12

70 hold their annual memorial services at
the church Sunday morning. May 26, be-
ginning at the usual church hour. The
Rev. DR.. Henry j. Talbot has been asked
TO deliver the address.
J. A. MElESHEs is charged In a COM
plaint Issued yesterday by the county
attorney with selling liquor without a
license. He Is alleged to have sold a bot
South Fourth West street.
. A PLEA of guilty TO selling milk not
UP to the requirements was filed yester-
day In Judge +, g, Loofbourow's court
by the Bingham e. Rlverton Dairy COM
which was paid.
GIOVANNI ARRIeoNI filed suit yes
terday in the district court against the
South Utah Mines s. Smelter company.
asking Judgment Of $500 for personal
plosion Of q blast,
THE WoMEN's missionary societies OF
the three Presbyterian churches Of the
city VIII hold union meeting Tuesday
the Third Presbyterian church.
PROFESSOR WAGNER will deliver a
free lecture on New Thought and Sci
ence OF Life" at o'clock tonight at No
| 8 GIFT place, South West Temple street
JOSEPH MAZZUCHl will leave today
for his boyhood home in Aiessandria
Italy TO spend the summer months. He
! expects TO return in the fall
| THE REV. ELMER I. GOSHEN Will
deliver a sermon appropriate to Mothers
/ day. today. at the First Congregations
! church, at IL a. m
AN INTRODUCTORY decree OF d.
vorce was granted yesterday by Judge
] G. w. Morse 10 Josie Branham from JOIN
! T. Branham.
| SARAH e. PRlESTLEY was granted I
| final decree OF divorce yesterday from
Fred Priesuey by Judge c. w. Morse
| ,t-It
F, give a dance at Wandamers. May II, fo
the benefit OF the new Labor temple.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-12
FAMOUS BAND WILL
ARRIVE HERE TODAY
Members Are All Business
Men of Galveston, Texas,
and Also Shriners.
spccial Cable to The Tribune.

Special Cable to The Tribune
MILFORD, Utah, May 1l.-The fa-
nous musical organization, the blminu
hand, of Galveston, Texas, viii arrive
at Salt Lake City Sunday morning and
remain during the Sabbath This Gal
weston aggregation is returning from
the imperial meeting just closed at Los
Angeles, where it was accorded distinc-
tive honors in the parades and other
events of the great conclaye, The band
is composed Of prominent business men
of Galveston and they are all mobiles
Of the Mystic Shrine. DR.. D. II. Law
renee, manager, is q prominent physician
is iliustrions medical adviser for the
valley of Texas and is on the governor g
personal staff Paul N. Nascke, mu'
sical director, is mayor of Lamarque
verv prominent suburb Of Galveston
where dwell in the winter time some
eighteen millionaires- Clint II: VOL
ston, the secretary, is one OF the larges'
cotton product dealers in the south
west
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-12
SICKNESS AND WANT
IN LARGE FAMILY

Perhaps a more worthy object could
not be found IN Salt Lake City for
those inclined to charity than that Of
fered in a squalid two"room shack at
957 West South Temple street, whore
dwells a family of nine, including five
small children, in state of woetul
want.
The breadwinner, wasted to shad-
ow Of his former self, lies helpless on
barren bed suffering from lingering
ailment that has held him in its grasp
since the beginning of winter, The
mother, II frail little woman OF cour-
ageous mien, has herself risen from a
sick bed only week ago. To the
little brood of hungry children another
has come in recent weeks, opening It's
eyes on nothing but want and sick
ness.
On several occasions the father has
risen from his bed and attempted to
go out about his calling, which is that
of teamster, but the effort has only
DELAYED his recovery. And even if
he could hitch up the team, work is
desperately scarce for horses now, says
the little mother,
Temporary relief reached the stricken
family yesterday in the shape Of 2
generous basket of groceries sent by
a kindly disposed woman who heard
of the want. This Offering will stay
the children's 3 hunger for a day or
| two.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-12
Orpheus Club Concert.

