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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-18
SUMMER EXCURSIONS
TO HELP SALT LAKE
Railroads Agree Upon Favor
able Rates Designed to
Bring Tourists Hither.

Z l., .Lomax, passenger traffic mana
ger for the Western Pacific. and j. G.
Lowe, district passenger agent for that
company, both OF whom have been here
for several days. returned yesterday af-
ternoon TO their headquarters In Sar
Francisco.
I'VE have all agreed on summer ex-
cursion rates for next year." said Mr.
Lonaax yesterday Hereafter there VII
be rates for the conventions in Salt Lake
City from both east and west. 1t will
make a difference Of from 81 to SO or
every ticket Salt Lake City. will re,
ceive the same considerat ton in regard
10 rates as is received by ST Louis
Chicago, Cincinnati and other cities OF
the east and middle west.
This and other matters have been
agreed upon at q conference here which
was attended by representatives of all
the RAILROADS entering Salt Lake i Cits; =
Another thing upon which NE decide ed
was the granting OF uniform rates oil
one fare for the round trip for those those
who attend conventions here, In order
tn induce them to see more OF Otan.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-18
Railroad Notes,

The Trainor- Desmond party Of home
seekers passed through Salt Lake City
YESTERDAY over the Could roads. on the
way 10 the Pacific coast. The party was
made UP in Oklahoma and came TO SAT-
Lake City over the Denver Rio Granc e,
leaving last night over the Western Pa
clnc,
Colonel c. E Loose and family VIII
leave over the Oregon Short Line to-
morrow for the regular six days trip
through Yellowstone park
C. NJ. Levey, second vice president and
general manager Of the Western Pacii1c,
and r. j. Wyche, chief engineer for the
company, passed through Salt Lake City
Yesterday on their way to their head
quarters In San francisco.
A Sam Hutcbison touring party OF
about 100 persons will pass through Salt
Lake City tomorrow on the way east.
after two weeks spent In Yellowstone
park.
James n. Brady. former governor OF
Idaho. and a party, including DR., Henry
Suzsallo. dean of the teachers college
OF Columbia university. Mrs. Suzzallo and
Miss Edith Moore OF New York City,
park.
L. c. Manson. Fred H. Khickerbocker
and Carl Stradley, assistant general man
leave this morning for Idaho Falls. Ida,
where they will meet Judge R 8. Lovett,
chairman Of the executive board Of the
Hartman lines. and escort him over some
OF the branch lines of the company
They will meet Judge Lovett this ar
ternoon and be with him until the mid
die Of this week.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-18
Music Notes

Organist Tracy Y. Cannon Of the First
Congregational church, will leave tomor-
row with his family for two weeks
vacation, which will be spent on the
ranch Of his brother at SnydervilIe, Park
City.
A warm letter OF appreciation and com
mendation for the excellent instruction
received has come to Prof. Anton Pc
dersen from Theodore Levy. formerly Of
Salt Lake City and now a well-known
clarinetist OF the east.
The first rehearsal this season Of the
Salt Lake Caledonian chorus was held
last Friday evening. The chorus is not
a branch Of the Caledonian club. hence
Its membership Is not confined to any one
Scottish order,
Miss Matilda James will be the soloist
at the Catholic services which will be
held at the Utah state prison this after
noon.
Miss Nora Gleason, organist and d.
rector OF st, Mary's cathedral choir. has
resumed her studio work after a brief
vacation.
Miss Nellie j. Hasbrouck. gifted young
eontralto OF this city. who is spending
her vacation at home after completing her
second year of study in advanced mu-
sieal work, plans TO give one recital here
before returning east She will probably
be heard about the middle of Septem-
ber.
The Misses Edna and Ivy Evans, we'll
known and popular In music circles here,
have returned from a trip to Yellowstone e
park. During their outing they gave a
we'll attended concert In one of the camps
and also sang to an appreclative audi
ence at Bear Lake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-18
FOR THE NECK
AND SHOULDERS
A Free Prescription That instantly Re.
moves 6IemIshes, Tan, FreckIes and
the Wrinkles and Marks Left
by High Collars.

