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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-02-12

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-02-12
Feathers to Fight.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Seryice.l
NEW YORK, Feb. 12.-Eddie
0'Keefe. the clever Philadelphia feath-
er, and Tommy Shugrue, Jersey City
scrapper, will box ten rounds at the
Olympic A. G. tonight.
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HIGH ski JUMPING.

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-02-12
Central Assn
Sport Gossip

Lefty Mogridge is likely to stick
with the Chicago White Sox. Here's
hoping that he does Concerning the
White Shin pitcher the Chicago Ex-
aminer this morning said:
Walsh, Lange, Scott and White are
the only veteran pitchers on the sox
list this year. Benz, Delhi. Mogridge
and Peters are the youngsters It
wouldn't be surprising if all OF them
We're retained.
Lou Walters who had the difficult
task of plotting Muscatine the first
half of last year, is on the market for
"a job. his ad. for berth as player or
manager appearing in baseball pa
pers.
Concerning the activities of Bert
Hough, new Brown leader, the Mon
mouth Review says: While Bert
Hough is not making any great
amount of noise concerning Browns
prospects. it's dollars to plugged
doughnuts that he is not idle and that
when it comes to a show down In a
flew weeks he will have just as likely
a st,.as of ball players from which
Ito se,sct his team as any manager in
the double quartet. It is expected that
he will give out line on them some
iof these days and until then the fans
4 will nave to exist as best they can.
Boss George Pennington of Kewa-
nee is likely to get Shortstop Earl
EThrasher of the Mobile club of the
Southern league in part payment OF
the deal for Pitcher Powers at the
close of last season.
Fred Seibert of Pittsfield, H., one
OF the aspirants for the pitching staff
has written President Mason in re
gard to securing another try out with
Hannibal this spring. Seibert made a
fair showing there last spring but
was handicapped because of an in
jured arm. Following his release from
Hannibal he played independent bal
through western Illinois during the
season, winning the majority of his
games.
! Cy Neighbors, who with Daily made
up two important parts of the Bur
J lington outfield during the secon,
e year OF Ned Egan's regime there a
! pilot, has been sold by the Sioux Cit.
Western league club TO the Tacoma
9 Wash, team. Neighbors batted .32
e last year hitting the finance contr
D buting bovine sign twice during tn
= season.
Bill Brennan( National league un
| pire, who Ottumwa insects will re
call as the original "st-r-r-r-i-i-ike won
J arbiter, is spending the frigid perio
e touring the country with Mike Gil
e bons. the new star Of the fistic fir;
e ternity.
Eddie Herr, the Cannlbal manage
had chance to scout for the D.
ltroit American league club this Sc;
j son. Neaman. of the Tigers was ht
g after the St. Louis manager, but f.
ri die would rather manage club ,
m ball players than scout around III
III country for Hugh Jenning or. an
,e other manager. He spent part of la
~ season scouting for an Eastern leagl
te club.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-02-12

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Bill Brennant National league UNI
pire, who Ottumwa insects will re-
call as the original "st-r-r-r-i-i-ike won,
arbiter, is spending the frigid period
touring the country with Mike Glib
bons, the new star Of the fistic fra
ternity
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ders BY flremen. The loss will exceed
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Boss George Pennington of Kewa-
nee is likely to get shortstop Earl
Thrasher of the Mobile club of the
Southern league in part payment of
the deal for Pitcher Powers at the
close of last season.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-01
Unique Ward Programme.

