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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-08

| tho dollyerer not only Of the descend.
ants OF Abraham, but the savior OF the
human race, N the Gospels arc nu-
thento records, Jesus either waa this,
| or ilo was an lmpoetor II IN nonsense
| 10 accept ~ true the Gospel narrative
concerning Ills birth, and Ills life, ana
pronounce I, falsehood when II sets
forth Ills death and lils resurrection,
" the Gospels are true, Jesus was the
Son Of God lie died for the sins
or Che world, and lie rose from the
dCld, ana assembled ~ glory ana win
ngnln appear IN power ana majesty
The resurrection In ~ well atlested an
any Incident In the life OF Jesus Moth.
lnR but the testimony ~ eye.wii.
nosscs TO that greatest Of all miracles,
can account satisfactorily for the mar.
volous progress OF u religious sect,
whose chief first oSponenls were fisher.
men from most obscure part OF the
Roman empire, ana who preached sal.
walton through failh In one executed n
blasphemer and traitor
Rabbi sNcrman' draws Oh his fancy
when he asserts that Peter and the
other apostles through mirconceptlon,
spread the false report that Jesus was
10 be a political dollycrer Some Of the
political chiefs " that stormy age, sees
linz tho great popularity Of the Nam
rene endeavored to onliet Him for their
cause They hoped to make tool ~
Him for their political schemes. They
proposed to make Him King II llc
would bat lead them on, ilul ilo al.
ways refused TO consider any such
plans, And whenever lie saw signs OF
the spirit Of such worldly ambition
among llls followers, lie robukod them
ana explained 70 them tho nature Of
HE Kingdom ana Ms work ~ tho
Messiah, his very refusal to lend Him.
sell TO the schemes Of the political
plotters, ongondored their onmity Ills
purity integrity and loyalty attracted
the hatred ~ the old sinners who fna.
" went together and planned His
death.
wv" NV WV '"H 'n"' U'ue' po ace
counted ror No one outside the chris.
llan fallh has been able 10 form 4
Ueofy ABOUT Jesus, mat taxes MI tho
facts into consideration There Is no
true theory about Him, except that
which accepts Him az the Messiah, ana
this conclusion, II seems to U.S. thought,
ful Jews are approaching when they
reyerenlly study Ills life IN the Gospels,
t---~@----ass -
The graft IN mlghter than the sword,
'-------------'------'----''--
Inc pears are enjoying "a we'll earned
ppal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-08

why don't strikers instead Of putting
out pcke,s put up barbed wire fcnccs2
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-08

pcltler claims to have double.
That's tough on tho other fellow,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-08

4 hint TO the Wise In more than eui-
nclont they don't need any at all,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-08

May isn't a good month In which tC
kill bear There IN no 'r' IN II,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-08

Al last the President has done the
Arab act and folded his tent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-08

Every NO often tho Omaha people
have 10 eat Grove,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-08

Chicago should do something for her
strIkllis
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-08

Industrial peace Ia ChIcago's prcscn,
crying need
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-08

The bears are enjoying q well earned
rpAl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-08

The graft Is mlsh,Icr than the sword.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-22
A LHvnL.HnApHp REPORT

