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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-21
BROTHERHOOD OF THE KINGDOM


An organization OF clergymen and
others, and calling itself The Brother
hood Of the Kingdom, seems to exist III
this country, though not very much
known. Recently II held a conference
az Marlborough, n. Y. It's chief aim
In the reorganization Of society under
the domination Of the teachings and
character OF Jesus. Such reorganiza-
ton Of the society is conceived as iden-
teal with the kingdom of God, and
everything which can be included In the
field Of human activity as pertaining to
that kingdom. The existence Of such
an organization clearly indicates the
need Of the divine guidance, the divine
authority and power which character
lie the kingdom of God 1t shows that
there Is desire that seeks expression,
in the heart of man for something more
perfect, than that which human instltu.
tons offer But II should be self-ev-
dent 10 the students OF the Bible, and
history, that the kingdom OF God cam
not be established by human wisdom,
even If It tried to apply the teachings
Of the Bible to social conditions. The
learned and devout rabbls in the begin
ming Of our era, might have tried with
all their might, to apply the teachings
of Moses and the Prophets to the then
existing conditions, but that would not
have been sufficient for the establish
ment OF the church. New revelations of
truth were given; there were new laws.
new principles, new ordinances; the
ancient gifts and graces were revived
and new were added In the same way
now, the kingdom Of God cannot be es-
tabllshed except by the power OF the
Almighty as in former days.
II Is well, however, that human
thought and effort are directed toward
the necessity for the establishment of
that kingdom which Is destined to take
the place OF all Kingdoms, for that is a
necessary preliminary work. We wish
the brotherhood Of the kingdom success.
Partioularlytis 1t to be hoped that its
activity WIN lead to the closer study of
the word of God, and q fun understand
Ing OF the conditions under which alone
the kingdom OF heaven can be estab.
llshed upon the earth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-21
DEsERET EVENING NEWS MONDAY, SEPTEMBER al,

Citations. The girls and boys who are
most fond OF dancing, are IN the age
when impulse governs more than rea-
son. They meet companions not tt
for them TO associate with Convene
tional barriers that properly separate
the sexes are very much let down at
the dance and the result is too often
seen IN the ruin OF the innocent,
For these reasons the dancing hall
should De well guarded. Even the best
thing can be made an evil, when abused.
Dancing, like singing and music, was
once a religious act The poetry OF
motion was used to express Joy In the
divine presence. This may be safely
concluded from the fact that the He
brew word for festivals, which were oc-
caslons OF public religious observances,
is from a verb signIfying TO dance"
IL is not so now. But the nearer II can
be made to approach that ideal, the
more certainly II becomes desirable
enjoyment
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IMPLICIT THE PENALTIES.

There is no rational excuse for Keep
ing on store IN this city large quantities
of explosive material to endanger The
lives and property Of our citizens. There
Is an ordinance forbidding II and pro-
vidlng penalties against those who are
guilty Of It's infractlon. That IL OF no
use unless it rs enforced, The vigilance
Of the FIRE department in seeking for
and ending stores OF explosives, and In
causing the arrest Of one violator Of the
law, Is commendable, II should be fol-
lowed up by thorough and general in
vestigntlon. But even these VIII be OF
little avail II the guilty persons escape
with mere warning or reprlmand. Let
the law be vndicated and the public
protected. There are places designated
outside Of the populated parts OF the
city where explosives may be stored
a very small quantity only is permitted
to be kept as samples where they are
sold The provision Is wise and abso-
lutely essential to public safety II must
be observed no matter who is put to In
convenience. 4 Is astonishing that in
telligent merchants and their employ
es viii risk their own lives and those
OF many others, by keeping enough ex-
plosve matter on hand, in the business
part OF the city to blow up large build
ings and shake the entire city to the
foundations. Vigorously enforce the or
dinance, and vigorously execute its PEN
altles without fear or favorl
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AS 10 DANCING.