The Dutch neck and the evening gown
too often expose the discoorations and
blemishes Of high collars the effects
of tan and freckles. II is easy to over
come these conditions and make the neck
beautiful and white and soft and smooth
Ito remove IN other words every blem-
ish and TO make the Dutch collar as at
tractiye as IT Is comfortable This pre-
scription can also be used on the shoul-
ders, and 1t Is maryeIously effective to
beautify the hands and arms.
II you want to try II go TO your drug
glst. get an empty two-ounce bottle. also
a one-ounce bottle of Kulux Compound.
Pour the entire bottle Of Kulux into the
two-ou bottle. add quarter an ounce
pare, this at your own home and then
ton Will astonish you, It is deliciously
cool and soothing and is not affected by
II you put IT on one hand only. or on
one side OF the neck. and note the differ
ence you will see the wond erful change IL
makes instantly, The results are pefma-
nent and continued use OF this prescrip;;
smooth as a child's. a skin from which
rcdness and roughness and frecklea have
been entirely removed.
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1lIfrr adlltllld 7(llllllatjtt5llle5
Two Good Programmes.

TWO programmes of excellent and yet
not unfamiliar music have been arranged
by the Mollcrup- Klenke band for the
park concerts today, The Liberty park
concert begins at $3.50. the Pioneer park
concert at 6 o'clock Throughout the
been well attended and greatly appre-
ciated. The programme for today fol-
lows:
LIBERTY PARK.
March, The Twensy-second Regl-
Selection ia from prince OF Piisen" ....
waltz, "Kiss OF Spring w. Rolfe
Selection from ''The Spring, Maiden" ;.
Bits IS st Remioks Hits No, s. s. {B0Pu: E ,,n.
alma. m hh, where Do You Live7'. -
MY Hero" from Chocolate soldier"
Echoes From Metropolitan Opera r.. =.
''venstfa, Spring Song" inew) " .Tobani
CORONATION March" from The
Finale. "star Spangled Banner.
PIONEER PARK.
March. "Conclave" ......:. -: Reeves
Selection, German Liederkranz'' :.
Waltz. MY Lady .....,......... Rolfe
La Palonia.'' Spanish serenade >.
Selection Of Popular Melodies" Bodewelt
"swanee River Rag" thew and bril-
llant) ...i ;s.,.o,;,ocn2 Charles 'GnnTon TfaSsn
Selection from ''The Man IN the Cave
March. Bang wang" ........, Chambers
Finale "Star Spangled Banner.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-18
New Books for Library

The following forty.one books will
be added to the Public library Mon
day. August 10, 1919:
REFERENCE = American Library
association, Catalogue 1904-1911; Bel
ton. Foreign Quotations; Bridges,
photography Of Manual Training, 1905.
1911; Catholic Encyclopedia, vol. IA;
Chicago and Northwestern railroad,
History and Origin of Place Names;
Sterling, Sterling Genealogy.
The United States treasury depart
ment has presented the Public library
with the following. Confederate notes,
department: Confederate Money -
Twenty notes Of 1851, 81 notes of 1862,
81 notes Of 1863, and 3s notes of 1864.
MISCELLANEOUS = Antin, Prom.
ised Land; Benham, Trade and Trade
Centers; Burder. An Religions of the
World; Cowley, Essays and Plays; Day,
Ssndford and Merton; Death Of Alex
ander Hamilton; Driver, Book Of Job;
Farnsworth, Three Great Epoch-Makers
in Music; Grierson, European Litera-
ture-Frst Half Of the 18th Century;
Helps, Friends in Council, vols; Mill,
Dissertations and Discussions, Z vols.
Charlotte Of Walesl; Reedy, Law of
Love; Shorthouse. Present to Youths
and Young Men, 2 vols; Trench, Notes
on the PARALLELS; Ward, William Thorn.
az Arnold.
FICTION-Angellott The Burpun,
dian; Conrad. A1mayer's Folly; Gray
Ensign Russell; McAulay. Beggars and
Sorcere; Parker, Pomander Walk; War
wick, Unknown Woman.
CHILDREN'S BOOKS Blake
Songs of Innocense; Hawthorne. Little
Daffydowndilly; Jacobs & Read, Blue
Bonnet's Ranch Party; Pomeroy, Fes
tiyal Of Light; Pomeroy. Saburo's Re
Mrs. Caroline Jacobs and Edyth Ell
lerbeck Read have written "Blue Bon
net g Ranch Party as a sequel to the
"Texas Blue Bonnet" by Caroline
Emilia Jacobs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-18
WANDAMERE EXT
ANOTHER B|Gl'
Numerous Ward Outit
ranged for Pretty RI
Bankers on Saturd

The management Of Wand
ports that the coming week \
Of the busiest Of the season.
has special features and 4
are that the attendance Will
On Monday the Pleasant VI
son and Sugar House wards
an outing. A special progrs
ering the afternoon aud ev
been arranged.
Salt Lake stake will hold
on Tuesday. For this day I,
Of sports will be held. In tf
there will be q special %
Taylorsvllle and Granger n
hold their annual outing ON
Friday has been selected by
Mill Creek, Wlnder and viii
for their annual outing. n
The Salt Lake chapter Of,
lean Institute Of Bankers ha,
with the management for the
ment of the delegates to II
convention of the institute q
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ON INSPECTION TOUR.
3. & r. G. Officials Look over Work Of
Improvement.

