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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-17
a PLEASANT ANNOUNCEMENT.

me anuounceemnt that the Western
Pacific and Rio Grande roads are 10
have joint shops here is most crafty
ing 10 all Salt Lakers. 1t has been Civ
ell out that the shops are to be of such
character that it will be possible 10
build locomotives in them. besides do
ing heavy repair work of every char
acter. The value Of such a plant 10
salt Lake city is apparent Something
like 500 wage-earneIs wt'l b. emp,oyul
in them and that means. when we re-
member that a considerable proportion
az the men have families. a large add
ton 10 the population.
Railroad machinists are considered
very desirable citizens. They earn
good wages and they are, as a rule.
steady. sober and industrious. Many of
them quickly buy or build homes for
themselves and take an intelligent in
terest in the affairs of their municipal
Fly. These are the sort of people Salt
Lake will acquire when the new shops
are completed and in operation. Aside
from the mere money value Of the new
corners they will be an advantage to the
city in all respects.
The Increased payroll. however is not
thing TO be lightly passed over. Prac-
ticaily every dollar earned by the shop
employees will be distributed among
salt Lake merchants and business men.
The city can we'll afford to give the
railroads all reasonable encouragement
in their enterprise. and every assur-
ance that they are welcome.
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The death of Robert II. Officer has
taken away one of the city's best nan,
and brought sorrow 10 q very large Gig
Gle Of friends. Though he was always
unassuming and transformations i!f bis
relations with others. he Was rec9s-
nized as a man of exceptional ability
in his profession and man Of the very
highest standards. His work was al
ways done well. ana his technical judg-
ment and findings were accepted with
out question as absolutely honest and
exact. His social life was characterized
by consideration for others, by a dis
like OF the conventional shams. BY a
tender sympathy for suffering. which
cndeared him to al who knew him. His
absence will be felt bitterly in the home
where he found his greatest happiness;
and the sympathy of innumerable
friends goes out TO the bereayed wife
and little ones.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-17
THE MORAL OF JONES' SUIT.

The verdict in the Jones libel suit and
the result OF the verdict are cause for
congratulation 10 the winners and TO
every newspaper in the country. Jones
himself was only an incident. most
unsavory incident as the testimony
proved. The important thing involved
was the right of newspaper to pub
lish the truth. because upon that right
depends the strength of the press and
the power of public opinion which de-
ponds upon the press for information.
In this particular case, Jones claimed
he had been damaged TO the extent OF
$4,000 by the publication Of articles
concerning his management of the
county inhrmary. If the facts pub
lished had really been Incorrectly
stated or if he had been damaged by
the circulation of untrue statements,
ne could doubtless have secured repard-
tion and retraction without recourse to
a libel suiy. The newspapers Of the
country generally. and Of salt Lake in
particular, are always ready 10 correct
misstatemeuts. and they do no. publish
hurtful matter without careful investi-
cation of the facts and the conviction
That the publication is justified.
II is true that reporters, like other
human beings. sometimes err and are
misled. but it rarely happens that the
error is Intentional or the misstate-
ment malicious. because malicious men
do not stay in the business long enough
10 disgrace their profession; ana any
reputable newspaper will rectfy q mis-
lake of any sort as matter Of bust
ness as we'll as Of justice.
In a way. Jones experience is valu-
able TO him and his kind as we'll as to
the newspapers OF the city and state.
j has demonstrated that a libel suit
as well as IN cash. 1t has shown. also.
that a newspaper win be upheld by the
law when il preserves the traditions Of
free press by exposing WrongdOine in
public life even at the risk Of the an
noyance and expense Of defending an
action in conf.
Likewise. the revelations of the trial
have shown that the administration Of
salt Lake county under 81 Republican
regime has been most disgraceful. Tn
Intentionally, Jones has brought about
an exposure of conditions which would
justify grand jury investigation or an
inquisitiou Of some other properly con-
siituted authority which would review
al the actions or the county commits
sioner or commissioners who permitted
Jones TO hold ONCE.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-17
EVENTS OF The WEEK.

