Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14

4 shall those who have served and obey
| ga their God BE- nllcd with surprising
! exquisite JOY. For he, by whose stripes
] they were healed. viii then appear ln
/ HiH glory. ana will accord 90 them Ills
! loving welcome, and gracious recogni-
lion. But those who had forgotten Him
VIII thcn Doe transnycd with terror and
with mortal dread.-A Banker
Spirit az Man There can De out
Passing the austorc and serious
Great Divide thoughts in ali hearts
when a. sublime spirit
makes its majestic entrance into am
other life. when one OF those beings
who have long scared above the crowd
on the visible wings of genius spread
ing ot once other wings which we did
not see. plunges swiftly into the UNI
known. No. DO De- not the unknown. no.
DC is not night it is light. 10 is not
the end, IL ls tho beginning III Is not
extinction. 10 ir eternity. Is IL not
true. such tombs as this demonstrate
Immortality In the presence OF the
iluHtrious dead we feel more distinct
ly the divine destiny OF that intell-
genco which traverses the earth 90
suffer and 90 purify itself-which we
call man.-Nictor Hugo.
Law AGAINST The newspaper
The Liberty editors Of New
oi tontr0ct-. York state are
wiser In their
generation than thoir brethren OF thc
quill In Texas. Tho Legislature of the
latter state. which distinguished st.
self by the number ~ freak bills Il
placed on the statute books. passed
an anu-free- pass act. prohibiting am
passes, ana also the sale "of any
transportation Tor anything except
money" This. OF course Is aimed al
the newspapers and their custom OF
selling advertising space for strans-
portation. When the New York pub
ltc-uulitios bill was first under con-
sidoration IL contained a similar pro-
vision. but when the attention Of the
governor and the legislative leaders
was drawn TO it. not only were the
offensive words eliminated but a
clause was inserted distinctly stating
that the exchange OF advertising for
transportation at fun rates was not !
prohibited II Is likely that the ques-
ton 81 the cOnstitutionality ~ tho |
Texas law will soon be- tested In tho |
courts, the absurdity Of 81 Indicated |
by the statement OF attorneys for the |
Austin Statesman. who say that even |
it the prohibition were constitutional. |
a bona-dde contract by which a news
paper should sell advertising space at
regular rates 20 a railroad and by 1
which the railroad company should /
rates. 10 the newspaper. the value IN
each case being measured IN money
and differences In amounts. II any
being payable I'm money would not VI
olate the terms OF tho law nor its
spirit As for the prohibition. under
the new rate law, Of newspaper adj
vertising contracts for Interstate /
transportation that question viii he
decided IN tho United states courts.
which have been asked to restrain
the Monon railroad from carrying out
a contract made with the Frank A.
Alunsey company 10 remains to be
seen II the courts Will uphold such
a violation of the liberty Of contract.
-Lcslio's Weekly.
4 Word about There are "A few folk
The Right Use ma the world condemn
Df Holidays. ed to follow desire all
the time and FOR
hem there lis no discharge from the
warfare OF life, no light In the dim !
alley OF the year toward which they |
stretch hands, no single crowned hour
or which they long when they can do |
,s they please. But upon most OF us
lind Providence has laid necessity, and |
he days are crowded with obligations;
md that time when we are 10 come up
wen with our undertakings and see a
lear stretch Of leisure ahead Is ever
'eceding. moving a little and ever a
title farther from us. To hold q dream |
N the distance. toward which we may |
OOk i'm odd moments Of oVerWcarincss |