B. F. Bush, president Of the Denver 8;
Rto C:rande. and E. l., Brown, vice
dent OF that road, and their party, VIII
be at the Hotel Utah until Monday morn
Ing. when they will go east over the
Denver & Rio Grande. Yesterday was
spent by Mr.. Bush and Mr.. Brown IN
spect!ng the shops and other properties
Of the road here.
we have been busy ever since. we
came here" said Mr. Brown last night
I'VE are planning improvements wherever
fhey are needed and don't want 70 over
look any place or any part OF the entire
system. From here we shall go to Colo
rado and south to Durango in that state
and then to Santa Fe. We shall inspect
the work as We go along.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-18
BOYS Are Exonerated.

Bismarck and Sherman Yetter, II
and l3 years of age. respectively, two
boys accused of stealing a watch from
L. P. Kelsey. were discharged after d
hearing in the Juvenile court. 1t was
clearly shown that the watch was taken
from the pocket of vest lying in the
Redwood road, apparently lost, and that
there was no criminal intent whatever
on the part Of the boys,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-18
Pleasing Musical Social.

The social given by Madam Brodbeck at
the Salt Lake Musical college last Tues
day afternoon was greatly enjoyed by
about a score of her younger pupils
There were indoor and outdoor games,
refreshments and music.
Madam Brodbeck was assisted by her
daughter. Mrs. Brodbeck- Bates. and Miss
Ivy Heath. recently returned FROM Spo-
kane.
Those taking part In the musical pro-
grhmme were:
fin Master David Griffin. Mrs. Brod beck
Bates.
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Informal Recital.

On Monday Miss Ada c. Barratt gave
an informal musicale In honor Of Pro-
fessor Harrwell OF the Conservatory Of
Music and Art of Chica go.
Miss Barratt rendered artstlcally sew
eral aTias from grand operas and was
heartily applauded for her excellent
S1k tha Violin snd his Vocal numSers weTe ge
particularly good. The pupils showed
marked Improvement and reflected great
credit on Miss Barratt. Those taking
part were the Misses Gavin, Leonard, Pc
terson, Mulhall and lates. Professor
Hartwell and Miss Barratt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-18
Suffrage in Hungary,

Woman suffrage is making rapid strides
In Hungary as the government. IL is
semi Officially reported, intends to intro
duce g. bill Into parliament for the en-
are to include owners OF property, pro-
prletors Of businesses and holders of the
title OF doctor
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-18

Of the fact that he will sing the "storm
Fiend," the same song he sang twenty
years ago at the opening of Saltair. Mr..
Robinson sang at that time under the
direction OF Professor Anton Petersen
and was the first man to sing at the
beach. His friends say that he sings even
better now than he did at that time and
his appearance Is expected to draw many
programme will be given at both con-
certs at 4 and Z O'clock, respectively
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-18
Ready for RehearsaIs.

The first rehearsal OF the Irrigation
Ode" to be given by the irrigation con-
gress next month. will be held next
Tuesday night, August go. in the Con-
begin at o'clock.
All members Of the tabernacle choir
and the Salt Lake Choral society are
invited to join In the work. Professor
J. J. Mcclellan Is to have charge OF the
singers and E. H. Pierce will be chorus
manager
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-18
Veteran Singer to Appear.

The programme for Saltair today in
eludes the regular Sunday concerts in
the afternoon and evening by Montgorn-
ery's band. On the concert programmes
Will be the numbers that have been most
this season.
The vocalsts will be John Robinson,
baritone, and Grace Leaver Smith, dra-
matte soprano. Special interest attaches
TO Mr. Robinson's appearance by reason
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-18

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Skilled specialists in business and the
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to sCayalleria Rusticana"