Nm evening IN original muslc, poetry
Bnd prose viii characterize tonight S
eeryiccs III the Eighteenth ward chapel.
Music compositions by w. y, r. Shcp.
bcrd, Prof. W. {. Give. Edward L. kim.
bal auI II, q. Whitney, all members
of tho ward, VIII be catures The pro
grammc follows:
Give lis Room That We May
Dwell, = W. \. T.. Shepherd, conducted
|by tbc composer: trio (yiolin, cello. pi-
gno}, Mclody in \. - Prof W. 6.
Give Prof. Give, Joseph and Agnes
\ live; violin solo, Prof. ". G. Give:
tiory, "McCloskv s Kid. Jos cphiuc
Spencer, read hv i. u. Spencer;
II Christmas Song. Frances X. Thom
nsson, accompanied hy tho composer
4 double quartet, Priscilla L. Evans,
Bessie h.. Now man. IT, G.. Whitney. Geo.
", Pyrcr. NAY Alder. Aura Rogers. II.
p Euslgu and i. d. Spencer; "IMlla-
'bE. words bv lydia b. Alder. music
nv va. y. kimbali). sung by Mrs. Mar.
.gaTct {. Patrick. accompanied by the
rom noscr: Nv Mountain Home (a),
frof. r. h. Giles. accompanied by the
'eonPo.er. assisted by Jcunic Giles, Nir.
|glua Whitney. Ruth Armstrong. Lou.
Use James and Mary Cliyc; soprano solo,
u The Lost Child" Arthur Shepherd,
siTs. Della d. Hills. accompanied by
= oarIcs Shepherd, Two poems (a), "Thc
piIy and The Bee" OBJ "ElecL Of Flo.
him; %. T, Whitney: "Song 10 the
Nlght (a). "llonor Thy Father and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-01
Teachers Hear Organ.

Visiting teachers OF the State Edu-
cstlonal association were treated TO a
tabernacle organ recital last Wcdncs-
day afternoon, through the courtesy OF
the first presidency Of the Mormon
church. Acting Orgnist Edward ?.
kimball ofi'icIated and the programme
was greatly appreciated by the guests,
who filled the galleries,
Mr.. kimball PLAYED excerpts from
Wagner. Golden Wedding.H Gabriel
Marie; Bcuediction Of the Angels, -
Davenport; "To Water Lily Mac
DoweIl; "Sopata' in e minor, first
movement, Rogers.
Mr., Kimball is buying new organ
music and dcyoting much OF his time
TO organ practice. He is TO play the
Christmas and New Years music ut
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-01
Pupils Will &c Hoard.

) concert of Italisn grand opera
selections from the works of Giuseppe
Verdi viii bo gwen by the pupils of
John r. Hand in the Consolidated Mu-
sic compaDy's hall Monday night. Cou-
siderable interest is being manifested
in the event by music lovers aNl IL is
promised that the concert will be up
to the usual standard maintained by
Mr.. Hand and his pupils. Spencer
Clawsop Jr., Will be nccompanist- Fol
lowing is a List Of the soloists and
chorus:
Sopranos Smithen, Josie
Hinckley, Anna Holmson, Lillian Da.
Wis, Alma York. Mabel Cook, Myrtle
Heath. Svbil Anderson.
Altos-Aura Rogers, Allie Davis,
Florence Muir, Gladys Davis. Blanche
Robson, Eliza beth Johnson, Emma
Lund, Mary Williamson, Alicia Goff.
Tenors-Lorus Pratt, Carl Samuelson,
Abdon Oberg, James Hepdricksop, D..
Birllin, j. y. Campbell, D. c, Hunt, Otto
Bassos-Dr. w. 6. Holloway, Sam
Hanui, Clement Crapo, Dan Jansen,
Paul F'ielboe.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-01
Music Notes.