The officers of the Mutual Improve
ment associations. and others interest
ed IN the amusemcnts OF the young, do
well In considering what can be done to
throw proper restrictions around dane
ing. There was a time when dancing
was about the only kind OF amusement
available, owing TO the peculiar cir
cumstances In which the people had
been placed. 1t was but natural that
It should be largely INDUCED In then,
for amusement Is an absolute necessity,
But that time IL long ago past, and II
Is proper that that particular form OF
amusement should be looked after We
DO not believe that amusements should
always be of am instructive. or INTEL
lectual character. There must at times,
be relaxation Of mental activity But
proprety should never be lost sight Of
Some Of our friends are very much
opposed to dancing, They have in
herited that aversion from Puritan
times. It IS about all they have re-
tanned from those times, and they
criticize and condemn all who take a
liberal view OF life.
Now, the fact Is that dancing, In IT,
self is neither immoral nor harmful.
II IS, when moderately INDUCED In, a
healthful exercise. Any physician will
tell us so.
But one Of the dangers OF dancing is
late hours, oyerheating through too vio-
lent exercise, and the breathing OF the
dust that Is sure 10 M ballroom.
Many a young person has Killed him.
self, or herself, by not being careful In
the ballroom. Others have laid the foun-
dalton for incurable sickness. The Or
ganism of the body has been injured
beyond repair Many cases OF con-
sumption, It is believed. can be traced
to overheated, not properly ventilated.
dancing halls.
Then there Is the danger of bad asso.
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INJURED OR BENEFITTED :?

The very large majority Of the peo-
pie OF Salt Lake city win be glad TO
know that the committees of the City
Council to whom the requests and petit
tions OF the railroad companies for GER
tain franchises were referred, have de-
clded to report fayorably on the Oregon
Short Line matters, and are favorably
entertaining and investigating most OF
the propositions Of the Rio Grande
Western. We hope the desired arrange
ments viii be effected without delay
There seems to be no good reason why
the Short Line question should not be
settled by the council tonight.
We are in receipt of letter from a
gentleman on the west side, calling our
attention to some statements by the at
torneys for the railroads, admitting
that some people In the vicinity OF the
proposed improvements would be dam
aged thereby,and our friend cites them,
as he imagines, In opposition to the
statement OF the News" that proper
ty In the vicinity of the railroads
would be enhanced in value by the pro-
posed improvements"
We fear the gentleman is not care
full reader The Deseret News contend
ed that some property would be benefit
ted by the Union depot, and that such
damages as resulted would have to be
paid for by the railroads. That is just
what the lawyers argued and so there
ia no conflict between them and US on
that proposition.
We have not taken one-slded view
of this matter. We understand the POI
sltlon Of the people on the west side of
the city. We also perceive the haste
and rashness with which few OF
them rush In to protest against what
they believe to be an invasion OF their
= rights, but which will prove to be moth
Ing of the kind, and no real detriment
except to comparatively small part
of the city's population. a few persons
viii have to go a short distance out Of
their way to reach the upper part OF the
main business street OF this city. The
yladuct on North Temple street and
the footway on South Temple street
WILL in our opinion obvlate most OF the
trouble, and the safety that will be as
sured to foot passengers will overcome
the anticipated difficulties, which VIII
soon be disspated,
Actual injury to property,if that shall
occur will, as we have said repeatedly,
have to be met by the railway company
occasionlng II. Personal damages must
be similarly treated. The good OF the
whole community must not be selnshly
construed Nobody wants private prop
erty taken for public use, or public
property put to a private use, without
fair compensation. All these questions
must be duly considered
But we maintain that the improve
ments contemplated in the franchises
10 be acted upon tonight win be OF gem
oral benefit, will increase the value of
some property adjacent thereto and
that the injury occasloned viii be to
but n very small section and a very few
individuals. The improvements are
wanted, anyway, and the contingent af-
fairs can, no doubt, be settled with sat
isfaction 10 all parties concerned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-21
Baltimore Sun.

The Kaiser has been for years inter-
ested In the near eastern question"
lie Is on good terms with the sultan
OF Turkey. lie deslrea, It Is under
stood. to maintain the integrity of the
Turkish empire and Is consequently
not In favor of any Intervention which
may cause the disntegration of the
empire. He has obtained valuable con
cessions of Germans from the sultan,
and is credited with the intention of
establishing a German sphere of influ-
ence In Asia Minor, In some respects
there, the Kaiser holds the key to the
balkan problem. He is interested in
the final disposition not only of the
sultan's Asiatc domains, but of the
latter's European provinces also. If he
Is opposed to Intervention his influence
may prevent the concert of Europe
or any group of powers from taking ac-
ton, The pope's suggestion to the en-
peror of Austria was made in the In
terest of humanity.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-21