Monday. August 10, organist ]. j. Nc
Clellan at the organ.
Prelude to Cavaliers Rusticana
a. lin Paradisium'' .....-......,. Dubois
g. O. 6eyfsIe oid Melody Arranged by perfermef snes
Communion In r. ..........,.., .Grison
Fantasie i1'cGi' on Jerusalem, the Golden"
Tuesday. August 20, Assistant organist
Eawafd ward T. RiTHall Pfst at the orsaG srott,ns
5, 5. "GavotteS (irom "Mignon5. Thomas
B. "od pd'1E MeloGyS oGS Arranged by performer
Wednesday. August II. orsanist j. j.
Mcclellan at the organ:
Pilgrims Chorus" ("Tannhauser2..
Vocal "Hosannah'' .. ....,..... .Granier
II. s. Ensign.
a. "Andantlno" ("To My WifeD. Lemare
a. Cradle Song" .....-..>..>..-;:,iS Saures
W e, welhe tviolin).
communion ii1 IN G 5000 wseneT
Thursday, August %. Assistant organ
ist Edward P. Kimball at the organ.
Andante from 9TH Symphony. 49,.
1900 .---..-,s- .beeInos en-
b. My Rosary" ...........,....,..N .Nevin
a. Homage to Grieg' .,......-.. whiting
b "old Melody. Arranged by performer
Largo" ("xerxes") .....,....... Handel
Friday, August %, Assistant Organist
Edward P, Kinlball at the organ.
Andante from 9Th Symphony.
t .. ... Beethoven
a. "To a Water Lily ........ .MacDowell
n "Berceuse'' Faulkes
a. Caprice in G Minor" ......... .Crackel
b. "OId Melody. Arranged by performer
Grand Professional" from "Queen OF
Sheba" ,.-;........ .......... .Gounod
Saturday, August "a, Organist J. ]. Nc
Clellan at the organ. Special request pro-
gramme.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-18
New Military Band,

The Salt Lake Military band has COM
pleted its organization and will make Its
first appearance shortly. The officers
are: G. w, Teasdale, president: I. r.
Kelly, vice president: wills Woodpu
secretary-treasurer G. G. Bush, business
manager: II. c. Sandb berg, director; Z. c,
Crawford, military director; G. W Herlc,
librarian.
The following are the standing com
nlittees: Ways and means, G. C. Bush.
e. c. Crawford and Leslie Grover mem
bership and exa amining board. G. w.
Heric, G. w. Teasdale and NJ. p, Lepper,
music and programme. r, r. Kelly. II. c.
Sandberg and c. II. Fisher.
The band will wear uniforms OF Utah
wooden material, woven and manufactured
In this state
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-18
shspherd-Jepperson Recital.

Interest in the Shepherd epperson re-
cital. which Will take place In the Salt
Lake theater the first week In Septem-
Der. is growing. Mr.. Shepherd last week
received from Boston the beautiful piano
Won by him at the New England Con-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-18
Tourists From twonderland.

A touring party under the guidance Of
II. r. Gregory will return from Yellow
stone park over the Oregon Short Line
this morning and this afternoon will go
over the Denver 6 Rio Grande as lar
TO the Colorado Midland. The party Is
travelling in Colorado Midland parlor
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-18

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-18
MISS STENoGRApH1

Business firms are using
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young women and office helpf
you better yourself by k6
touch with the Want Adsf
Ads are for you, +
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Concerts at the Post.

Those who have heard the excellent
music by the Twentieth Infantry band.
not miss an opportunity Of returning for
other concerts. There will be a concert
this morning at 1915 o'clock, and even
ing concerts will be given Tuesday, We'd
SUNDAY. AT 1915 A. NJ.
March. 'The Glory of the Yankee
Grand selection, "Un Bale in Mas :,
Dance. Mexican Kisses ....... Roberts
Medley overture, "The CHER 90. O. Hare
Waltz. Sounds from Erin" ...... Bennet
Selection. "The Tenderfoot" Hearth
TUESDAY, AT P, NJ.
March, Thunder and Lightning" ,...,..
Grand selection, ..ione'' .Petrella
Medley overture. "Record BreakerS.:.
waltz "Espana waldteufei hi
Selection, "Three Twins" ...,. .Heschana
WEDNESDAY, AT P. NJ.
Selection. "The Pink Lady ..,.s.. .Caryll
Flower song, Hearts and Flowers"
Selection. Les contes d'Hofrmann" -
Kiss Waltz from Merry War Strauss
serenade. ITO Violet" (By requesp.
Selection. "The Chocolate Soldier. 49,.
s.........o.,s., Strduss
THURSDAY, AT 8 p M.
March, 1.-The Flower of the U, S..
Grand selection, "keminiscences Of
Novelette,, rsaet "a Maid Of Mexico. levy
Medley overture. Echoes from the ht,.,
wait. "Eternelle Ivresse" ..,..... Came
Selection. "The Royal Cher 80. Jerome
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Sales in Hon1esite.