Sunday-New Britssh c.5uet selected.
Chinese demand more liberal treatment
Al tie nands OF the United states. Light
ship lost during 4 storm off Nantucket
shoals.
Monday-Russian refugees tell of the
awful slaughter or Jews IN Russia Death
OF Senator Mitchell not announced in
the senate. Death of Edward Atkinson.
tie noted political economist. Caleb Pow
ers case before the United States SUI
preme court. Pope creates four new car
dinals.
Tuesday-Ryan tells Of threats made
BY E. ii. Hartman in connection with
the purchase of the Equitable stock. AZ
torney General Moody shows how the
rebaters can be imprisoned IS, wei as
fined, Three big blocks at Lorraine, o.,
wrecked by strike sympathizers.
WedhesdaE-Alt railway indicted Tor
Relating. Charles A Peabody elected
president Of thu Mutual Life Insura nee
company. ". K. Hearst loses his case
In court of appeals. Squabble of Demo-
cratic minority IN lower house OF con.
gress. John NJ Gearin. a Democrat. APP
pointed Caited States senator from Ore
gon. spot copper sells at - cents il
eastern markets
Thursday-Another case OF hazlng at
Annapolis naval academy creates excite
ment in official circles Indictments re-
turned by federal grand jury at Phila-
deiphta against railroads FOR Relating.
anthracite cocl miners in convention.
House Republicans caucus on statehood
bill. Debate In the senate on Panama
canal bill. Annual report OF interstate
commerce commission.
Friday-E. H. Hartman gives his YER
sion of the controversy with Ryan over
control OF Equitab Bile; Ex-Governor DIeN.
Governor Higgins and the late Speaker
Nixon placed IN unenviablc light Son
tence Of death against Johann H0ch at
llrmed ny supreme court OF Illinois.
strawberry valley iirie8tiOn project ap-
proved by Secretary Hitchcock and ST.
-yav9 set aside for the work CT con-
struction. Bourke Cochran makes tell
ing speech in the house on tie insurance
question.
Saturday-Goverrmen of Russia GefiCd
by the nroletriat. John \. Mccall IT,
leaves Paris for New. York, Andrew
Hamilton having declined to return ana
testify before the legislative investiga ting
committee. RIA, Russia in possession
Of the rev0ludopists. oreson decides %
send a representative 20 THE see Amerl-
Cd First" Convention in this city, Jan. .
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-17
CHRISTMAS BUYING.

The Christmas shopping win be on
in earnest this week Those who
haven't decided what they want to give
father mother. Johnny. Willie Maria
and the rest, including the uncles, the
cousins and the aunts, miil-,have 20
hurry. A great season is the glad
some YUletide. II is voted hy ccmmoa
consent the happiest holiday OF tho
year. At least it should pe the happi-
est, because lit involves more sacrifice
ON the part of tho sroWn-ups, it means
more To the children than any other
holiday
We would 10 or say nothing toycas;
damper on the festivities. Rather
would we add 20 The fun. But We cam
rot let the occasion pass without meR-
ton Of one of the serious phases Of
Christmas giving. That rs the inclina-
tion TO oveTdo the thing. Too many
people indulge in eXtrayagances around
Christmas that they would deeln little
short Of criminal at any Other Tins.
They give more expensive presents
than they can afford 70 give. and 100
often the giving is associated with 4
lively expectation of equally Valuabl2
presents IN return.
It is too bad that all cannot enjoy
Christmas in a rational. sane manner.
Yet this happy condition seems inpos-
sible of realization. No amount Of SER
lnonizmg does any good. We think
that this Christmas We Will stay within
our means, we will give inexpensive
presents, We determine to be happy
with the small things. Then. as al
Ways, we are swept into the maeistrom
OF shoppers, We see others buying the
fine goods, we suspect We are going to
receive something fine ourselves and
the finish is for US a financial strin-
gency that continues until well iIts tn
spring.
Understand. we are not preaching
any doctrine of seldshness. selhshncss
Is not always manifested in q desire TO
hold fast 10 that which you have and
TO acquire as much as you can. There
may be selhshness in the determination
to make as good a showing as our
friends. in making sure that our Christ
mas shall not be marred by the recol-
lection that John Jones has given us
more than We have given john.
Don't you believe that the happiest
ChrisJElases you ever knew were q long
time ago. when you had perhaps dol
lar TO spend and the dollar must be
distribute among a dozen people?
What fm you had buying a 15-cent
collar 70, your father. a cheap little
handkerchief for your mother, a whistle
for the little brother. a Christmas card
for the big sister. and so on. And don't
you remember how those little gifts
pleased the recipients. how they Won
dered how you knew just exactly what
they wanted for Christmas?
You are a poor man or Il poor woman
if you have no such recoIlections. If you
have always had an abundance to
spend. always the ability to buy with
out thought OF cost. We still think that
the happiest Christmas celebrations
are found In the cottages on the side
streets, where the pennies mean more
than the dollars 10 the dwellers in the
mansions. With money it : possible
to give happiness at Christmas; but
money cannot buy happiness al that
season or at any other.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-17
NOT THE RIGHT ONE.