It is a statesmanke report that the finance commit
tee will submit the council next Monday in relation to
municipal gas ownership
fully recognizes the interests Of taxpayers and the
necessity for carefully safeguarding the cys financial
credit It is businesslike throughout and It commends
Itself to all thoughtful citizens
The report in question takes the general view here
toore pointed out by The Herald that is not expedent
for Los Angeles to undertake the experiment OF owning
and operating gas lighting plant at this time The
specific assigned for the adverse conclusion are
identical with which The Herald has called at
tention
The first objection is the enormous cost OF an ade-
quate gas plant The Heralds estimate being $5OOOOO0,
just double the figure by the promoters Of the
city ownership project
The second objection is concomtant Of the first and
relates to the strain the cy's financial standing in
the money market that would necessarily result
from embarkng in the proposed scheme
The third objection the that the operation of
the ordinance recently by the council and which
will be in force in few days gives the city authorities
sufficient control the gas insure satisfactory
results.
But the most suggestive of the report relates
to subject that The Herald has sought to impress
the public by frequent reminders for nearly Here
it Is clearly and forceully expressed in the finance
committees forthcoming report:
at cannot strongly impressed upon the minds
Of those directly indirectly in control Of the ctys
finances that In very there must Of
slty be submitted to the people the proposition Of bond
issue Of several millions of dollars for the purpose OF
materially increasing permanent water supply,
matter of infinitely Importance to the future growth
general welfare Of the city Of Los Angeles than
would be the citys ownership of all other public utilities
within its limits"
The present bonded Indebtedness of the city is S5750
O00 which about 100000 of annual interest is paid.
Add that the of adequate gas equipment and
the figure will be $1O75O0O0, involving annual interest
approaching half million dollars And that situation
would completely shut out all prospect of enlarged
supply, the question of paramount Importance in
the future of Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-22

ings, races or denominations, when the
avowed purpose is to entertain or
instruct such classes. is not news
paper Of general circulation
The law goes further and provides a
penalty for public officers violating
the provisions Of the measure. Section
44s1 provides that all officers or COM
missioners so convicted shall be re-
sponslble personally and on their of
fetal bonds for all damages oocasioned
thereby, together with t1Oo liquidated
damages In each case, to be recovered
in any court of competent jurisdiction
by the person, association or corpor-
alton aggrievsd or interested"
The remainder of the law is devoted
to the steps to be taken by newspapers
should they desire to have their stand
ing as newspapers of general circula-
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-22
CALIFORNIA; ELECTRICAL LEAD

Who that is not in close touch with facts bearing on
subject suspect California second
among the of the Union in electrical progress?
Only New York, the Empire state leads the Golden
state in the useful application of electricity.
In the substitution of electric energy for steam, the
greatest achievement of the present day. this state holds
the palm against New York in respects.
Only in the magnitude of horse power generated from
electricity at Niagara Falls is New York in the lead
Illinois comes third in this competition but with show
ing 40 cent below that of California The other
states all far in the rear and of them
far behind to be entirely out of sight.
In a statement of facts concerning the evolution of
electric power in recent the California promotion
committee Of San Francisco california engineers
have led the world in the development of water utilizing
the highest heads and in transmitting electric the
greatest distances the highest voltages here
in this section of Southern California in fact where the
practicabily of long distance electric power transmits
sion first fully demonstrated.
In this California southland the highest development
of electric energy has been attained in various activities
The most complete urban and nterurban transit system
in the world is in operation here, but in addition the
marvellous is utilized in practically all local
industries that employed steam only few years ago.
And the greater part of this power is generated
points. eighty miles and 120 miles away respectively.
While this section of the state has been the worlds
leader in this respect splendid has been made
by most of the cities in the central part of California
San Francisco the only notable exception to the rule
AS the promotion committee says in pleasing expecta-
ton "before another the railway system of San
Francisco ninth city in size in the United States, will
be operated by power from mountain streams"
Los Angeles has been operating electric dozen
years. About years it has been using power in
part, from the Ana canyon, eighty miles eastward
and attery from Kern river about 120 miles north
ward.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-22
LAD OF THIRTEEN
SEEKS ADVENTURE. .
WANDERS AWAY FROM H0ME
ON BICYCLE
BELIEVES IN STRENUOUS LIFE
Young American Leaves Parents In
Los Angeles, "Just to Take
Little spin About the
Country"
BELIEVES IN STRENUOUS LIFE

