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2 TE HERALDREPUBLICAN SALT LAKE CITY UTAH MONDAY DEC 6 1909
4 ElKS HONOR THEIR DEAD
Continued from Page 1
first raunaoul to this day when vast
multitude kneel in sorrow temple
races about the shrine where the leap
ing tongues c4 memory fire are lifted
high The organ tones of the human
heart trtmblingly respond to the fin
gers of pain that press the keys makIng
Ing not a discord of wild sorrow for the
angels of lVe and hope weave the
notes of the pain oog into a subtle
nocturne of faith and resignation
Yesterday I and memory today and
lovo tomoriow and God her you not
ycjr heart hinging aa around the holy I
rojm you keep for your loved lost the
quiet ones smile again as they were I
ttont to do In the sweet yesterdays
hon vhey walked beside you in the I
vuy
luyYesteT < la and memory It Is glo
rious to remember lov Th iovc re
membrances and the love hght l have I
len the bacon of all the way men
have walked I
Custom Is Beautiful
This beautiful custom of your fra
tt rnlty Iii ruoted in the finest ntliaant
o if the human soul Gathering to brood
in the quietness of sorrows temple upon
the worth of those who were and in
c rth are no more to ponder a little
siaoe on lifes solemnity beauty and
bevity no hss than its high rewjwnsi
b hty we are here to tod in a new ap
luehenslm of the worids sorrow a new
enthusiasm IIf pity and love which shall
B did us from this holy hour to service
gi ntler arid more beautiful men be
C ti use th y and God need us in love and
ilivmeneii
All the ellIs of your brotherhood are
jnirshaled m ijunt array as Yi > come to
iliii servi > In thvir hands they bear the
Tint lne < l mantles of tender charity In
tin ir VOl a a message that bids you
HI > ep ai < I le all the petty memories that
iutter on life s bruists and Its deep
FuT B That i > > nut only because the heart
livt a bui lft ause judgment runs not to
TH neitr H t anv other human life We
um no niirt hange lifes deformities of
niul by Hie aleheniy of love and tears
liaii can the tender mother the maimed
t niple of the baby life she holds at her
V > east But as beneath the broidered
iawn the mum is hid and the flower
fcce minimus heavens light is turned
to fond viw so we come bidding the
Winged inearnKers of other days to
bring witli swift flight the record of all
tl e worth and kindness the virtue and
Tinselfighness the love and the genuine
ximlymg things that shot through the
a t s of tiltsi our brothers In their earth
l > pilgrimage like threads of gold
tlif ugh th tllken meshes of an oriental
a eh
An Hour of Love
This 1 hues hour when the heart
craves th presence and the Sight of its
beloved dcul The roll call summons them
rot that we may emphasize jnat of the
earth earthy that moved In fhem as in
111 lifes love and swuetness but that
14n the yesterday of earth may fail
xn < niirvR golden light kfawinfr into liv
ing splendor all it touches The pathos
of life is in few things so writ as in
the hearts loyalty to its ideals The
divicenese of our Imaginings is evidenced
In loves persistence and the devotion of
the soul to those who have drunken with
us at loe bubbling Spring
It is beautifully fit and fitly beautiful
that you should in this lodge of sorrow
dignify the fraternity whose spirit has
touched you with tenderness and for a
fleeting hour enthrone the humbVi souls
that have filled with ours the woof of
lifes simple sweet brave commonplaces
You should remember not only the bond
that holds in common life tbe myriad sons
of men who ever falter by the way of
life and ever on the lip need frame For
give me Father 0 forgive but likewise
that h roiam and l Leauty that mark eve
the humblest of men again and again
So today in living hands we hold not
the withered flower falling again to Its
nature dust but the perfume of living
souls Is gathered In the chalice crysta
ouls that in lifes simple deeds of fidelity
and sacrifice won that chaplet of re 1
membrance we lay upon the serene brows
unconquered of death physical
Abiding Lesson Taught
They rise in the light of the morning
whose glory abides whose lofty purpose
no accident mars no human falling ar
rests Thank God the human heart comes
> ven slowly to learn the lessen abiding
Of old remembrance was for the great
alone the great of place and power But
> race is filling the earth no longer hyp
notized by gorgeous splendor and glitter
ng state whose crimsons were the blood
ily e of the great masses whose pearls
wfTf the frozen tears of common hu
manity
They whom we mourn walked not in
the worlds high places where the dizzy I
height too often lends madness to mar
he glory that might be The fire of
commanding genius that touches the few
blazed not In their souls But they were
great to those who loved them and they
are remembered here with sorrow be
pinise in qlmnle fidelity they did lifes
duty despite the common human failing I
n pimple love they served the world and
their fellows in simple heroism wrought
and endured As they loved they Tlunp
with generous hands Into the places of
pain a bit of cheer Into the home of sor
row a handful of love Into maimed
crushed lives a posy of the hearts sweet
charity
This great fraternity is built upon the I
comprehension of the essential goodness
in the humblest soul that walks the earth
and of an eternal compulsion to mutual
love and sacrifice Because we ourselves
haU soon be a part of yesterday and