Thursday evening, May l6. In consolI
dated Music hall, the Orpheus club, un-
der the direction Of Prof. Anton Peder-
sen. will be heard In recital. One of the
notable features Of the programme will
be Dvoraks trio for piano. violin and
cello played by Gustav Sasko, Arthur
Freber and Otto King. Irwin Snow will
be the accompanIst OF the evening
While the recital is free, admission will
be by invitation only. Following Is the
programme:
(a) Awake. My Love" GerIcke
OBJ Barcarole. Les Contes d'IIoffman
Orpheus club.
20 Paradise from Afrlcana.....
John Hand.
Trio, "Dumky" (Opus 90) ),,...... Dvorak
Arthur Freber, violin; Otto King,
cello; V, Gustav Sasko. piano
(a) when Love Is Done" ..,.... Little
(b) DE Coppah Moon ........... Shelley
Orpheus club.
Vista la Gulbla PagliaccI' .......
John Hand.
"Bedouin Song" Observation-Disclosures Foot o
OrDheuS club,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-12
Commencement Exercises to
Be Held Next Tuesday
Evening.

1" He annual commencement exer"
cises of st. Mark s training
school for nurses will be held
Tuesday evening at st. Mark IS
cathedral at o'clock. The exercises
proper will consist of the regular even
ing prayer service, an address by Drs:
George S. Smart, the presentation or
the class pins by DR.. +. 5. Bascom, the
medical director and the conferrlng or
diplomas by Bishop Spalding-
The class this year consists of eleven
Young women drawn from three inter.
mountain states-Utah, Idaho and
Colorado They have completed the
three wears course in training, or Will
complete it within short period after
the class graduation, and will receive
full diplomas, The members Of the
class are Myrtle Yahne and Alta Nc
Meekin Of Nampa, Idaho: Elsie Har-
ris of Newcastle. Colo: Ellen Oleson,
Midvale: Lydia Benz. Salt Lake; Edith
Decker, Granger; Sarah Birchell, Yer
nal: Eunicc Hulse, Salt Lake; Belle
Meeks, Vernal; Gertrude Brown, Eu-
reka. and Annie Hall, Ogden.
Following the graduation exercises
there will be reception with dancing
at the Ladies Literary club, the mem
bers of the hospital staff and their
! wives receiving with the other officials
of the hospital.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-12
PURCHASING AGEN1|
TAKES FIRM ST.

Merchants and Others vh2 ~
ceive orders from the eiiys =
agent, after submitting iheir
the supplies 20 be turnl,ss
learn tho price which lhsli
competitors receive for ,h,i
cording 10 the ruling o.
Bogue, the purchasing asant
refused yesterday 10 nass
figures to be paid By the dY
ing the various reports .! %
This form Of informatla
given out from this olilea
Bogue. Those who want .
amount 70 be paid for this
work OF supplies must 50
mission for the iniorma:lcn 9
IN the amount OF the bll ~
The commission In open nsp
The purchasing agent cans.,
fair TO make public the leII
he obtains supplies. = an
,ion OF q merchant VINO ouZ
from TWO rival salesman, = ~.
would not be fair y | ttH'H
figures to the competltofA
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-12
CITY AND VICINITY

w. P. eEREsSINGHAM and Joseph
Land are charged in a complaint Issued
Yesterday By the county attorney with
Opening a sealed letter" addressed TO
person other than themselves. The let
ter was delivered by a messenger and
bore no stamp. hence the prosecution Is
brought In the state instead OF the fed
cra court.
eighth birthday anniversary Of President
Anth0u H. Lund which IS 10 be next
Wednesday. will be held by religion
classes In many OF the ward Sunday
schools OF the city today President
I.urd was the originator OF the religion
class idea.
THERE Will, BE a grand Scottish
tryst at Lagoon. June 30 TO celebrate the
anniversary Of the battle OF Bannockburn.
y committee from different Scottish So
cieties Is working on. the arrangements
Tor the day. although u VIII be conducted
ia eiety. H's ''''S '''''' ''e'''e"' u any "
HEsER L. MAoLEeY. who for the
past three years has acted as superin-
Utah Mexican Rubber company. was in
the city yesterday with his family, re-
turning 10 their former home In Monroe
Scvier county
Edith Ear! OF Pennington were married
yesterday In this city. !. u Eldredge.
sr. marriage license clerk IN the county
county
Or. MURRAY PAUL ROCK, Young
man OF Salt Lake City who was gradu-
ated from the Western Dental college OF
Kansas City n year ago, arrived In this
city Friday and Is visiting with his par
en;s. Mr. and Mrs. y. =. Rock OF this
city.
FUNERAL SERVICES for George o.
Bleak, who died April IS at Hamburg.
Germany where he was doing missionary
work. Will DC held at 2 o'clock this after
IN cFff ff.s-a gltaI u-ls .l,,o
house
ALTHOUGH THEY were unprepsred
10 announce their summer programmes
complete, the managers OF Saitair. the
salt Palace, Lagoon and Wdndemerc yes
terday 3a!d that they would have every
thng IN readiness TO open permanently on
May 20.
NICK FllicETTl. proprietor OF a sa-
loon at l3i West Third South street 4.
charged In complaint issued yesterday
bv the county attorney with sellins
liquor to minor He f. alleged TO hav.
sold glass of beer 10 II. Cramcr, VIII,
IS less than II years Of age.
JOHN ZEoRA. charged with tho mur
der Of Eli Crsyich a. Bingham on De
ceuibsr 70. 1911 was arraigned ye.ter
entered a plea or not guilty. His cas-
viii be set for trial for some date carl
in next month.
THE COOKS association viii give 4,
second annual ball az Arion hall mex
Tuesday evening. \ huge cake Is 10
prize for the best waltz
THE GRAND ARMY post ~ the cit
are Invited by the First Methodist chuEc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-12