10y sulier, aged 10 years, has de-
veloped desire for adventure.
He left his home in Los Angeles the
morning of April is with his bicycle
"just to take little spin about the
country" His parents have seen or
heard nothing of him since.
The lad, who was brought UP in New
Mexico, believes in the strenuous life.
He is now enjoying 1t, just where none
of his relatives seems to know.
10y is the son Of d. A. Sulier, we'll
to.do resident Of New Mexico who came
to Los Angeles with his family about
month ago and since then has been o.
cupying house at 9t5 South Main
street.
Neither myself nor my wife are wor-
ried about 10y, but we would like to
know where he ls," said The father last
night. He is little man and is ca
pable of taking care of himself almost
anywhere He simply wanted adven-
ture, and so he has found It.
The youth loves farm life and his
parents believe he has g'ne to some
ranch within few miles of Los An
geles and secured work.
HE told some of his companions be-
fore he left that he was gong to Long
Beach," said Mr.. Sulier. He had
great desire to see the waships that
were anchored off that place. few days
ago.
The boy is described as wearing
blue coat and vest, with gay knee
trousers and a gray cap. HI Is large
for his age.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-22
A CORONER,S JuRY,s VERDICT

In the of the persons who were killed at a
grade crossing in South Pasadena Wednesday the
jury declared the engineer of the Santa Fe
train solely culpable
The verdict the effect that said accident was
occasoned solely by the gross and criminal careesness
of the engineer in charge of said train alusion
made any of judgment the part the driver
who attempted to the track when the train
approaching.
All the facts in this lamentable case will be brought
out later doubt either criminal prosecution of the
engineer in damage suit against the railway COM
pany. Whether the facts then revealed will Justify the
verdict of the coroner's jury is open question
engineer of the train says his bell ringing the
warning and probably that will be the testimony of the
fireman whose duty it to ring the bell
If the railway company violated the law not provd-
ing necessary safeguards and signals said crossing"
quoting from the verdict then the company is culpable
In any case it is difficult to how the engineer can
properly be charged with gross and criminal careless.
ness" Evidently ii impossible for him to "slow
up in time avoid the disaster after he the danger
as it was shown In evidence that the train ran more
than 900 feet 1t could be stopped Dave and
his sister were killed"
Always in case of terrible fatality there is apt to be
hasy and inconsiderate fixing of blame upon the
is natural result of excitement incident casualty
Coroners' ures experience proves, not exempt
from influence by such exciting
So far as appears from facts already It seems
doubtful whether a judicial review of the in point
would justify the terrible arraignmen of the engineer
by the coroners jury.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-22
NEW LAW GOVERNING
ALL PUBLIC PRINTING
Newspaper of General Circulation De-
fined-PenaIty for Officials Who
Disobey the Law

Owing to the fact that the council
ii' session two weeks ago instructed the
city clerk to advertise for bids for the
city's printing under specifications not
in accord with the new law on the
subject passed by the last legislature
the question will be brought before the
citys legislative body on Monday in
order that new specifications may be
drawn, before the advertisement is
published.
The new law provides for the publica-
ton of all legal notices in a newspaper
OF general circulation and specifies in
section 4459, "All such notices must be
set in type not smaller than nonpariel,
and must be preceded with the words
printed in black face type not smaller
than nonpariel describing and express
sing in general terms the purport VOr
character of the notice intended to be
given"
Section 44e0 defines newspaper of
general circulation as follows: "A
newspaper of general circulation Is
| newspaper published for the dissemina-
ton of local or telegraphic news and
Intelligence of a general character,
having a bona fide subscription list of
paying subscribers, and which shall
have been established, printed and
| published at regular intervals in the
state or county. city, city and county
| or town where such publication, notice
by publication. or official advertising is
given or made for at least one year
preceding the date of such publica-
| ton, notice or advertisement.
"a newspaper devoted to the inter-
ests or published for the entertain
ment or. instruction Of particular
class, profession, trade, calling, race or
denomination, or for any number OF
such classes, professions, trades, call
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-22
NOTES FROM ABR,AD

j. w. Laing of Los Angelesis visit
ing in Council Bluffs.
w. J. Brickner has been in il Paso.
Miss Donnye Patton has bee visit
ing cousins in San Bernardino.
George Baker of Los Angelo is in
Oakland.
Mr.. and Mrs A. w. Judy ae the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. WilliamDahl-
bon of Houston, Tex.
Miss Agnes Bruner is visiting her
mother in Houston, Tex.
Mrs. l.. A. Hoskins and childre are
at Houston, Tex, the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. w. S. Hoskins.
C. F. Cleave Of Los Angeles has cen
visiting in Sacramento.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-22
April p i'm the Worlds History

