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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-08
BUT MORAN GETS THE MONEY.

The board OF public works viii send
a communication to the city council
Monday night advising the council
that it has passed estimates amounting
to $S5,42915 In favor OF Pat Moran.
OF this amount $4,000 is TO be paid
by the city. Nobody has como forward
with suggestion as TO whore the
city viii hnd this money
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-08
HON. JOHN HENRY SMITH.

Race suicide is a menace TO the well
being of the human race. The full duty
of man is fatherhood, and that of wo-
man motherhood, Neither should shirk
the responsibility imposed by the d.
Vine law multiply and replenlsh the
Garth and by the law written in the
natural man and woman Blessed shall
be that man or that woman who, when
sianeing I'm the presence of the great
Judge of the quick and the dead, shall
be able to say, These are my jewels
received them us heritage, ] have
guarded them in honor, and have prop
ery maintained my call into the world
as child of my God
Woe will betide that man or woman
who enters any bar to the fulhllment of
that Elorlo"s 'pt lluply ana h.
Flemish The EARTH"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-08
HOTEL MAN HAS AN ALIBI.
Friends say II Was Another Short Man
Mixed Up In Fracas.

The hotel man who is alleged to have
been mixed up with certain real es-
tate man In very instructive rough
house" at Hogle's saloon on Monday
night can prove an alihi. lie happened
to be with a certain banker al the Tom
Show. Friends claim that ne ana not
enter uogle's ON tho evening the rate
husband rushed IN and chased the
realty dealer through the back door
Friends further claim II was the ho-
tel mans double who disappeared when
the man and woman rushed tnougl
tho doors. He Is q short man. said
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-08
WOMAN DIES ON TRAIN.
Mrs Mary Gudmanson of Iona. Idaho
Expires After Leaving Ogden.

Mrs. Mary Gudmunseu of Iona, Idaho.
died while on her way between ogden
and salt Lake yesterday, She was 81
years old ana death came 20 minutes
after the train left the ogden depot.
Upon arriving IN this city the train was
met by a wagon from the Evans un-
dertaking establishment The funeral
VIII be held In I.ehi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-08
REN. p. A. sIMpKIN.

1T is sweeping statement that the
reverend gentleman makes, but it must
stand with The very smallest qualinca-
ton, IN my opinion, These are the ex-
ooptions which the peculiar case and
the Judgment OF the honorable physl-
clan must determine 40 general rule
my opinion comedies fully with that OF
The gentlemen you quote, The bring
ms into life OF large families for which
proper provision cannot be made and
which cannot be ftly raised Ia 10 be
deplorod. But the deliberate shutting
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-08
TO MARRY AGED SENATOR.
Gnssoway Davis. Aged 81. Millionaire.
10 Take 80 Ycnr Bride.
Especial to The .News.N

Washington. d, C.. Feb S.--Not far
distant is the wedding day OF Elk Som
ator Henry Gassoway Davis OF West
virginia and Miss Maude Ashford.
daughter Of the late Mahlon Ashford
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-08

of the door of life. or the more dread
full action which is but murder has no
excuse, must be arrested. for the in
reference with this lofty end of bu-
man life leads to the deepest degrada-
ton in many directions Surely the
one who mistrusts a human being
in any method by which the normal
end Of marriage is to be Knocked. is
guilty of crime against man and God.
Better the shame of bastardy or the
patches of poverty than the sin of MUIR
der"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-08
RABBI cmAnLEs j. PREuNp.

In response to request for q brief
opinion on race suicide, | would say
that buddhism made the family the
basis OF society. and this one fact eN-
plains It's strength and survlvali for 20
elevate the mothers Is to elevate the
race The higher the conception Of
motherhood held by nation. the high
or WIN be fta civilization"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-08

one this morning, "and might easily BIZ
mistaken for him"
That IL what you net for running
with him." judicinlly remarked tho
banker 70 the hotol man this morning.
ThAts right" sud the hotel man,
II don't blame anybody for sturrlnr
the story It happened all right but :
was rot thsre."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-08
DECISION AS TO PAUPERS.