A. McKellar g. Co. reports the sale
Of a four-room brick cottage to Dora
Z. Simmons. and four lots to S. T.
Chambers, all in Homesite addition.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-18
German Actress .

MILWAUKEE, Wis. Aug.
Decarll, a well-known Germs
died in Berlin. Germany, toda|
ing to q dispatch received he1
Miss Decarll was for sever
leading woman In a German q
pany which played in MilWz
Chicago.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-18

Don It experiment in sea-
employment-go about it In {
like way; make full use Of
une Want columns.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-18

care you good boy at schoolf"
asked the elder Collier.
nNot very good,' admitted young
William.
"Then I'd better tell your teacher
to lick you
"You don't have to tell her. an
swered Willie. HShe beat You to 1t. -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-18
Tabernacle Recitals.

For the free organ recitals which are
given at the tabernacle at noon each
week day, the following programmes have
been arranged for this week;
Monday, August 10, Organist ]. j. Nc
Clellan at the organ.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-18

servatory IN May last. It Is now at his
homo on A street
Mr. Shepherds treasure will be taken
to q down town music store soon for eN-
hibition. In his recital he expects to
use g. concert grand. but the prize instru-
ment Will be upon the stage and some OF
the numbers played upon It.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-18
Music at First Methodist,

Special music at the First Methodist
Episcopal church for the conference
services today Includes these pro-
grammes:
MORNING
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-18

services today Includes these pro-
MORNING.
Organ prelude
(a) Andante ......... James II. Rogers
OBJ schergozo ........-. .Rheinberger
Mrs. J. Louis strohauer. organist.
Breaks sweetly Ger Thee. Shelley
Miss Mae o'Neill, Mrs. Frank
Sanders. Fl. L. Shibley. A. q.
Eberhardt
Postlude, In A minor. .Gullmant
(a) Sonata IN c minor .Thayer
OBJ Fantasia in D.. ..Boyton Smith
(c) Absolution In e minor. .GuIlmant
Soprano solo. Nearer, My God. to
Mrs Charles c. Daley.
Mrs, c. c. Daley, Mrs, Frank
Sanders. II. L Shibley, A e.
Eberhardt.
Organ offertoire. "serenade." op. 81
~. :..-,' ..,;a ;.:;:.::'...., e..:,. ,Lemare
Soprano solo, Breathe Your Soft
Prayer. =. .....-..- .HawIey
Miss Mae o'Neill.
Organ postlude. Grand Chorus. .Jongen
Music at st, Mary's.
Under the direction of Miss Nora
Gleason, the following splendid pro-
gramme Of sacred music will be given
at st. Marys cathedral during the sery-
Ices this morning:
At a. m. mass, organ solos,
Berceuse'... ......--.-.----... Brahms
evening star ..........-...--..rW Wagner
Cradle Song ,-.s.--.,........-, Schubert
March -,,s~-,s-p-s s..,-.s..s.. beethoven
At a. N. mass.
Hymn .s.,..-....--.--,- Junior choir
Eiegie (orgau) .Massanet
German choral. l.........St Cecilia chorus
Andante OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. CSrteg
marcn ---e-s"s'ess ss-sS-,s-...s..-- tdadyn
At II a. m, mass.
Voluntary NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Faure
Berceuse ...,..,......... Won Hitler
| Soprano solo, "Oro Pro Nobis"
| -.-....- 49,. .Rosewis
Miss Jennie Nelson.
Wiegenlied Observation-Disclosures. Abt
March Triunlphale ...........M Mozart
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-18

On recent trip from Chicago to
New York A. r. Woods found one black
shoe and one tan shoe under his berth
when he arose in the morning as the
train was approac ching the large city,
He called tho porter S attention to the
mistake and asked him to find his other
shoe.
1'Dat g funny. boss said the porter
HDat g twice dis mornin' dat da mis-.
take 'as happened.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-18
Music at St, MarY's

Under the direction of Miss Nora
Gleason, the following splendid pro-
gramme Of sacred music will be given
at st. Marys cathedral during the sery-
Ices this morning:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-18

During recent visit Of Julian
Eltinee to Cincinnati he dropped into
the Hotel Sinton for luncheon.
Bring me some plum pudding''
asked Eltinge Of the waiter.
HSorry, but I can t recommend the
plum pudding today
"What's the matter with it7''
Nothing. except that We haven I
any,