memory the song of today and love tieeds
stir us into service Standing on the cor
nerstone of the new temple men are
building on earththe stone of service
that rests on the foundation of brother
hood we are at last where we sense
the truth We find it not only In the
bonds of that marvelous common life that
beats in president and pauper but one
which Is welded in the golden links of
common needs and sorrows the great
heart griefs and moral crises in the com
mon fallings and dependencies of the I
human heart
One Destiny for All I
There is but one destiny one end be
fore men in the earth that is the com
mon realisation of the family life In the
brotherhood of man sharing the heritage
of God our Father
Through all tbe clangor and clamor
of selfishness that mars the worlds peace
there rises an anthem which in Increas I
ing strength is sounded as men for love
of men and lore Of God are giving them
selves with their gifts to the needy of
the earth the broken and the sorrowing
of the race We can pay our debt to
the marvelous past whose pangs and Buf
ferings cave ue birth We can discharge
lifes debthood in no grander way than
as we pay to the need of the present the
debt of the past
Back of all our differences of race
oeuntry and creed convictions and herit
ages we are coming to see the oneness of
the great brotherhood and to labor for
its establishment in love Let us rejoice
in the beauty of that love whloh is our
portion and which glorifies even the com
monest life To those who have gone we
pledge a toast of tears and love tears
for heart low and heart longing tears
for smiles vanished and voices gone love
for all that in the lives of these our
brothers have passed from labor into
rest The solo O Loving Father by Miss
Amy Osborne one of the rising young 1
vocalists of Salt Lake was an impressive
feature and following a selection by the
orchestra Mr Graham and Mrs Peters
rendered O Love Divine The mixed
quartette sang Praise Yo the Father I
Miss Irene Ketly was the accompanist
The closing ceremonies including the
doxology and benediction by the chap
lain P P Christensen were as solemn
and Impressive as the opening and the
annual Iqflge of sorrow was at end
The offfcere and committees which had
charge of the lodge of sorrow are aa
follows
Officers James W Collins exalted
ruler A G MackenzIe esteemed leading
knight S Ewing esteemed loyal knight
L C Kelsey esteemed lecturing knight
A W Raybould secretary B F Red
man treasurer V A Settllyon esquire
S A Place tyler D L Nlckuin inner
guard P P Christensen chaplain H A
Lelpslger organist
Memorial CommitteeH A Leipslger
chairman W R Sibley F T Collins
W W Halllday J C Cooley
Recepton CommItteeF L Gardner
chairman J C Leary E M Keysor
Thomas Homer Harry C Bauson J C
Jack Robert Akin Sam C Sherrill
Gideon Snyder Harry Brain Ben Davis
L E Kahn C L Applegate A J Davis
J H Knickerbocker Oscar Lehmann W
C Locklngton C S Pulver George F
Strickey A C Sullivan C B Starr C
H Reed Thomas M Ivory G A Bellen
ger E F Kaufmann W G Romney I
Siege E C Penrose
Each of the chief or
gans of the body is a
link in the Chain of
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p stronger than its
weakest link the body
no stronger than its
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THE ORIGIN OF KID BURNS
The origin of Kid Burns the George
M Cohan slang creation to be played by
Victor Moore in The Talk of New York
which conies to the Salt Lake theatre to
night has provoked no little speculation
on the part of press and public Some
say that Mr Cohan found his original in
a New York Bowery boy others that he
was taken from a Philadelphia prize
fighter of some note and still otters at
tempt to disprove those theories by say
ing i that he is purely and entirely the in
vention of young Mr Cohan
It may be stated here that none of these
conjecture la of any value as far as the
real truth is concerned for the origin of
Kid Burns or the Cohan play is no I
other than an exrace track tout liv
ing in retirement at this present moment
and enjoying the greatest prosperity Af
ter the production of Cohans FortyFive I
Minutes from Broadway in which Moore
first made the Kid famous the real
Burns was given wide publicity among I
the racing public resulting not a little
in his advancement to wealth and posi I
tion I
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AMUSEMENTS
AMUSEMENTS TODAY
f Salt Lake theatreVIctor Moore in +
4 George M Cohans The Talk of 1
+ New York 815 p m 4
f Orpheum theatre Vaudeville 215 +
4 p m and 815 p m +
i Colonial theatreFrederick V Bow +
f ers in Commencement Days 816 +
+ pm +
+ Bungalow theatre Pantagee Vau +
+ deville 210 p m and 830 p m +
MMfHMt + t + + H + + + + + t + + t
COLONIAL THEATRE
Commencement Days a play of col
lege life is the offering at the Colonial
this week The novelty and freehneac of
the production are its chief merit So
many plays and musical pieces have been
written upon this theme that new fea
tures are as welcome as they are unusual
Commencement Days is a clean whole
some drama with clever situations and
very attractive musical numbers A large
audience greeted the performance and
thoroughly enjoyed the fun the enthu
siasm of some University of Utah stu
dents in the gallery being especially
marked
Frederick V Bowers did his full share
of the singing and funmaking His
songs the music of which is his own