The announcement has been made
from the office of the county commits
sioners that assistance 60 paupers can
not be given unless it is shown that
the applicant has been a resident of
the state and of this country for four
months or more
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-08
AMUSEMENT Committees.

II we are not already printing your
progrnms and tickets for you, get our
samples and prices before placing your
next order. We can satisfy you as to
prices. for our prices are right
THE DESERET NEWS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-08
OFFICE SUPPLIES.

everything from pens ana inks up to
school desks. including loose leaf
ledgers fling devices, etc.. constantly
on hand CT The Deseret News Book
Store,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-08
CARD or THANKS.

We desire TO express our thanks to
all our friends who so kindly assisted
us in our bereavement (the loss of our
mother), Mrs. a. L. Shimmin.
j. T. SHIMMIN,
In Behalf of the Family.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-08
COY. j. G, CuTLnn or uTur.

COY. j. c. CUTLER OF UTAH.
~ agree entirely with. the attitude
Of Cardinal Gibbons If there is any
difference between the mother who kills
her babe before birth and the one who
Fills il after. [ fail to see 1t. And the
teacher OF the ore kind of murder Is as
bad as the teacher of the other We
were hclrihed at the woman who re-
Gently killed her newborn babe and
threw II out of a car window; but she is
no worse than the woman who kills her
unborn child. and runs the risk, in adj
dition, of killing herself by the same
act.
These practises have destroyed great
nations in the past If persisted in, and
ii the public conscience is hardened to
them, the nation encouraging them cam
not escape a similar doom. The pre-
vention of motherhood by healthy and
capable wives is "A crime against the in
dlvidual and the nation; and the insti-
eator and teacher of 1t is equally gull
ty with the principal.
Against this cowardly crime public
sentiment should be thoroughly
aroused. The press and the pulpit
should strongly condemn II: and by
pointing out It's enormity they can
make 1t odious in the eyes of the wom-
on themselves. If this Is done, the
Sinking of a wife's duty and RESPONSE
hllity win become unpopular. AS the
sin is private, | know of no better
way TO prevent it than by awakening
the individual conscience.
"Of course. there are some people
that ought not TO marry at all. Among
these are the criminal classes. and peo-
PIE afflicted with transmissible diseases.
Marriage among them should be pro-
hibited But with healthy. normal men
and women, the duty of marrying and
rearing children is paramount"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-08
REy. DENNIS KELLY.

In the absence of Bishop Seaman
Rev. DSrnis III ly, vicar general of
the r man Catholic diocese of Salt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-08
GOV. CUTLER'S ARRANGEMENT
Saws There Are Some People That
Ought Not to Marry
AT All.
non. John Henry Smith, Rev Dennis
Kicly, Dean Brewster and 9th
crs Discuss the Crime.

Tie person who instructs wife how
to avoid the duties of motherhood is
committing as deadly sin as II she
became the accomplice of n murdress.
II is even more cowardly crime. and
cannot be too severely condemned. -
Cardinal Gibbons.
This Hat declaration on the race sui
eide question by the head of the Catho-
He church in America, in 4 copyrighted
interview in the New York World, has
aroused the greatest int est throughout
the country, and his position is the sub
icct of more wide discussion than any
question recently before the American
people.
The chief executive of the State Of
Utah and all clergymen and pastors of
various denominations and others inter-
viewed by the News" on Cardinal Glib
bons' recent interview are in line with
the eminent divine
Cardinal Gibbons said, in addition to
the statement quoted:
woman Is the pattern of virtue, alike
to maiden. wife and mother. She ex.
hibits the virginia. modesty becoming
the Nalu, the cOnJuSal ldellty ana 10Y
atty Of the spouse and the untiring de-
votedness of the mother. This is the
type Of woman America needs. In her
we find great force OF will without pride
or inperinusnnss. We find moral
strength and heroism in the perfect
woman without he sacrifice of female
grace and honora berosm of silent
suffering rather thIn noisy action.
Nov Il is quite ordinary to hear of
ladies' gentlewomen, daughters OF some
of our countrys best men, mounting
the rostrum to harangue their audi
ences. Is it any wonder that n feeling
Of dness creeps over ore that such
thinss could be-"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-08