VI. J. Drines. whose local reputation
as a tenor is well known. is NJ present
engaged in medical study in Chicago.
According 10 word received from that
city, Mr.. Brincs is being recognized
as singer Of ability and is much
sought after Us au oratorio soloist.
Miriam Browncl. little 5.ycar.old
pupil OF Mrs. Edith Anderson. is at
tracing attention as Il piano student
of great promise. The child has learned
the position OF hands on the keyboard,
reads music rapidly. and, according 20
her teacher. is already as far advanced
As many pupils ut . or 10 years OF
age.
Willard Andelin and his wife, Mrs.
ArvilIa Clark Audelip, are planning
TO give n recital in salt Lake soon,
prior 10 their return to the east 10
continue professional engagements.
Both are Utah artists OF unusual abil-
ILy aud their contemplated concert will
be looked forward 10 with interest.
The concert. it is understood, will take
place about December l6. providing
arrangements can be made for that
date.
According TO London dispatches Of
last week. Oscar Hammerstein Lon
don opera house has been sold TO Fer
diDand Ahoun owner of Luna park,
Paris, aud other large continental Gu
terprises, and will be devoted to spec
tacular productions, tabloid English,
French and Nicnuese operas, high
class vaudeville and moving pictures.
Mr.. Akoup has leased the house for ten
years at an annual rental of 100000.
The Younger pupils Of George SHELTON
will appear IN recital at the Consoli-
Iat tAI l,..1 e..
which Mr.. SHELTON has issued invita-.
tons The pupils will he assisted By
Melvin Peterson, baritone. with Mrs
George L. SHELTON as accompapist. The
pupils woo will perform arc Eliza beth
Baumberger, Albert Dunyon, Amy
Louise Walton. John III. Kleplee, 10.
hanna Strandberg. George +. Wassou
Blythe Sheppard, Winfield Jensen. Ross
j. Ramsey. Robert William Wassou
Owen a. Bartlett, Robert ". Was
son.
On Thanksgiving morning the in
mates Of the Utah state prison were
given a music and literary programme
of decided merit. Those taking part
were: Miss Helen Hughes, Miss Cas-
saDdra Wood, Miss Hope Kervin, Miss
Irene Seville. Miss Lucille Thurman
Miss Lucille Rogers, Mrs. Alex Camp
bell, Alex Campbell aud Jack Seelee
Miss Helen McNitt bas returned
from bcr western Idaho piano concert
tour, with boquets aud encores galore
to her credit.
The Primary association Of Bennior
ward will give a musical programme
and a cautata entitled, GA Dream Of
Fairyland, " under the conductorship Of
Miss Daisy Humrhries, assisted by Mrs
a. Aylett and Miss Marian ghurst
The money thus raised viii be expend
ed for books.
John r. Hand, assisted by a NUN
Der of his advanced pupils, gave reel
tai in Sandy last Friday night befor'
crowded house, The singers wer,
well received and acquitted fhemselve
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-01
Benefit Concert Tuesday.

Much credit is due to those who have
arranged tho programme for Tuesday
nights benefit concert at the First
Congregational church. the proceeds Of
which will be used TO free the Sunday
school OF the church from debt and
TO provide funds for a Christmas enter
tainment.
WelJ-kuown local artists generously
offered their services, with the result
that a splendid programme will be
rendered by talent of more than local
rcpute. The admission charge will be
- cents and tickets are obtainable
from any momber. teacher or officer
Of the First Congrega ational Sunday
school
Those who will take part include
Professor Henry a. Mattlll, Mrs. 1lar-
old SiegeI, Mrs. John Heed. Fred c.
Graham. Fred T. smith. Mrs. A. s.
Peters. Miss Margaret Browning and
Mrs. Judith Evans Briucs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-01
Germans 70 Celebrate.

The Concordia German Singing So
ciaty viii celebrate the grand opening
of lis new home, 523 South State street.
"Wednesday, Dee. j, at $50 o clock, with
n grand concert Of INSTRUMENTAL solos,
male chorus comic cyhi bitops and NOV
ipg pictures, with dance following.
Il The salt Lake SYMPHONY orchestra
wll furnish ten musicians 10 play for
fbe daGcc. The new homo has finely
Equipped club-rooms, library aud dsucc
ball. An the members of the society
have spent every evening of the last
fivo weeks TO remodel and rc.deccrate
tbc rooms up-to-dste, TO mako the open
lng D great success.
about 1000 invitations have been
teDt out and il is expected that u large
crowd viii assemble
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-01
Literary Club Programme,