One OF the early attractions OF the sea-
son of interest to music lovers Will be the
appearance of Slgnor Creatore and his ia
nous band at Wandamere May u. 22
and %.
Miss Margary Mulvey. we'll known To-
cally for her excellent work on the man
dolin. has taken up the study OF the
harp.
Mrs. Emily Sitzer, instructor OF music
in the University OF Utah training school
Is busy drilling her pupils In chorus work
mencement. She VIII have sixty voices
in the ensemble
The musical entertainment given last
Wednesday afterpoon by the pupils OF st.
Marys academy was OF so high a char
acter that 1t aroused much favorable
comment among the discriminating mu-
sic lovers present. The widely varied
programme Included many classical COM
positions, all OF which were eXcelently
rendered.
Prof, Clarence Eddy one OF Americas S
TO Salt Lake the coming fall for a series
of recitals.
An interesting late invention in the de-
as the iyrachord BY means OF an cleo
trio current sent through tine piano
strings II Is declared that they are given
an organ tone, which can he prolonged
as desired by the performer.
Prof. J. j. Mcclellan. dean OF the Utah
Conservatory OF Music, Will return to-
day from a brief vacation spent at River
side. Cal
organist Tracy y. Cannon OF the Fire,
Congregational church VIII play the fol-
lowing numbers al Sunday mornings
service: Prelude est SdensJ: Spring
Song (HollIns); offertory. Melody (Raff),
poStlude tRinek);
A public concert by the Twentieth In
fantry band will be given This moranC
at 1915 at Fort Douglas. On Mondays,
Wednesday and Fridays the band niays
from 10 o'clock. The public is IN
yited.
Miss Morgaret Whitney is at work
upon new two-act opera, Quaker Fol
Hes. for which she has written both
words and music and which Will be pre-
seDted here carly In June.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-12
DEATH CALLS WOMAN
AFTER LONG ILLNESS

Mrs. Annie v Armstrong, wife OF
F. B. Armstrong, aged Sc years, died
at her home, 222 J street, yesterday,
She had been i'll for more than a year.
Mrs. Armstrong was bonn IN New
York and came to Salt Lake eighteen
wears ago. Several children survive
her.
The funeral will be held from the
residence Monday at 2 p. m. Burial
will take place in Mt. OEvet.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-12
HEALTH CONDITIONS
SHOW IMPROVEMENT

total Of siNty-seven cases OF con-
tsgious Disease were reported during the
week ending May 10. according 20 the
report OF the city board Of health OF this
number twenty-ninc are smallpox and
twenty-four whoopinE cough, while nine
cases OF chickcnpox. three OF measles and
one each OF diphtheria and typhoid fever
complete the list For the correspond
were reported, nearly half OF which were
measles.
Births reported during the week totaled
thirty OF which eighteen were
males and nineteen females. Deaths re-
ported during the week are twenty-s!x
equally divided between tho sexes.
With the advent OF the present favor
able weather the health department is
confident of an carly Improvement In the
general health conditions.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-12
CAUGHT IN ILLEGM.
TRAFFlCKING IN DH