MURRAYs PROUD BOAST-THE MAUsS TRIPLETs
OF
nonly
SHOULD
ability interview with
IN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-08

A few points about
Money Back" shoes for
spring 1908.
Lasts that give comfort,
patterns and styles only
shown here and will not
2e seen elsewhere for
about a year at prices
consistent with money
Back" dealings Our
water proof shoes for
this kind of weather will
keep your feet dry and
save you e possible Doc
tor bill.
DAVIS SHOE co.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-11-06
Colorado Democratic.

Denver, Nov. 5.-Returns from the
146 precincts Denver give Bryan a plu-
rality of 2. So; Shafroth, Democrat,
for governor 5,716. Outside counties
are still incomplete, but there are
sufficient figures to base the state
ment that both the Democratic nation.
al and state tickets have been vic
torious and also the next legislature
will be democratic by a majority OF
sixteen. This insures the election Of
Hughes of Denver, as the successor Of
Senator Teller which selection will be
made by the next general assembly,
Hughes carrying the primaries. 1t is
almost sure that all three Democratic
candidates for congress have been
elected.
On unofficial returns for the entire
state, which are not likely to be ma
terially changed, Bryans plurality in
Colorado is 5,577 and for governor
Shafroth leads Mcdonald by 1882
Three Democrats are elected to con-
gress The Democrats will control
both houses Of the legislature.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-11-06
NOT AT HOUSTON.
Tuberculosis Exhibit Date at
Carnival Cancelled.

Austin, Nov. State Health Off.
Ger Brumby says that the exhibition
of the tuberculosis exhibit at Houston
next week during the carnival has
been called Off DR.. Brumby has re.
turned from Fort Worth, at which
place the exhibit is now on display
and will be until Saturday. The rea.
son for calling off showing of the ex.
hibit at Houston is on account of the
large gap between Fort Worth and
Houston and the exhibit could not be
sent to Houston in time except by ex.
press and the cost for such long dis.
lance is too much.
The railroad commission amended
its switching tariff by authorizing the
Cotton Belt railway TO absorb switch.
ing charges, not to exceed $3.50 per
car at Fort Worth proper, on carload
shipments of lumber and forest pro.
ducts handled by the road into Fort
Worth and consigned to parties hav.
Ing yards located on Texas and Pa.
cific tracks.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-11-06

still nave substantial controE Speak
er Cannon is probably reelected. Re
publicans elected a congressman in
Arkansas and increased their repre-
sentation from Democratic Oklahoma
by two.
Maryland with eight electoral votes
is claimed for Taft with a margin Of
only 1876 votes and few districts yet
TO be heard from. Democrats insisted
they would not yield to Republicans
save upon authority of official count.
Taft's plurality in New York state,
has gone well over 100000, while
Hughes, for governor, shrunk to TO-
900 or less.
According 10 unofficial returns re-
ceived by the Baltimore News from
every county in the state and Balti-
more city up to / o'clock Thursday
Maryland was again in the Bryan col
umn by 210 votes.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-11-06
DASHED AGAINST CHIMNEY.
Said He Would Make the Jump II II
Broke His Neck.