The music section OF tho Ladies
Literary club will meet at the club
house Wednesday afternoon at ?
clock. instead of in the forenoon of
that day. as previously anpouuced.
Tho committee is composed Of Mrs. \.
II. Peabody, chairman; Mrs. George
Skcltou, chairman of programme COM
mittce, which consists OF Mrs, \. H..
Hoppougb, Mrs. II. II. Merrill and Mrs.
g. Kinney. The programme viii be as
follows: Talk on Beethoven Svln-
phonies. Mrs, Arulcdson, piano solo,
Mrs. Hoppoueb: violin solo, George
SHELTON; coutralto solo, Miss Nellie
Hasbrouck :, stringed trio, George Skel
tou, violin: Albert Press. cello; Spencer
Clawsop. piano; cello solo, Mr.. Press;
piano solo. Miss NOelser.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-01
Wicrd Effect Produced.

Y Speaking Of tone coloring, Il most Pc
tuliar effect was produced in the Ianu,
I}haUser overture AT last week : rehearsal
}of the Philharmonic orchestra. Director
3Antou Peterson called for dark
stone' in toe brief Introduction 20 the
koft Initiation of the pilgrim 5 chorus.
Irbc violius were asked 10 play nigh up
5pu the finger board, or far away from
fbc bridge. BY this means tue dark
s&one'' was brought out from tho vio ,ius
IN the Lwo-note. tic cbromatics that
bshcr in the pilgrim g chorus by the
~ ooduipds and the horns. The effect
,kas most weird. the Introductory pas.
kages giving OUT dark prcmonition Of
-sometbiug dreadful impcpding-sone
BLACK evil threatening. II was au at'
fect that has not heou heard III this
pyer;ure heretofore. and came as the re-
but ot thought entertained BY Prof.
Peterson ss 10 the best method Of CIV
'pc proper color 10 the tone picture IN
tcuded by Wagner.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-01
Hotel Utah Concert.

Leouore Gordon Harrison, prima
donna soprano. will be the soloist at
tho regular Sunday evening concert by
the Mcclellan orchestra in the lobby. Of
the Hotel Utah this evening at $50
0 clock. The following programme
will bc rendered: March, ''Cour
d'Aicnc, - Sweet; Nell Gwyuu Dances
Nos. ! and ., German: vocal, Can
table from Samson ct Delilab," st.
Saeus; by Miss lIarTison selection,
- Screnado,f Victor Herbert: f'Busy
Bee Bepdir: vocal " Ruth and
Naomi TopIiff, 10y Miss Harrison !;
echoes of the Metropolitan opera.
house, Tobapi.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-01
Salt Lake Omitted.

Alice Nielsen ard the Russell Opera
company are making great hit III
San Francisco aud local music lovers
are asking whether the attractive ia
vorlto is 10 appear here with the com.
pauy Manager George ID. Pypcr has
heard nothing regarding a possible
booking and il is probable that Salt
Lake will be omitted, The company re,
turning cast by the northern or south
cru route.
it appears that tho chances OF hear
ing the Philadelphia Chicago Opera
company ia q local engagement are
equally remote. TIE company would
not stop off here without a guara utee
that woud make our thoatcrgocrS
beads swim,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-01
Wins New Laurcls,

Mrs. Judith Evans Bripcs assisted
b. George Skeltou. Iioliuist. Won new
laurels at Consolidated Music hall last
evening. When she rendered an excel
lcnL musical programme. The recital
was given as "Sccopd Class eve ming
bv Miss Graiia Flanders. who issued in.
'vitatious to a great many music lovers.
Especially we'll received were two NUN
bers by Mrs. Bincs and Miss Flanders
"Allegro Brilliant. Opus 92, by Men
dclssohu, and "TaraotclIc, bv Mos.
kowski Mr. SkeItou acquitted him.
pclf in his usual fascinating style in
rendering the GoId,nark suite. Pous u
No. J. and Iubsy's Der Lcpbir.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-01
Junior Choir to Sing.