During the national civic federatiOn's
convention in New York Samuel Com
perS, apropos OF mistake Said
1T might have been embarrassing
embarrassing as the position Of a Young
man OF Toledo whom I heard about the
other day.
lie had been calling now and then on
a young Toledo lady, and one night as
he sat in The parloT waiting for her TO
come down, her mother entered the room
instead, and asked him. In 3 very grave
stern way. what his intentions were.
He turned very red and was about TO
stamnier- some ineohercnt raply.- when
suddenly the young lady called down
from the head Of the stars:
Mamma, mamma, that is not the
one "
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-17

The Christmas edition Of the Deseret
News made its appearance yesterday
afternoon-aud abuBdantly measured VI
20 the promises of the News mana 2e-
ment our sprightly contemporary has
put out many excellent Christ
mas editions. and We feel justi-
fed i'm saying that. viewed from all
standpoints. this years edition meal-
urcs up To its predecessors.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-17

We never could see anything partic-
ularly advantageous about kicking a
man who Is defeated, and we never
found anything very edifying In the
spectacle when practiced by others. but
if a contemporary wants 10 indulge in
It, IL is "up to- the contemporary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-17
Miaht Have Been Worse.

brigham City News1
Last Wednesday the girls of the II. s.
entertained the boys Candy, peanuts ana
applies were served and then the bows
rendered an imbortu program.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-17
They Pail as a Steady Diet.

(Memphis Commercial Appeai9 ~
Senator Depew cannot understand why
he has lost out with the newspape
They have doubtless grown tired Of a
steady diet Of chestnuts.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-17

]; begins to look as If Hoch, the wife
murderer would be hanged, after all.
The Illinois supreme court has upheld
the verdict of the lower tribunal.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-17

In the tact that you were not drawn
on the jury list for 1906 you may he
able TO find additional reason for feel
ing merry.
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Provided for Emergencies.
CDctrnit Nc,rsN


In ma king up his campaign fund stare
ment Chairman CorteiyOu has, of course
remembered that the insurance investi-
cation is not yet complete.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-17

We could very Well stand a nice little
snowstorm for the Carisunas season.
WIN the weather. man kindly maize a
note OF il?
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-17

But before you exhaust your praise
vocabulary, wait till you see the New
Year edition The Herald is going 10
issue two weeks from today.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-17
Even Father.

(Amcrican Fork Citizen)
Every body are working for the sue
cess OF the NJ W c.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-17
Now, Which One Is InsuIted7
ATLANTA JnnrnaL.l

Even the sultan of Turkey will grant
reforms when he has to. The sultan is
Just like the president of an American
insurance company.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-17
Can Pick Up "sieepers."


Stockton SentneI)
More men would go TO church if games
OF chance were provided 10 entertain
them.
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WITH THE PHOTOGRAPHERS
VIII Do Just as Well.
.lAnacondo Standard !

Being a good Methodist, Governor elect
Pattison will go into office without any
inaugural ball accompaniment There
will be a Democratic halleiujah service
instead.
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WITH THE STATE PRESS.
How Could He?
tOgdo0 Standard.

\ bright young man OF about is years
wno wants 10 work HIS way mp I'm the
ncw2pa per business. may find AN oo-
portQnity by inqGiring at the Standard
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-17
Must Be d New Brand.

(Iron County Record)
Let the Palace Drug company take
your measurement for An OvercOat \
stylish garment and a good fit will be
the result.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-17
Victory ought to Be Easy Now.


Among other hopeful Democratic signs
Benjamin y. Odell refuses TO relinquish
his control of the Republican organiza-
ton in New York.
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And to "sever His connectiOn.o

fPittsburg Dispatch0
After d breathing spell Mr. McCUrdy
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Mrlttrl1 am Mnlprittf11 I
Rtg1ta 1T Antrrltatt mnntpn.
BylAL1cE STONE BLACKWELL. zs. ~. 3
BY. ALICE STONE BLACKWEL
y s*s Ynp,rn atfst E$s8 70

Rights of two kinds written unwtten Unwrtten rights
may be nevertheless real Of unwritten rights those that to
women from the kindness and chvry Of American certain
y have than the Of other countries American
the best in the world AS Mrs Mary A. Lermore said any
who doubts has months abroad and she will
back convinced z4ss#s ~~-..~~--~~-~~. --.~~o
The written rights Of women differ greatly different parts
of the United States In Wyoming Colorado Utah and Idaho
be elected president of United States In Kansas they have
municipal suffrage Throughout of United States they
have fewer political rights the England Scotland Ire
land Canada Australia New Zealand Norway Sweden and several
other European countries t=#
The property rights of differ different states In
Massachusetts married controls her earnings Cali
foria her earnings belong her husband In Louisiana
witness legal Massachusetts, her sigma
good MANS Informed that in Louisiana widow
be guardian of her children unless family
council Of her deceased husbands relatives decides that she The
mother and the mothers relatives though equally in blood to the
children, have voice in the matter. @@*@ ~
On the guardianship of children the laws of different
widely In married mother has literally legal rights her
children long she and her husband live together China
married respectable Irish When their first child
tee days old the husband gave his brother to be taken
China and brought there The mother through the Society for the
promptly decided that the husband within his rights He the
legal the baby he had the sole right what should
be done with it.
The thing might happen to-day of the states of
the Massachusetts, of the states where could not
happen The Massachusetts, suragists succeeded in getting
changed three years after IS years effort The
only society ranged itself definitely the side the
opposed the further extension of su
frage women 1t circulated for under its official imprint
defending the old law that the husband the sole control
of the children.
Women living the g. states that deny equal guardian
however, have less rights than the OF foreign
lr'es' IN most Oh "'e" "S ID" - 'e - .<< 1 A&s<~>4:
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Uhr Athlrttr &nml
ami JtH mu1rl
BY DR.. JOHN L. SEWELL.
Well-Known Pastor Of Boston.