Princeton, H.. Nov 5.-Professor
Peter Kramer Of st. Louis, was dash
ed against the chimney of the Meth.
odist church and killed while making
a balloon ascension at the farmers
carnival. Glen Hayden, a seven-year
old boy who was standing near the
church, was struck by a brick falling
from the chimney wrecked by the bal
loon, his skull being fractured and he
may die.
A strong wind was blowing and eff
forts We're made to persuade the aero
naut not to attempt ascension. In re-
ply he said: Il will make the Jump
today if | break my neck doing it,"
Those were the last words he spoke
as he left the earth. When the ropes
were loosened the balloon shot upward
and before Professor Kramer could
unfasten the rope which held his para
chute to the balloon, he was hurled
against the chimney. His chest was
crushed. The balloon bounded along
on the roof until it collided with the
steeple, dragging the unconscious bal.
loonist after it,
The rope which held the balloonist
then broke and he fell to the roof of
the church, rolled to the edge and
was plunged to the ground, thirty feet
below.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-11-06
MARYLAND ANDM|SSOUR|
Hold Most Prominent Position
During Thursday
UPON POLITICAL HORIZON.
Republican Majority In the Next Ma.
tional House Of Representatives viii
. Be Much Less Than In Present One,
but They Will Have Full Control.

New York, Nov, 5.-Maryland and
Missouri held the center of political
attention Thursday. Leaders of both
parties found themselves facing what
looked increasingly like the vindica.
ton of the prophecy of Chairman
Hitchcock of the Republican national
committee that Taft would have at
least 325 electoral votes.
Leaving Maryland and Missouri out
OF the count, Taft is assured of sol
electoral votes and Bryan 1856. Mis-.
souri,. with her big block OF eighteen
votes hanging in the balance, incom.
plete returns showed Bryan had a lead
or sixty-seven votes. Complete re-
turns might swing the result one way
or the other. The general belief was
the official canvass would have to
be awaited to settle the question
whether Missouri's votes would be for
Taft or Bryan.
Harmon, Democrat, has fully 10000
majority for governor of Ohio. Re.
turns on other state officers are
meager. The legislature is Republi.
can.
Indiana apparently has given the
Democrats a majority of eight on joint
ballot in the legislature, which will
assure the election Of a Democratic
senator in place of Hemenway, Repub-
lican. There is a rumor that Kern. the
defeated candidate for vice president.
may be chosen. The state elected
Marshall, Democrat, governor by
plurality of about $4,000. while giving
Taft majority of 10000.
The Republican majority in the ma.
tional house of representatives has
hpp- c''' 'r--,- hut thot va-tv viii
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-11-06
Taft Thanks Bryan.

Cincinnati, Nov. 5.-Judge Taft, in
answer TO Mr.. Bryan's telegram said:
Il thank you sincerely for your cor
dial and courteous telegrom of con,
graduation and good wishes" The
message from Mr.. Bryan came while
Judge Taft was addressing the general
conference of the Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society of the Methodist
Episcopal church. Hreeceived the
message on his return to his brothers
residence and answered il at once.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-11-06
over Forty Thousand.

Seattle, Nov Washington gave
Taft a majority over Bryan that will
exceed 10000 and it may run as high
as 10000. The Republicans also elect.
ed congressman in all three districts.
Cosgrove, Republican candidate for
governor, won by a handsome ma.
jority The legislature, which will
elect the successor of Senator Ankeny,
is heavily Republican
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-11-06
Beaten and Robbed.

Gainesville, Tex, Nov. Bert
Trammel. a farmer, aged fifty-two
years. was found a mile from the city
limits. He had been beaten until I'M
conscious and robbed Of $50. Mr..
Trammel says he was attacked by two
negroes.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-11-06
Lead Increases.

Houston, Nov. additional returns
received Thursday increased Bryan's
and Campbell's lead. 1t is noticeable
that almost 800 boxes or precincts
had yet to report Thursday. Accord.
ing TO the ratio, If it is continued,
Bryan will receive 10000 plurality
and Campbell 100000.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-11-06
AFTER SOCIAL CLUBS.
Attorney General to Sue Those Selling
Liquor to Their Members.