James Howard, alias can
the police declare IS s,,,gs,si
troImen Downey and DAVE . :,
While negotiating for the ! Il
came to a habitual user ser .. -
Howard has been gnss, IT.ssr ~
the police station he was .;Ss iv .,
twelve TIVE packages of coesiI' q. =
mime distributed about -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-12
NOTED PHONE NI(B
VISITORS 7D|p|||
B. Gherardi and F r
wood Entertainsd by,.
Officials. /

Telephone & Telegraph -''a s0a.a
busy yesterday ents,t,i.,
enished visitors aud ,t,s.ss
ference.
Two Of the visitors ara -
prominence pr in the telepho,s -.
Gherardi, engineer Of , nl,,. s'
American Telephone ( Ts,.,', y
pany' and Z, F. Sherwood. 49,
Perintendent ?. of traffic Of d. H. H.
Telephone company, who N. !. !
at salt Lake TO inspect tb.,.
and TO discuss the locsl ~ n. ls;il e
the Mountain States reurs...sa: r.,I
Mr. Gherhrdi is n son al - h
miral Bancroft Gherurdi' , ,
the leading telephone cs,,.
country. Mr.. Sherwood . zen s.
the "last wordr on icIs,S.n' ISsn'
matters in this country
Both visitors showed rr, ,
in the work that had M ~.
plished here recently and 4 4
that is 10 be done under ,Ss Il !.
ditions. The Mountain s.,,,. ~
who have had charge Of Is. J.
tion work in Salt Lake vs,, ~
mented in unusual mapnsr =,
Gherardi said, after he hal -
new Hyland building. that h y
seen a better arranged extL,.s
ling.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-12
Little Artists to Appear.

Several OF the younger violin pupils of
Mrs, Esther Allen Cav will appear in
recital at the First Congregational church
next Friday evening. The young artists
will be assisted by Miss Eva Crawford
Miss Edna 3. Linn Miss Bernce Brown
ing and Miss Elizabeth Allen. a dis
tinctive feature Is promised in the playing
OF several classical violin numbers by
Miss Margaret Browning. the seven
Frank Browning, The programme fol-
lows:
Sonata No. o. for piano and violin:
Piano Miss Berenice Browning
Violin Miss Margaret Browning
ta) VIE is es moeglich damn" German
(b) Prayer from Der Freischutz"
Miss Dorothy wltcher.
Lovely Night ,.................H Hoffman,
Miss Margaret Browning
Miss Dorothy Wltcher,
Mrs. Cav.
Two German folk songs.
Angels Serenade .................B Braga
Miss Eva Crawford.
Violin obilGato
Miss Margaret Browning.
OBJ Melody In + F,..,.,.........R Rubinsteln
(a) Minuet IN G..,........-... Beethoven
Piano quartette op. 16......... Beethoven
Rondo (allegro ma non troppo).
Piano. Mics Linn.
Violin, Miss Crawford
Viola, Mrs. Cav.
Cello. Miss Allen.
Fantasie on Long. Long Ago. Harris
Miss Margaret Browning.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-12
Will Present Boccaccio.

Prof a. G. Luud OF the Brigham Young
university will come 10 Salt Lake Fri
day. May "a. and present "Boccaccio,'
Suppes Opera comique. 20 the music
lovers Of this city. Professor Lund has
well drilled company OF principals and
chorus Of excellent singers. who should
give a splendid production OF this popu-
lar opera. No means have been spared
In costum!ng and in preparation,
John Hand. a former student OF the
Brigham Young university. and now a
teacher in this city. Will sing the title
role. BoccacCio. The role IS well fitted
for Mr.. Hands tenor voice and he will no
doubt be heard upon this occasion TO
good advantage
Miss Flora Ridge. formerly Of England
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-12

will sing the leading soprano. Miss
but from reports received hero. she will
undoubtedly prove her ability to be
classed among the leading sopranos of
the state. Other singers OF note In the
cast are Prof. Charles r. Johnson, Miss
Olive Nixon. Miss Annie Newell and Les
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-12
Music at Hotel Utah.