laid at Paris by Hughes dAubriot pro-
founder of the Huguenots 1t not
| demolished
his
their visits this
refused
his capital
mali in his dornions.
sailed his second of discovery
months search
belonging the
gudes
division
admirable displays of
which brought the whole his
Archduke Charles which had Eckmueh
have splendid which the
of war could display The Austrian army of upwards of 100000
dispoed Of all their positions by the combined attack
divisions
order regularly
the of chess The battle
continued till nighfa resulted in the
All Of their wounded their artillery
of 10000 prisoners remained
which
also attended with corresponding ti
Chian
said been first Chan
United e.
1STh Ohio
Washington tender President Lincoln 100000
Potomac campaign. n
circulation of the
904Conact
United States signed ,Alfr4
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-22
SWEET SINGERS
IN EASTER CAN TATA
THE KING TRIUMPHANT GIVEN
BY EPWORTH LEAGUE
MANY soLoIsTs ON PROGRAM
Young People of Boyle Heights Meth
odist Church Entertain Large
Audience-Chorus Work
Feature

1.-The King Triumphant" an Easter
cantata, was successfully given last
evening at the Boyle Heights Metho-
dist church, under the auspices of the
Epworth league of the church, The
several we'll known soloists.
Following was the program Gloria
in Excelsis' (Mozart's 18th mass),
chorus and orchestra; invocation, Rev.
w. NJ Sterling: trio Op. 81, Mrs w. l..
Lowder, piano. Phillip Goodwin, violin,
Will Goodwin, cello; quintet, "Hark,
Hark, My Soul Miss Guest, Messrs.
Wentz, Tanner, Cleveland and Threl-
keld; violin solo "Cavatina"), Ednah
Moon Smitheram; cantata, THE King
Triumphant" chorus and orchestra
ladies' quartet, Mrs. Brown, Misses
Hill, Nutting and Adams; male quar-
tet, Messrs. Wentz, Tanner, Cleveland
and Threlkeld.
Miss Amelia Guest, acted as soprano
soloist. Miss June Nutting was con-
tralto soloist, Earl Wentz, tenor. and
Leroy Cleveland, baritone soloist.
The program closed with "The
Heavens Are Telling" (from THE Crea-
tion'O, by the chorus and orchestra.
Mrs. w. L. Cowder acted as piano ac-
companist and Miss Nellie Leach
played the organ accompanments. w.
Lehman Lowder was the director.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-22

Los Angeles residents who have fond recoootiu -
old homes back east" will have an opporturi,, w.
make visits at largely reduced railway rates Tho c.
Fe company announces round trips to Chicago and xa
City beginning early in May at the price of snoo
regular trp-haf the present fare. The reduction u,
be in effect most Of the summer and probably the oha
lines will make the same concession.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-22
BRITISH CHINA FLEET
NOTICEABLY ACTIVE

BY Associated Press.
HONG KONG, April 21.-There Is
noticeable activity among the vessels
of the British-Chin squadron. The
armored cruiser Hogue has been ord
cred to be in readiness to proceed to
sea at two hours notice with full
steam.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-22

Omaha has romantic story of former citizen who
was Tilted in his love Offering who then to South
Africa became diamond king" finally died and left a
great fortune to the girl he left behind him" The girl
has been through the experience marriage and divorce
Now arises the question whether the legacy was result
of affection or of vengeance
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-22

The bull movement of W. Gates and his clique
the price Of wheat up gradually from a comparatively
low figure to high above the dollar mark Yesterday
dispatch from Chicago reported May wheat cents
lower" From thousands of consumers will go back the
mental response May wheat go enough lower to bust"
the Gates CLIQUE
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-22

NO" we nave an ohclal account of President Roose-
velts wonderful bear killing exploit Private sorotar
Loeb reports it fresh from the fountain head If COON,
that it required two shots to kill the animal be rs ono
only breaking shoulder The first report that tbo fatal
shot fired at distance of about fifteen feet odotI
relates to the one that disabled the bear prohotI 49,,
dead shot was fired at closer range Wv
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-22

