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glsus Mammoth Concert.

<sus Of 1000 voices, That sounds
I'm In the city Of choruses. But
Eyan Stephens, ba cked by host
4 euthusIastlc friends, expects TO
-that number of singers at work
.nE for g. mammoth concert to he
/ n the tabernacle about the mid
. March next. The forces are to be
4 yp into five sections. A male
| 4 from 400 to 500 voices: a ladies'
a 500 voices: a choir OF 500 little
I "a similar choir Of llttie sirls.
8 regular tabernacle choir. aug
{ By union with a number OF other
ocal choirs sufficient to reach
;dees. Each will render separate
IS, and finally Join all together in
a climax. Enough Of the leading
! Of the city Will render solos.
/ md QueTtettcs 10 make the pro-
E& All OF the music 10 be rendered
y compositions OF the conductor,
q syent Is 10 commemorate thirty
|las Of successful musical labor In
Zete City by the composer-con-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-12
spring Music Festival.

anoai musical festival has been
-iloH IN many of tho leading cities
- lot many years. Each sea-
wy orchestral crgs niZations. with
splolste. are secured, and with
Ance CT local choruses the
erdlorios and musical works are
Many of our cities nave
great amount OF publicity
.M annual music festival. There
eIUus cities much smaller than
mat have these annual events
we from all the surrounding
sWne 10 attend these great mu-
~ Lake Music Festival asso-
Sn,ch has been In operation
70 mas presented Ha ndcrs Mes
Colsridge-Taylor's Wedding
9na The Death or M,nneha Ina, +"
Golden Legend" :" Ma1
Fair Ellen" nfascagnrs cav
eusicana" and Gounod's GAL
g g ehorIses have taken part. the
M rus and the tabernacle choir,
~s direction OF Prof. Evan
with Prof, j. ]. Mcclellan.
nfs Coop and A. II. Pea body as
lsasA the second festival. held In
~ the Chicago symphony or
iverec an orchestral compost.
taur Shepherd, with the com
at which time tho mem
ne Salt Lake Symphony or
=, which Mr., Shepherd was ihcn
we're guests OF Manager Fred
iae annual music festival was
II, aaI Lake there has been
'Srest taken In the better class
n .Totl On the part OF the stu
,enc public, Pupils have sc-
'asser conception OF the study
.1erss.q realized an incentive 20,
yrnnSncerneut made that the st
"A n,ohy orchestra of fffty- fivt
co,ns I sololstS had been secured
auB,n1 Spring festival has crc-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-12
CITY AND VICINITY

FOR THE DEATH OF their, son. Rob
tenber 2s, 1917, by a freight train or
West Second South street, Aired John,
suit in the district court against tho
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad compan!
for 10000 damages. The. johnson lac
was crossing tho track when trelsh'
engine, ran over and Instantly killed
him, according TO the complaint.
a LEWIS OF sallna, Utah q pronli-
ncnt worker OF the Salina Commercia,
club. the Utah Development league ant
organizations of similar scope and char
acter is In salt Lake on business. Mr
Lewis IS interested in big irrigation pro
jects and fccla nation Work Ir, the VI
Gclnlty of salina. lie declares that cor cor.
ditions there are exceptionally fine, witt
a bright outlook for tho year,
THE LOCAL LYcEUM course OF the So
cIaIist party will open this evening wher
Nurry E. King will speak on The sig
nifcance OF Socialism ~ the new nan
2s South West Temple street The meet
ing will commence AT o'clock Every
body Is invited.
GEORGE N. LAWRENCE and n. A
Robertson have dissolved their asgoc'a
ton in the practice OF 'nw; aW;css M IN TN ~,
Walker Bank building and Mr.. Robertson
In the Felt building
FUNERAL SERVICES for Hcncr L
CUMMINGS. Jr., will bc hold from ,o'
family residence 75i First avenue, TO
morrow morning At II o'clock Sur's
Will be IN the City cenctery. fflend'
arc invited to the services.
PROFESSOR w. c. ERAUoH, Ph, D.
of The University OF Utah Will deiivo'
the second of series of illustrated lee
manuel Baptist church this evening
TIE LADIES OF the Hnndcari Pho
neers viii meet at 3 o'clock Tnesda!
AFTERNOON at the home OF MIS-, fiancc'
Armstrong. sol East Blrst south street
The nsual exercises will be held
MISS ANNE sMULlYAN OF Atlanta
Is expGcted TO arrive here eariH "
tbo week 10 visit With her protncr am an,
J,tor pr. and Mrs. Clarence Smulysi
~ 4os Eighth avenue.
!, - pROVOL Of the Hudson Bay rO
| romnauy Is nov in the cast puSlIi'
IN lines OF suits and dresses an
nlarlng import orders for next Season
:" FUNERAL SERVICES for t. watson AZ Me c
Kav Young. WHO ~as hcclden'aa''S hi"S :,
| hcid at 2:S0 O'clock 't''s
Masonic temple.
Tue MOTHERS CLUe cf the oneqn
| I'll viii meet Tuesday afternoon
| scm snn a,cInck- Mrs. Martha Is. JenilHs
9;iII address the. ciup-
| "a; w ARMsT Rok6, president oil tn
| WI,i C-ouDer bank. returned SestS.
~, - n c,nooi, from n business u'p
Washington, %. c.
TUCKER, representing 1ne H2
,,go,sa Union Stockyards colnpa"s, coz ,.f. .o,,,
N sait Lake IN the interest oi h'' 'N''
many,
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Songs Are Sung.

