Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-23
Gathered On The Battlefield OF Thought

believe. rather than the evidence OF
their own eyes. what they are told from
Wall street by persons interested M
the preservation OF usurped rights and
who hope 90 achieve their end by de-
Htructlou of the present administration.
And the small bankers regarding, with
undue respect the clnmor " Wall
street begun drowing In their credits
refusing Co extend their notes thus
throttllng the markets and the prpduc-
lions oft their own little communities.
Thus has come SO much OF panic as
we have had. The President ls credited
with having started a destructive move
meut by saying that Edward II. Harri-
man ought to be IA Jail He has not
said scat any rate. not publicly. But
be- has said that the man OF great
wealth and responsibility. trustee for
the wealth OF thousands OF others. who
is Illegally false tihls trust, deserves jail
moro than the mere burglar or pick
pocket The President has not said
that an the millionoircs OF Wall street
are rich mllef0ctors. but he has said
that among the milionaires OF wall
street arc malefactOrs~-too many of
them. Moreover, he believes that the
man az great wealth. who has acquired
that wealth honestly. deserves the
thanks not to say the affection, OF
his follow citizens. Far from believing
that the possession OF honest wealth
Us an OWL. the President nevertheless
appreciates the temptations under
which the very rich man must labor.
subjected MS he Is constantly. TO the
Intoxicating atmosphere " his own
riches The President has hccn known
Co refer to the fact that he aid not
originate the thought hut that there
is an infinitely great authority ON re-
cord for some two thousand years. that
IL shall Doe harder for N rich man 20
enter the Kingdom OF Heaven than for
a camel to pass through the eve of
needle Lindsay Dunson I'm Broadway
Magazine.
The Influence Iu n sort nf n sermon
81 some Odors that was preached I'm
On Morality this city on Sunday
the reader Is told that
the clergyman In considering "The
Foes OF the Family." said: "In the
homes of the wcll-to-do and OF the moor
alike. We hud as always. the dormi-
tory. che laundry md the kitchen. The
laborlng man finds small comfort In tho
home in which his nostrllg are greeted
by the smells or cooking and SOAP
suds, and the temperance societies ten
up its effect unon his life. The laun-
dry and kitchen have no logical place
in the homo 81 either the rich or the
poor Not always does n brief alb
stract or a quotation give a perfect
picture OF the thought IN the mind OF a
speaker We do not doubt that the
pastor feels az much concern for the
moral and spiritual welfare OF the wo-
man as the man, but the detached
quotation makes him appear 10 consldet
the influence Of odors OF cooking and
SOAP suds on the man only. "Tha
temperance societies tell us their effect
upon his Hfe' But II these smells are
really prejudical 20 the man. how
about the woman. compelled 70 put IN
whole days amid odors OF soapsuds
where the man noses them for minutes
and forced To cook as we'll as 20 absorb
the aromas Of the viands at close
ranger What does the temperance So
cieties have to tell about effects upon
herr Is she driven 20 the saloon. or
does she remain at home with the kit
chen smells and wait for the odors
OF stale beer had whisky and worse
tobacco Go be mixed with them BY the
lord and master when ne returns late
and unsteady. -Pittsburg Gazette
Times.
The Using Pao, The Pekin Gazette
An Esteemed tho publication Of
Contemporary which. according 10 a
recent telegram. has
been suspended. Is very venerable pa
said to have made its first appearance
something like 1000 years ago; but It
Is not as Is often stated, the oldest
Journal In the world. This distinction !
belongs to the Tsing-Pao Tor Pekin
NeWs) which was founded nearly
twelve centuries ago. and was VEN
cradle when Its younger rival. the "a
zette WIS Graded. Indeed, Mr.. Huart.
French consul at Canton. claims a sim |
earlier birth for the News, which. he |
says was founded early an the sixth |
century 500 years before newspaper |
was known In Europe The Using PaO, |
which is the Times Of China, now ap- |
pears as "a book ~ twenty-four pages. |
octave size. tied In a yellow cover by |
two knots Of rice paper, and it's price IS |
about 20 cents a month This rs the /
edition De luxe. officially recognized by /
the emperor. There is also popular |
edition.
Normal Life Judge willard NJ. |
Not ms Common McEwcn. who rs /
A. 10 Should BE. among the Republic /
am possibilities for I
ment of practical philosophy. and TO /
this he owes much of his popularity, /
says the pelinoator. I'm his six years /
on the bench On Chicago ne has tried /
over two thousand divorce cases and I'm /
every one OF them he has shown his 1
Of human nature and his I
clear insight into modern conditions. /
He fHns NOT TDnfnrr nfuraaIf rrHrnntr