The revival of mining interest in Los Angeles is at
tested by the organization here of the Western Mining
Stock exchange With the opening of the Salt Lake
railway ana connections this city will be in intimate
touch with the gold fields Nevada But there are large
mining interests in Southern California and there should
be plenty of business in the line of the new exchange
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-22

peculiar zest is added to the Easter anticipation
this 1t is rumored that the Los Angeles "4OO"-or
rather the feminine section hereof-wi hoopskirs
for the fashion parade The buried skirt balloon vogue
of forty has been resurreced in the
its appearance in Los Angeles is fashion
forecast
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-22

Pittsburgs ambition be greater" is likely to be
gratfed Provision has been made for the consoi
dation of Allegheny City with Pittsburg. The popua-
ton of the former city in 1900 129S96 the
latter 321 SIG making the total 451 512 1t claimed
that the present population of the cities 0OO
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-22

It was queer hallucnation disclosed in local court
by arrested the ground of insanity. The de-
luded person thought all the harassing him
by calling him football Probably he would been
a raving if he had thought the called him
lobster"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-22

President Roosevelt has accepted invitation from
Mayor Dunno of Chicago to stop in that city, and will
accept it's hospitality the return journey from the
happy hunting grounds The president to feel
quite at home in Democratic company.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-22

Notice to Holders of Herald Photo Coupons
Holders of Herald photo coupons on Barnett
& Sons studio wishing sittngs on Sunday
must make engagement several days in ad-
vance. All coupons must be presented before
Nav o. 1905
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-22

Thomas w. Lawson the 'frenzied hnancier" of Bos
ton is credited with cleaning up round s100000O in
Wall street in single day by energetic bear
ment. In comparison President Roosevelts bear
ment in Colorado has a thirty cent appearance.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-22
THE HER4LD'S CRY CIRCULATION

The HeraId's circulation In the city Of Los Angeles
Is larger than that Of the Examiner or the Express
and second only to that Of the Times.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-22

1t said that the distinctive political organizations
in this city will keep hands off, in the saloon election
issue that is drawing For most politicians will
be easier to keep their hands off the prohibition equip
ment than off the saloon appurtenances.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-22

In yesterdays sales of California oranges in the New
York market the highest price of the reached
$4O5 box. The recent steady advance indicates high
prices for all prime fruit yet TO be shipped.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-22

The new child labor law will work no hardship in
where any little wage above 10 years of
age is needful in the of INDECENT parent The
law gives wide latitude the courts in regard to such
cases, of which there are very few in Los Angeles
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-22

Admiral Togo's chances for defeating the combined
fleets of Admirals Rojestvensky and Nebogato will de-
pend largely his torpedo boats. He will win easily
he succeed in blowing apart the syables in those
Russian names
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-22
ton established.
t4AA44AANa4#44FfA4A

ton establ1shed.
Under this new law, passed by the
Legislature of 1905, all legal notices and
orders Of court, together with state,
city and county printing. must appear
IL, "a newspaper of general circula-
tjon "
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-22

Visaia may lay claim now to place in the eastern
class of towns that have visits from tornadoes The
report from Vsalia tells Of such visit that cut
swath seventyhve feet wide demoshing everything
the line lifting house "a hundred feet In the air.
Such would be able TO lift Kansas mortgage.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-22

If the hope for Joseph Jefersons recovery should be
realized what precious treasure he will have in the
great volume of nice things written about him when
Azrae was supposed to he beckonng to him.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-22

Such Los Angeles electors have become addicted
to the voting habit of frequent elec
tons for various purposes will be pleased to know that
the saloon issue election likely early in June
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-22

Cheyenne. UP in Wyoming, reports the heaviest snow
known resulting in obstruction of railways and
disaster to all electric lines 1t is about time for the
savants to work in the sun spot theory again.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-22

Even IL the weather does its level best in the effort
to be dsagreeable tomorrow the streets of Los Angeles
will be radantly beautiful in their display Of spring
fashions.