The children of tho Junior choir
Will give their annual entertainment
on Monday evening. December l6. III
the cathedral hall. Rehearsals are held
every Saturday afternoon at ) O'Clock,
and all the children arc requested TO
attend. After today no more children
will be accepted, as the time will be
too short TO prepare. The children will
bo assisted by the Young girls of the
ST. Cecilia chorus aud the 1ioinists,
Miss Luicime Compson, Helena Pfister
Marguerite Hanchcy and Frank Bcr'
ger. All the little Iavorites Will sp-
pear and many new faces will be seen
One interesting feature will be the ap'
pearanco of a 'Ercel live baby in the
final number.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-01
Song Service BIZ Puuils.

Tbirty-first ward hall tonight bv Elihu
Call and pupils, tho programme arrang-
cd as follows;
Quartettc, "Just AS Cod Leads, -
Eva Bailey, Lucille Paul, L. /. Acomb
and A1el Nylander; oratorio, from st.
Paul, Elihu Call: solo, 'FOh Holy
Night" Anna Scaqucst; solo. ''Let Us
Have Peace Francis Walkipgshaw ;
solo, "The Holy City" Eva Bailey;
solo (selected). Leland Acomb: duet,
(selectcd), A. l.. Cardwell and Elihu
Call; solo, Nazareth. '' Axel Nay
lander; solo (sel lectcdl, Myra Baer: re-
cltal and air, from Eli. Lucilo Paul;
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-01
Music at Tiff Church.

The following programme Will be
rendered at the Tiff Methodist Epis-
copal church tonight at S o clock:
Hymn by tho congregation, prayer,
scripture reading. hymn, piano solo,
Ola Silcuse,' Miss Myrtle Clinton;
violin, solo, Miss Frances Hahn; vocal
solo, Mrs Henry kirkman; offertory,
Miss GLADYS lIardiman; address by
Prof. ". NJ. Stewart, of the University
of Utah; piano duet, Mrs. Kirkman and
Miss Mabel Caffell; hymu.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-01
At st. Mary's Cathedral.

The following musical programme
will be rendered today at st. Mary =
cathedral under The supervision Of Miss
Nora Gleason, organist and director,
Eight o'clock mass-Prcludc, Grieg;
voluntary. Hoffman; Priere, Leybach.
Nine O'Clock mass-Hymn, go Sac
red Heart" Bordese, by the junior
choir; solo, 90 Salutaris,' Mattel, By
George McGarry: hymn, "Hcar Thy
Children" choral, by the st. Cecilia
chorus: march by Read.
Eleven O'Clock Inass-Voluutary, by
Mrs. j. j. 0'Coppor and Miss Cas-
sandra Wood as soloists; Credo, by
Lambilotte, with Miss Cassandra Wood
and j. I. kearncy as soloists; Con
cone IS Benediction. with Miss Wood
and Miss Alice Farrell as soloists, and
Handel's march
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-01
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-01
Pupils Piano Recital.

Spencer CIawsou, Jr., will give Pu-
pills recital at his studio Saturday
evening, December 7, assisted by Clar-
cnce Burton, yiolinist, who will play
The entire Mende!ssohu concerto, Opus
81. Mr.. ClawSon viii play the piano
accompaniment. Mr.. Burton ia hardly
over IS years Of age aud is Il young
artist Of great promise, The programme
will consist of ten numbers, one of
which will be "A quartette. Fourteen
pupils will take part and the pro-
gramme will no of the usual high
standard characteristic of the pupils
work under Mr.. 'Clawson.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-01
Special Music Service.