Fair at 81. George. The display from
our Dixie was magnificent, II was not
limited to apples, pears, plums and
peaches, but included nectarlnes,
grapes OF many varieties, tho finest al
monds ever seen In Utah pomegran-
ates, melons ralsns and other varieties
OF those products arranged in style
that commanded universal admiration.
without raising the question Of the
awarding OF the prize cup, we cannot
refrain from wondering why other
fruits than those affected by the cooling
moth, were not taken into account
Flavor, too, should be considered as
well as size, and the general features
OF an exhibit ought to enter into the
competition. The magnificent display
from Moab evoked genuine praise, ana
the variety and beauty Of the collection
were astonishing to beholders.
one thing should not be lost sight Of
In this connections The plaudts for
individuals reflect with shining credit
on the entire Board of Horticulture ev-
cry member Of which labored earnest
'ly from the time of tho announcement
OF the prize offered until the grand ex-
hlbit Of the fruits, TO procure display
worthy OF Utah and 1T for any exposl-
ton. They could not expel the worms
from the apples, nor do more than they
accomplished taking all the circum-
stances into view They have done wen
and the thanks Of the whole state aie
due to them for their efficient and sue
cessful labors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-21
New York Mali and Express.

War Is a terrible thing, but war be-
tween nations cannot be more wasteful
or destructive than such internecine
warfare as that going on now in the
vilayets of Macedonia where Moslem
and Christian villagers are fighting each
other, and where Turkish soldiers and
bulgarian brigands are preying on both.
II SOFIA Is right In charging that 10000
persons have been killed by the Turks
IN putting down the uprising that IL in
stlgated, and that most of these are old
men. women and children, the ''pacifica
ton OF Macedonia is more terrible and
wanton than Turkish Bulgarian war
would be, And even when accomplish.
ed II will settle nothing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-21

THE JEWISH NEW YEAR.

The jewish new year commences to-
day, and the event will be properly
concentrated In the places Of wor-
ship, The Jews count from the orea-
ton OF the world and call the new year
1864 after that event. According to an
Client tradition, the present order Of
things will last six thousand years.
or week" OF millennlums. With the
expiration OF the sixth millennium, a
new era viii come. Sabbath Mlllen-
mum, thousand years OF peace, Of
righteousness and truth. Were this ira
dition' true, and were the Jewish
chronology correct, there would still be
1896 years before the Millennium, But
of course, no chronology that dates
from the creation OF the world is ac-
cepted az correct.
The Hebrews have reason to celebrate
the coming of their new year with
hopeful feelings for the future. The
long night of dispersion seems about to
be broken, and the day Of gathering
Is coming. The activity among them
selves in this direction may be COM
pared to that Of Ezra and Nehemiah
anclently. Ii Is one of the signs Of the
times. And although the probabilities
appear to be against success, as far as
the regaining of Palestine and the res
direction Of the nationality are desired
this may be changed In the twinkllng
Of an eye, at the proper time, The
chief thing is for the people to hold
themselves prepared to go. whenever
the divine command goes forth, And
this preparation seems to be going on,as
never before, IN the history OF dis
persed Judah. The 'Tilvah Israel the
hope Of Israel shines brighter than
ever before,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-21
CHANGE or FAST DAY.

The last Sunday Of this month, Sept.
81, will be observed as fastday In the
Salt Lake Stake OF Zion, on account Of
the General Conference occurring on
the first Sunday OF october.
ANGUS NJ. CANNON,
JOSEPH II. TAYLOR
CHARLES w PENRoSE,
Stake Presidency.
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GENERAL CONFERENCES.

The Seventy-fourth semi-annual
conference Of the Church OF Jesus
Christ of Latter.day Saints. will COM
mence on Sunday, oct 4, 1908, in the
Tabernacle, Salt Lake City. A general
attendance Of the officers and members
OF the Church is invited and desired.
JOSEPH f. SMITH
JOHN n. wlNDER.
4 ANTHoN H. LUND.
First Presidency.
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Memphis scimitar.

When contemplating the accounts OF
outrages and atrocities that come from
The scene OF Turkish military operations
IN Macedonia, It may be well to bear
IN mind that every movement of the
Turks in that distracted province Is
sanctioned by the Christian powers Of
Europe, and that not for an instant
would the present state OF affairs exist
" II were not for explicit permission
or those civilized peoples who are the
hrst and loudest to cry out against the
unholy massacres.
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THE BALKAN CRISIS.
Pueblo Chleftaln.

II is difficult to see how war can be
averted between Turkey and Bulgaria,
Whatever cold-blooded and mercenary
scruples may prevent the powers OF
western Europe from putting an end TO
the horrible outrages perpetrated by
Turkey under the pretense OF govern
ment, the Bulgarlans can scarcely be
expected 10 rest IN quiet while their
friends, neighbors and knsmen are
being massacred by thousands across
their border
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-21
New York Evening Post.