During the dinner and unul the close
OF the programme the best OF spirit
prevailed. Horace Ensign sang several
songs and led all present In few popu-
lar selections and ut tho close OF the pro-
sramme in singing America" Although
no vote was taken on the subject, it was
the consensus OF opinion that Mr.. Der
rah as Il toastmastcr was an unqualified
success. Before calling upon the first
speaker of the evening Mr.. Derrah read
a letter from ~. c. Mutt, general man
aser OF the Salt Lake Route. in which
regret was expressed that he was un-
able 10 attend.
c. II. Griffin. commissioner OF the in
lermourtain demurraee bureau. was the
first to respond TO a toast, his topic be-
Ing How 1t Feels 10 Be Il Dumping
Post" He made an earnest and elo-
auent plea TO those. present for. mercy
and consideration in his painful but
necessary duties by which he hoped 10
keep the railroads of the west from &C.
Ing into the hands OF receivers. He was
followed by a r. McNitt, freight claim
agent for the Oregon Short Line. who
was introduced by the POSTMASTER as
the "ylllan In the play"
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j, ROSS CLARK HERE.
On Way South From Celebration OF HIS
Mother In Laws Birthday.

T. Ross Clark, vice president Of the Salt
Lake Route. arrived in Salt Lake ycstcr
day from Butte and Anaconda and left
last night for HIS headquarters In Log
Angeles He was met hero by II. G,
Mutt, general manager Of the road. who
returned with him When seen yester-
day in the office Of w. II, Bancroft. wee
president and general manager OF tho
Oregon Short Line Mr.. Clark said:
"Mrs Clark Is with no and We are re-
turning from a visit 10 Montana The
main reason for the trip w1s to. take
parl in the celebra ton OF tho eighty
eighth birthday anniversary OF Mrs "a.
u. swans ot Ana aconda, who Is Mrs.
CIari's mother. Mrs. Evans !s the
mother OF five daughters and four or
them were present. tho nth being I'm
New York aud unable to attend the cele-
bratIou. Grandchildren were also
prcSeut.'
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is known throughout the infermouutain
region. He was graduated from the
law school of the University Of Utah
In 1910. when he was admitted 10 the
bar. HIS work as court reporter has
placed him in close touch with court
procedure, on which he is regarded as
an authority.
During the last campaign Mr.. Fol
land was chairman OF the Republican
county committee, and directed one
of the most strenuous campaigns the
organizations has ever experienced IN
this COUNTY
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McNitt Careful.