were sung in a droll way that added much
to the enjoyment Repeated encores were
responded to with local lines that made
a genuine hit His latest song Love
Me Dreamy Eyes was delightfully fea
tured and it is a charming bit of melody
In the role of Billy Douglas Mr Bow
ers was the real college man of the play
He gang the Baseball Song and acted
the part about as It would be dyne after
a real victory on a real baeeljkll field
and the support of the chorus lit a mimic
game was excellent
The plot gave a chance fQr some good
emotional acting Miss Grace Hopkins
as Lorraine Douglas played the diffi
cult role of a girl suspected of theft
which she IB obliged to confess with
spirit Her emotion when the theft Is
made known to her father Is well done
and she deserves much credit for her in
terpretation
The company is good as a whole The
principal parts are taken creditably Eliz
abeth Van Sell as Kate Wells is the
lovable senior who is the favorite and
leader of her class Her sterling worth
and serious character are traits which are
always admired and Miss Van Sell in
terprets the role carefully Little Olivette
Haines as the college freshman Ie an
other favorite and she has a charming
song Im Looking for a Sweetheart
which she sings in a fetching manner
The twins bj Amy Dale and Leila Smith
furnish some clever fun but the work of
Eva Abbott as the house mother is col
orless
The support In the mens roles II good
Willard Louis as Brick Harding in
love with one of the twins whom lie
could not tell apart is excellent The
part of the professor IB also well taken
Tbe play is well staged and it goes with
vim and spirit The company is large
and when grouped ill the spread of the
first act and on the campus presents
some very pleasing pictures Commence
ment Days has caught the spirit 01 col
lege life and is one of the merriest pieces
that has been written on this oftenused
theme The play may be seen the re
mainder of the week with matinees Wed
nesday and Saturday at the Cclonial the
atre
ORPHEUM THEATRE
Four good acts are presented in this
weeks Orpheum bill and the others put
the program slightly below the average
for the season Miss Rosa Roma fur
nishes the moat artistic act playing clas
sical and southern melodies In a manner
which lows P mastery of the violin Miss
Roma Is a handsome little woman and
her costume and the stage setting add to
the excellence of her act
The Howard brothers Eugene and Wil
lie are playing a return with their mu
sical and comedy sketch called the He
brew Messenger Boy and the Thespian
It Is better than before the slight changes
being improvements Their reception last
night amounted to a genuine ovation
Ballerinls canine tumblers are easily the
best animal actors seen In Salt Lake this
season and a special feature In their
performance is the ease and apparent
willingness with which the six or eight
dogs perform their clever feats without
compulsion or visible command George
Bloomquest and his company present a
oneact comedy that is a laugh all
through and the principal is clever
The bill is ooened by Myers and Rosa
who are skillful in handling the lariat
John Birch follows with a burlesque
blood and thunder melodrama in which
he takes a dozen parts and gets a laugh
for each one Clark Martlnettle and Joe I
Sylvester de some amazing tumbling and
their escapes from Mfleus Injury seem
remarkable The moUwa pictures are not
worth while
MISSION THEATRE
A decided Interest la being manifested
in labor circle over the forthcoming
presentation of the powerful labor play
ette The Hand TNt Rules which
cornea to the new Mission theatre this
week This play Is from the pen of Al C
Joy of the San Francisco Examiner and
has received the highest encomiums of
the labor element of the western metrop
olis which la a strong recommendation
Miss Nannary carries a complete setting
showing a mill in full operation In ad
dition to this act there are six others
The Mission opens on next Wednesday
night December S Two performances
each evening will be given The first will
commence at 730 and the second at 816
Popular prloae will prevail All seat will
be reserved to the first performance each
evening as well aa to the matinees
MME SEMBRICH
Beginning at 10 oclock today the Salt
Lake theatre will be open for sale of
tickets for the engagement of Mme Hem
bitch which occurs Thursday night Dur
ing the past week many mall orders have
been filled ana Indications point to a
record house for the great singer who
will make her first appearance before a
Salt Lake audience
Funeral Notices
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Funeral services for Emily H Chase
will be held Monday at the resi
dence of her daughter Mrs W H Mc
Intire No 269 Seventh avenue at S p m
Funeral services will be private
Funeral services over the remains
of Bodll M Elton will be held on
Monday at 1 p MI at the Twentys h
Ward Church Eighth South and Eighth
West Friends are invited to attend In
terment in the city cemetery
THOROUGH TEST Of I
WIRELESS SYSTEM II I I
Boston Dee 5T1te scout cruiser Sa
lem which with the Birmingham is
equipped with the moat elaborate wire
le 1 outfit ever placed aboard an Amer
ican war vessel today sailed from the
Charlestown navy yard on a cruise of
thousand of miles through tropical
seas and Arctic ice floes for a thorough
and complete test of wireless telegraphy
under all conditions The Birmingham
is expected to follow soon