The Mcclellan orchestra. assisted by
Miss Esther Davis. Will render the fol-
lowing programme In the lobby OF the
Hotel Utah Sunday evening, May IL, at
$3.50 o'clock.
Overture, Don Juan" .......... Mozart
Vocal solo, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Selected
Miss Esther Davis.
Selection, Mile. Rosita" Victor Herbert
ENtase, cello solo loe.s.......,..,-...G Came
(a) II VIII Always Love You. Dear
(b) "The Rosary" ...,..,..,..... Nevln
Miss Esther Davis.
(a) Serenade Observation-Disclosures.
CD Pierette -,.,s.........- Chaminade
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-12

critics showered on the effort, and de-
spite the applause of those who did at
tend, the public was largely apathetic.
When such worthy effort and truly meri-
torious achievements receive SO indif-
ferent cncoura cement, We can hardly sup
port the delusion that we are a musical
center me e,I music e0mrnittee m OF n rne
duction OF the Creation an opportunity
to furnish the Salt Lake public with
something worth while. 1t has therefore
a larger portion OF the Salt Lake public
10 hear Haydn's masterful COMPOSITION" "
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-12
Music at 81 Mary s.

Following is the music programme for
the services at st. Mary's cathedral to-
day:
''ConsoIation." BIZ Kircner. "Warlinl. -
by Schumann. vocal. Ave Maria (Bor-
daise). Miss OrieIla Brooks. mezzo So
prano. at a. m, Ave Maria" (Mil-
iardD. Miss Matilda James, soprano.
Nearer My God. TO Thee St Cecilia
chorus in May carols; at II r. m, F1ess'
In T.. sololsts. Mrs. ]. J, OConnor. Miss
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-12
Those in Attendance.

Those in attendance were J.
Commercial Superiutendan, S e
ard, District Commercial supE1|
F.. E. McClintock, Of Denye, =
trict Commercial Superinteras,
Life Of Salt Lake, Representing 4
graph company, while tie N
company wGs represented By s.
j. +. Macdonald, Division Gfssi
acer w. 7. Brown, II. ", b.
sistant to the general manage.
yer, Division General Maulss|
Morris of Helena. and Dvisias 4
Manager c. G, Seolye OF Sli Y
General Plant Superintenis;l'
McCarn and Supcrintende,i Z
struction +. 4, Cannon OF lie u
company are also in the dtA|
visit being in connection viA
preaching consolidation Of II
pendent service with the Bal
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-12
Compliment Appreciated.

The compliment is esvssi,H,
ciated as coming from yyI
thority. Mr.. Gherardi ha, \,
active interest in the enciu,sI
lures OF the Salt Lake sitr,a
has been keeping in close a.
it through correspondents, n
CARDS it as one Of the mos rs
problems the Bell coppauin 2
encountered. He COMMENDED h
ner in which the local telsr..a
had handled the situation.
The conference al ths y
States Offices was ATTENDED h
sentatives Of the telephoa.
and the Western Union Telsr,j
pauy. and dealt with the ~
telegraph and telephone ss,7iu
part OF the country. II
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-12
WEATHER FoREM

WEATHER FORECAST ros rossvSii s
Avn TUg STATE OF u. V."ny ny6ynll~
WARNER NORTH YoAIloH
Comparative weather d'ii "'
May II. 1917; .o,,t .r
,,qbs,t in mis- month 'las' s.,',,s: ~ q
ioSssi last aisbt Vi' y se,Tss; :
,o%, ,Oon,S glaeo l57l was , S,sTs =
naTature ,or today vas assl,,.r = -
g'%,g y scrye,s; accumulated t.,.'I. I,.,s-s-ss
~ ,be month Is 81 dsSi,.
''I. Pc,,tiye humidity s' ~, .Iir
no, E''ssr cent. relative humidity " j
vas 81 per cent ~, 10 tsc1 :
.,5gor at s ?. IN. SO a'1s, 1.s.,-.r-sli.. :
81 d5to Is III inches :. :, !. 81 !
70 ,5,, 'TsC month to date Is ,, :, % n,
cIni,,iIon sV1I since jaauEry nass1
iurEcl. m $40 ~
May u. 1872 .,sspySri'd
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Eugenia Mercer, r, F. Daley, Norman
Vote; offertory, ave Maria" (Gounod),
ensemble by choir.