Mr.. McNitt delivered a carefully pre-
pared address in all easy and graceful
manner, putting to shame all who had
laughed when he was introduced as a
villain, He gnve interesting iuforma-
tion and told amusing stories of freight
claims that were and were not paid.
He appealed TO Frank NebelSer. a for
mer attorney for the Oregon Short Line,
10 substantidte his statements, and this
was done by Mr. Ncbcker in way salts
factory to all present.
r. l.. Rowland, secretary OF the club.
responded when he was called upon for a
toast with poem written on the con-
bers of the club, In it We're mentioned
the different members OF the contest
ing teams and a characteristic OF each
J. A, Reeves, general freight agent for
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-12
SLAYER OF WIFE
LIVES DESPITE WOUNDS

In spite OF the three bullet holes
through his chest just under tho heart
Chris NJ Christensen who murdered his
wife and attempted suicide last Tuesta.
night. is making progress toward re-
coYery at ST. Marks hospital. His con-
dlton was so improved Yesterday that a
guard from police headquarters was de-
tailed to watch at his bedside. Chris
tensen Is now remorseful fo- his ect
ter yesterday afternoon with 4 charge
OF nurder opposite It,
Private funeral services for Mrs Chris
tina Christensen. the murdered wife.
were held ut the funeral chapel oc Joseph
William Taylor yesterday afternoon at
o'clock. Interment was In tie City
ccrnetcrv
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Carbon County Fight in Court

Word was received In Salt Lake yes
tcrday that Judge Christensen OF Nanu
has taken z hand in the controversy over
saloon licenses which is agitatlng Carbon
county and which has led the countI,
commissioners 10 seek the removal Of the
county clerk. Judge Christensen has
granted a writ OF prohibition which for
bids the county clerk 10 issue the con-
tested LICENCES. II was the county clerk S
refusal 10 issue one OF the licenses that
caused the commissioners to appoint spe-
counsel with instructions 10 oust him by
legal means. The Judges ruling uphods
the clerk.
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MRS. STRINGFELLOW
TO BE BURIED MONDAY

Funeral services for Mrs Fannie Little
StrjmpfcIiow, VINO died Thursday after
noom st local hospital. viii be held al
the home OF George Siringiellow. father
sos Fifth East street Monday afternoon
ri . o'clock. Bishop !leber G. Iversor
of the Second ward will ofiiciatc. Friends
arc invited. 1nterment VIII oa IN Guy
Renuicin high rass Tor Mrs, String
follow Will bc celebrated in st. Mary /.
Cathedral "Wednesday morning at
n'rIorl by Father Niley Friends and
lnNilnl.
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QuRrtette Will Go On.

~ The gifted leader, Miss Ro-
lyde, Is now en- route TO Europe
.nue her studies. the popular
0uartette will continue TO work
me same name. Miss Frances
|ssc9nd violin. being the only new
Alss jeanette moves up from
10 nrsL violin. Miss Gladys
Sellist will also be business
Mss Hahn, the new member,
snled and earnest student, who
ued as capable OF doing her part
"ofS the quertette may under
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-12
STENOGRAPHER WILL,
BECOME ATTORNEY

W. II. Folland. for the last eight
years court reporter for Judge George
G.. Armstrong, yesterday resigned from
his official position aud VIII engage
in the practice of law.
Mr.. Folland is one Of the best known
reputation as one Of the fastest and
most eypert stcnopraDhers in the west
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Schedule Is Changed.

Tire has been changed op the Rocle3'
Mountain limited. eastbound, over the
EocE Island ilnes. according to a re-
mort received NJ the local Offices OF tho
company Yesterday. According to the
new schedule the trnin leaves Pueblo at
iO..O o'rIock in tho forenoon and gets
into Chicago at o'clock the next after
noon. Tho train makes tine same time
rs IL formerly did, but Is two hours and
fnrly-fiye minutes later.
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Music at First Methodist.

/ following programme OF sacred
/ has been arranged by Mrs. VIII
Wetzell. choir director. and Mrs.
lsohauer organist, for today's ser
G the First Methodist Episcopal
/ MORNING.
D prelude
! 'GHavo Mercy Upon Me-.
X..si,.sssss .-s~s--,..s-> fedI son
lles ONeiil, Mrs, Frank Sanders,
Il. Hanson and choir.
flpry-
Geek Ye the Lord" 80. Willhurst
n Mrs. HeIge Hanson and
II Miss Ella Hanson.
Lgde-
EVENING.
p prelude
THY Love of the Father.
BE Nols Sorenson and Choir.
f5ory-
solo. ooh Lord, Remember
4 s.,..p,.. Caro- Roma
. Mrs, Ncl9 Sorenson.
|ndp
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Music Notes