But the horror of the situation lies
not so much in the boodshed of yes
terday and today as IN the certainty
that such things must happen so long
as the Turk rules a Christian popula-
ton. Relief lies only in the expulsion
OF the Turk. and we should be greatly
surprised II these last tales of raplne
should not lncite Bulgaria TO that des-
perate but heroic work As for Chris
tian Europe, she is mumbllng the OUT
worn phrases of Palmsrston, while the
Kaiser. seems to be covertly playing
that role of protector Of the Porte
which Lord Salisbury lived to rdicule.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CONFERENCE.

The general difference of the Deseret
Sunday School Union viii be held at
the Tabernacle, Salt Lake City Sunday
evening. October 4th. at 1880 o'clock,
and the attendance OF all officers and
teachers is desired. A general invita-
ton is extended TO all Sunday school
workers and Saints to be present.
JOSEPH r. SMITH.
\ GEORGE REYNOLDS,
JOS. M. TANNER,
General SUPERINTENDENT.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-21

The Chinese government Will demand
damages for the injuries inflicted on It's
subjects by the Tonopah mob. From
the accounts OF the treatment they re-
ceiyed one would think they had got
about all the damage they could stand.
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BOOKS! BOOKS |!

And then some, All of the popular flc-
ton of the day az soon as issued. An
of the University, College and Public
School Text Books, Children's Story
and Picture Books. All Of the Mormon
Church publications.
We are the largest book concern OF
the state,
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE,
. Main St, Salt Lake City.
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HONOR TO WHOM, ETC.

The encomiums Of our contemporaries
on Hon. Thomas Judd Of st, George, for
his splendid efforts in aid OF the fruit
exhibit at the Irrigation Congress, are
well and deservedly bestowed. He is
President OF the State Board Of IIorti-
culture, and is also in charge Of the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-21

ward TO form government. His res-
ignation looks like a preliminary step
for a campaign with this object In view.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-21

II Turkey and Bulgaria were at war
II Is likely there would be less killing
going on than there is now.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-21

AS winter approaches happy the man
who lives on the sunny side of Easy
street,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-21

The irrigation congress is thing OF
the past, You cannot run irrigation
congresses with the water that is pass
ed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-21

The Sick Man Of Europe Is suffering
from that tired feeling as he never suf-
fered before.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-21

one OF the most interesting race
problems of the day Is Which is the
laster Lou Dillon or Major Delmnr2
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-21

While Utah horticulturists could not
take the cup for the best display OF
fruit they can take thought FOR the
morrow, and see that there Is no worm
I'm the bud next time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-21

The sultan's head lies more uneasy
than all the other crowned heads of
Europe put together.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-21

Admiral Dewey says the North At
'antic fleet is not formidable. But why
should Il be?
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-21

The work Of breaking up the Amerl.
cas- cup challenger Shamrock II. has
begun, Sir Thomas Upton himself also
feels considerably broken up.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-21

The rumor that King Peter Of servia
had been assassinated proved to be un.
founded But some day there win like,
" be another such rumor and It win
not be unfounded.
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The conservation of water is the con.
servatlon Of energy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-21

Curtis Jet has a very black charac-
ter If half the testimony against him
Is true.
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To make both ends meet--fasten one
down securely and pun your hardest
on the other.
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Mr. Chamberlain, by resignIng, has
achieved worldwide notorlety II not
fame II may be said TO be his crows
ing achievement.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-21

The old saying, "Butchered to make
Roman holiday should be changed to
"Butchered to make Turkish holi-
day"
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The Macedonian cry Is: Help Cas-
sius, or | perish"
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Coming events cast their shadows be-
fore Germany is anxious to know II
Russia thinks the time has arrived for
the breakup OF Turkey In Europe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-21

When Emperor Francis Joseph and
Emerpor Wilhelm met they kissed.
They are not afraid OF the kiss mlcrobe
for they are brave men.
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The Garland farmer who was award
ed the Havemeyer cup for the best
sugar beets is entitled to have gar
land upon his brow.
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II Is not improbable that Mr.. Cham
berlaIn wishes to be asked By King Ed
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Lieutenant Peary is confident that
he win reach the North Pole. II he
does not do that he viii likely over
reach himself.
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The cold spell has slumped.

1t is said of Jim Jeffries that his fist
Is his fortune.
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