teg The athletic soul tainted money and tainted
manhood i
We familiar with the athletic body both
oftseen reality modern life There Is greater
hero the present hour than the who muscles to
athletic achievement From young and DID, from the
we'll the stronger he aduaon and adoaon
baseball pitcher basan who homage anxious
to be afba the football team before whose
saugts all eeber must lick the duswho
boys and youths in this worship such ideal?
physical athlete rewarded by fame and popularity he to-day frequent
y able to turn his substantial cash
By the title, "The Athletic Sou mean of course, that
has the splendid and desirable elements of strength which
with the bodily athlete AS instantly carry
the of character of the qualities
admire the of popular sports For two
iou out this analogy First of ALL to lift bit higher
OF modern atetc its Developments and the
place. remind that feeble muscles and do not
bar out from character which shall shine forth with
spendor which ilusousy athletic physique
And will be surprised think when you
highest of the athletic soul is the soul of the
confessed and follower of Jesus Christ the
whose character hide its splendid strength When
Der the early life of the Carpenter of NAZARETH when think
laborng home where toll for the supply
daily needs when let fancy dwell the hard tasks which
taxed His physical powers and developed His growing body
wonder if Christianity has done justice the genuinely athletic
sique which Jeseu we'll have possessed and if the fey
which has often been put ideals Of His face and FORM
desire magnify the full his purity and loneliness has done
justice to the masculine vgor alike of His body and SOUL
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ing under its attacks
Hay marriages think unquesonably the chief Of
the alarming People to rush the marriage
state without it due thought serious consideration They
do realize that it holy and sacred and that
those who enter called make and sacred
People do not think enough nowadays They life ser
ous enough There unfortunate general tendency things
in hurry and without thought of the consequences This tendency is
noticeable many other things than the marriage contract but
the marriage contract conspcuouy harmful than anywhere
else.
The direct and conspicuous evils resulting from divorce
the spread general immortality which bound follow in the wake
of divorce awful degradation brought the
children of the divorced That feature of the which
fear few stop realize in all its distressing aspects Not only
children Inundated but the example set them by their whom
they should and of the possible.
regards the marriage lightly how then will the child
gard when he grows up? No thinking possibly
question the statement that divorce immortality and
impure living.
AS to the claim that the agitation of the divorce Sub does harm
let that much better stir the foul pool much better to
break sagnaion than and it, while the
spreads undernne all that good and admirable social life
Reform must begin where the evil startat the top 1t lies with
cultured Of character wealth and social position
healthy check upon the axiy the
and morals of the time.
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UhR 4nntaaktng
nf mu1Rrtt Sin
BY PROF. EDWARD A. ROSS.
Of University Of Nebraska.

stead his ship
nalefactor The aceries
fly skull and cross bones at the mast head.
The of the makes possible counrfing smuggling pecula
ton and Commerce emp the the forger and the
bezzer Every hdua relation fresh opportunity for breach
of The daring sins of times incidental the ruthless
pursuit of private ends and the Victims like the wayfare down by
the automobile, offered up to the god of speed.
How decent the pale sayngs of the qack the adterator and
the of polluted water compared with the red Sayings of the
bandit assassin What abyss between the knife play Of the
and the law deing neglect fence dangerous machinery
furnish with safety couplers The providing of
pectng with or secretly loaded with bars
make for their deficiency weight of cork only spirit
a akin the eacey of Joab The methods of
the property of others characterized by ndrecess and refine
very grateful to the natural feelings
The fuve apphensive of tile titappcr the porch
climber would jar disageeaby the dodger swearing his
property the official conceang rakeo his specifications
public building The work of the sharp the be rig
ger type OF that will stick the massive artistic
swndlng of the contemporary promoter.
School board grafters who bai applicants for teachers
position sabbg the free pub school, The corrupt bosses
numbering government The perpetrators
election unwitngly assail institution
the people do that boodng reason that bcai
piracy that cmbeennt theft that speculation gambling
lodging larceny that railroad discrimination cery that
factory labor of children slavery and that deeerou adueraon
murder