There viii be a special musical serv"
ice in st. Paul S Episcopal church
Sunday evening, under the direction of
II, w. Dougall, choir director, aud j.
B. Berkhoel organist. The programme
includes, anthem, by the choir; vocal
solo, "Abide With Me-" (Llddie). Miss
Mildred Knight; contralto solo, "Thc
Lord Is My Light" (Allitsen), Miss
Bertha Johnson; bass solo, son the
Shore, (Neidlinger), John Aird; So
nard), Miss Ivy Evans: organ solo,
"Degends," (Paderewski), Mr.. Berk,
hoel; soprano solo. "Angels Serenade,' -
(Braga), Miss SuSannah Steadman,
with violin obigato BY Miss Romania
Hyde; violin solo. Meditations, ~ from
"Thais." (Massenet), Miss Romania
HYDE; anthem. by Babylon 3 Wave, "
(Gounod), choir.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-01
Elks Memorial.

The following musical programme
will be rendered during the E!ks' me-
mortal services in the Salt Lake
the stars Eacome: choir beautiful
Isle.'' j. S. Fearis; solo, ''If With All
Your Hearts, from the Oratorio
ssEliiah, - Fred c. Graham; solo, ''Out
Of the Depths" James Fl. Rogers, by
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-01

%Tat95i99; W9 from :. the L.gat OF inc
Refuge. = Jane Cutler; recital and air,
from Elijah. J. II. Bull; flute solo. Csc
lected). A1el Nayiander; solo. - ''Hosan-
ma Robert GrccDwell: solo, "The Pill
grim Rctta Sessions: quartette,
:. Beautiful Country \. L. Cardwcll,
j. II. Bull. J 4. Giles. Axel Naylauder.
Accompanist, Eva Bailey.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-01

w. Il. Sibcy: quartettc, '.Thc Vacant
Chair Imperial male quartette: solo,
''Ob. Dry Those Tears" (Tercsa Del
Ricgo). Mrs. c, &. Suyder; violin obli-
cato. Professor George SHELTON, ac-
compaDist, Mrs. George shelton; choir,
''Lcad kindly Light John b. Dygcs;
quartcttc 81 Caunot Always Trace
the Way Imperial male quartette;
DoXolopv choir and audience
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-01
MOST interesting musical event

Ma MOST interesting musical event
IN Of the week win be The violin re
$i,sy TO be given next Friday evening
Mo- little Margaret Browning. the re-
LEarkabIc child yiolinist, whose work
bas already won her the compendation
1 ID .r,ists OF ability. The little eIrl,
,lLwbn il barely S years old, is Il pupi! OF
fI,rofcgsor George SHELTON, and for scv..
yeraI years now she has delighted local
n . 1dicpces with bcr PLAYING Recently
She pIavcd before Lee Roberts, the ac-
I companist for Maud Powell, the great
4 woman violiuist, aud lie wrote he: "A
Ilotter Of the most cordial commcnda-
|tiou. Little Miss Browning has giNeiu
iof her services for many local cbari-
fties as well as for the pleasure Of her
yoyu ypccial friends.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-01

Thy Mother" (b), Margaret Whitney,
Leslie SayiIlc, Rehau Spencer, Nan
Clawsou aud Margaret Whitney, accom-
panied Ed. +. kimball; "ClassmatcS
Song II. G. Whitney, conducted by
the composer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-01

the First congregational church, as DIR.
II, a. Matthill, the regular organlst,
will be away at that time at Buffalo,
\. Y, taking TO himself better half.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-01

With unusual ability. Mr. Hand and
Willard Andelin, basso, viii appear in
concert az ,Epbram next "Wednesday
nj chit
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-01

morning while trying 10 dispose OF
nun in a second hand store on West
Temple street. Sergeant Emil V. John
son took the men up and booked them
or AN open charge. Now the police arr
on a still hunt Tor the owner OF tho
mun.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-01
Seek Owner Of Muff.

TWO NeSicans. Miguel Parha and Vim
,eni Morales. were arrested yesterday