I'M male quartctte, composed
Ion ron, Lunn. Standing and
'Bs VIII furnish thc music at
" hospital tllle afternoon Mt
IA c,ni S9i Clayton ga ssett has ar
|fe fse a recital here before her
4 n;oor ;or Europe TO continue her
'{,o,s Give. who recently re-
n M tnree and IL hall years OF
"a 'aao a,o and organ In Berlin and
|f5n "no came close 10 break
II o'erstrain, Is steadily gain
yndovsky. OF tame on bcfi,
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Yundt Is Back,

]. L. Yundt. commercial sgont for the
Wabash, returned yesterday from Chey-
enne. where he went TO attend tho Ma
tional WoolSrowcr5 convention.
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Deming obseauies Monday.

Funeral services for Mrs. Hannah Dem
ing. who died Thursday evening, will be
held at the residence. S29 South Eighth
East street. tomorrow at 1:50 o'clock
Friends are invited. Interment Will be in
City cemetery.
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6pecial Musical Service.

Eclal musical service will be given
|tGnoon at 4;30 at the First Pres-
p church. The following pro-
z VII! be given by Miss Maud
1ganlst, assisted by the church,
e, Mrs. j, C, Taylor. Miss Edna
y. I. Hand and J. W, Curtis:
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Is Repaining Health.

ths early part OF the winter at Medford,
Or. and returned To her home short
" before .christmos, has recovered from
underwent at the L, d. s. hospital
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LEGAL NOTICES.

! IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
First Judicial Circuit. Territory of Ha-
waii. At chambers. In Probate. In
the matter of the estate of Mele Hipa,
deceased.
On reading and fling the petition of
Bishop Trust Company. Limited, an
Hawaiian corporation having its prin-
eipaI office in the City and County of
! Honolulu, Territory Of Hawaii, admin
istrator. of the estate of .Mele Hipa,
late of Honolulu aforesaid. deceased.
wherein il asks to be allowed $4,000
and charges itself with $4,000 and
asks that the. same be examined and
approved, and that final order may
be made of distribution of the prop
erty remaining in its hands to the
persons thereto entitled. and discharg-
ing it and its sureties from all further
and future liability and responsibility
under trust as such administrator.
1t Is ordered that Wednesday. the
23rd day of April. 1919 at o'clock
a. m. before the Judge of said court at
the court room Of the said court at
Honolulu aforesaid, be and the same
hereby is appointed as the time and
place for hearing said petition and ac-
counts. and that all persons interested
may then and there appear and show
cause, if any they have, why the same
should not be granted, and may pre-
sent evidence as to- who are entitled
TO the said property.
Dated at Honolulu this 18th day Of
March, 1913.
BY the Court:
JOHN MARCALL1NO,
Clerk.
HOLMES, STANLEY & OLSON,
Attorneys for petitioner.
5496-Mar. IL, "a. 81. Apr. I.
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DISCUSS FUTURE
PLANS F 0 R
-
COMMITTEE


An adjourned meeting of the Ha.
wall promotion committee was held
Saturday morning in the office
of Secretary Wood at which time the
work to be taken up at the next two
meetings of the organization was dis
cussed. "A special vote of thanks was
rendered by the committee to the Ho
nolulu AID Club for its assistance and
cooperation in local promotion work.
1t was agreed upon by the members
wha attended the meeting this morn
floral parade and carnival at the meet
floral parade and carnival at the meet.
ing of the committee which will be
held on April A. The plan of ap-
pointing a direetorgeneral, who will
have complete charge of the festiyi,
ties and thus relieve the promotion
committee of the burden, will be dis
cussed at this time.
At the regular meeting which viii
be held next Monday. plans for the
future work of the committee will be
taken up, and Secretary Wood ex-
pressed the hope this morning that
all the members of the committee
would be present on that day.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-24

Anarchists marked Easter morning
by exploding bomb outside the bed
loom OF Giovanni Tusaak, welftodo
banker, on the upper floor of five
story flat at Staten and Forsyth, New
York. ~. ..,-s= IL
Scores were hurled from :aeT beds
and a five-foot hole was torn IN the
hallway. Every bit of glass and plas-
ter in the house was wrecked, but not
a life was lost. Rushing from the
house in scant apparel, waving the
sign of the Cross in thanksgiving. the
devoted Italians proceeded to tie near
by Church OF the Resurrection. thank
ing God for their miraculous escape.
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Emperor William will not entrust
the task Of leaving the record of his
life to the chance pens OF posterity.
He is preparing his autobiography
himself.
The work, one OF the most stupen-
Gous autobiographies of the age, will
probably run int several volumes.
The first will deal with his hoy hood,
the maxims of his grandfather, and
the personality and influence Of Ris,
marck.
At last the world will be told the
true story of why, on finding his
feet" he dismissed 1.-THE man of blood
and iron," but that will come in a
later chapter.
He declines to discuss his manu-.
script except with his intimates and
these are pledged to secrecy.
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To the Advertiser

The representatives of the powers
at Sofia today handed the Bulgarian
premier their scheme, embodying the
Lasis for mediation.
Their plan includes two provisions,
in addition to which the ambassadors
stipulate that hostilities must cease
when their proposals to act as media
tors are accepted.
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islands. He will start to work al
nnce.
kiiauea is regarded as one OF the
most important caldera types of vol
canoes in which the molten lava
swells up without erupting. IL
The proposed model to be made by
air. Curtis will be twelve by esgh'
feet in size. Mr.. Curtis has already
made several of these valuable geo
logical models with great success.
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p. 4. suRNETTE

Commissioner Of Deeds for Califor
Ma and New York: NOTARY PUB
Lie; Grants Marriage Licenses, Osa~s
Mortgages, Deeds, Bills OF Sa.e'
Leases. Wills, etc. Attorney io1 .ne
District Courts. 70 MERCHANT ST.
HONOLULU. Phone 1874
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DIED

HANEBERG-In Oakland Cal, Mar,
8, of heart failure, Henrietta Hane-
berg, beloved wife of August Hane-
berg, formerly manager of Olowalu
Plantation, Maui
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Croup Can Be Prevented

When given as soon as the croupy
cough appears Chamberlain Cough
Remedy will ward off an attack of
Group and prevent all danger and
cause OF anxiety. Thousands of
mothers use it successfully. For sale
by all dealers. Benson, Smith & Co.,
Ltd, agents for Hawaii.s advertise
ment,
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The United States government be-
gan the erection of a large wireless
plant at the Pacific entrance of the
Panama canal
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CORPORATIONS HbrlcEs
FRICTION OF OFFICERS.
Honolulu Iron works Company.

At the Annual Meeting of the Stock
holders of the Honolulu Iron Works
Company, held on the 18th day of Feb
ruarys A. d. 1913, the following Off
GERS and Directors were duly elected
to serve during the ensuing year:
President and Director 1880.
............... Mr.. F. NJ. Swanzy
LIST Vice-P President and Director -.
.,.......-s.. Mr.. G. H Robertson
End Vice-President and Director.
Z Observation-Disclosures. Mr.. e. d. Tenney
Treasurer and Director ......,
................ Mr.. g. r. Davies
Secretary and Director ...........
......... Mr.. E. H. Wodehouse
Auditor. Mr.. H. w. NJ Mist
Z. H. WODEH0USE,
Secretary, Honolulu Iron Works
Company.
54S4-Mar. 8, 10. II, "a.
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The destructive wind which has
been sweeping through the states of
the widdle west for the past five
days, leaving death and destruction
in its wake, has somewhat changed
its course toward the northwest. Yes
terday it swept in fury over the states
of Nebraska, Iowa, Indiana and Kan
sas. leaving farmhouses, dwellings
and other buildings lying flat on the
ground.
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BORN

PERSON = In Honolulu, March %,
1913, to Mr.. and Mrs. B. Person, a
boy.
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The funeral of King George /, it is
officially announced, will take place
March 80.
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Princess Mary, only daughter o
the queen and King of England, wa:
confirmed in the private chapel a
Buckingham today She wore a vel
that was worn by her mother at hel
confirmation.
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NOTICE.

The annual meeting of the Henry
Waterhouse Trust Company, Ltd, will
be held at the office of the company,
corner Fort and Merchant streets, in
Honolulu, Tuesday. March Is, 1913, at
9 a. m.
ALFRED L. CASTLE,
5501-2t. Secretary
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pared | assure you the matter will
receive full consideration"