Austin, Nov. St is announced the
attorney general will soon institute
suits over the state through district
and county attorneys to cancel char.
ters OF all clubs organized for social,
literary or charitable purposes which
sell liquor to members. 1t is alleged
these sales violates the charter pro.
visions. At present such clubs cannot
obtain charters. The state refuses
TO grant a charter upless incorpora-
tors make affidavits liquor is not to
be handled by them or he club.
Under this ruling Elks, Eagles and
other high class organizations in the
state cannot obtain charters allowing
them to sell liquors to members.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-11-06
Bryan ConqratuIates Taft.

Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 5.-W. ]. Bryan
sent the following telegram to w. H.
Taft: please accept my congratula.
tons and best wishes for the success
of your administration.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-22
Semte &apttel.
8 b 0.

Seq bar gaaet op / Soiletoereliet efter NIT 0oer-
tei min Snfel biloe nemlig MI abiolut babe, at
leg ifuloe tage bort berfra> bbor min blotte 9eer-
berelie paa EN- big Maa6e bar f~on1promitterenoe for
mig.
9et pare0e life lenge, for leg bar / 9roe11 til
at tage bien1, og leg bar netop paa Sci fen til 6en
lille 9er> ion1 ito0 / Sorbin6eie n1e6 @ioetrappen,
bbor min Snfel bop6e lopet at bente paa mig, % leg
blep grebet al ct beftigt 9nife ONT e16nu Ell @ang,
in6e1 ieg forloo &uiet, at faite ct 8lif mes paa set
@te6> ONT bpilfet olle mine 6pbeite %sSnteresier TOM
%centrere6e Jig.
Hoa SEN itore Srappe bar Ser, fun 1ogle faa
Srin oppefra, en- bre0 Mflats, fra bbilfen man bao0e
en- iortreffelig l6iigt ODER Sen ne6re Sal. 16en at
tenfe pau Sc multge Sblger al min @an6lenaa6e
poa min i~taffels taalno0ige Snfel tenfte leg ilet life
- gift leg fen paa 6er1ne @fiats, bpor Den 1aln1inoe=
Zig beje 8uluitra6e tilloo mig at faite ct @fife0sblif
til set @te6, neo bpilfet mine b%itreite gainoer ber-
efter bil6e bore aaoffi1leligt f%orbun6ne.
2ige foran mig bao6e leg oen itore Ge11trolbal og
@orrioore,1, Ser forte til Sen itore SSn6gang og gift
forbi 8ibliotbefet. Seq faite0e ct @lif 1e6a0 6enne
@orri0or og ioa Sen beje @nglenoer fon11ne 1o fra
nep11te @nrelie.
(Sorti)
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-22

ssSeg tan lite oerte, at f%ren1r1eoe iifaI tage bisie
Sorflaringer for CODE. Sc mao f%orefon1r1e %beipnoer.
ltge og utilitrpffelige ooerfor set Marfe, leg berer
eter nit 8eipg Dos 6ru 6airbrotber, efter at Mforo,
paabnet bapoe fun6et Sci til benoes Sierte. Men
ser, ser f%ietoer mig - og fien6er mig goot - bill
iiffert tro mig. Seq erflarer, at bpao leg bar iagt,
er lige iaa ianot iom ON leg bao6e 1otalt set for
Domitole1 og befreftet set me6 min g."
u%gnton!" raabte leg li6enifabeligt og Hap nit
@reb ON Snfels slrr1. &ele min Gillio bar penot til,
bage.
0g 90 leg ioa SSnipeftprens 6orretningsmine og
min Snfels niifre 9iefait og %tpiplenoe n6trpf, ba
fglte leg &jertet ipuln1e nit 8rpit. Seq faiteoe al
S5oriigtigbeo for &imlens fire @in6e, foer ZEN til Du-
rano, lug0e min Saano / bans og uobrpo b%egeiitret:
rsSSeg tror paa Sig, Clinton! sSt1tet an6et ems Dine
egne 0r6 ifal nogeniin6e rofte min Sro paa sin
1ifploigbe6!"
Set parrrte og glade 8Iif, ban %tilfaiteoe mig, bar
set be6ite Spar, leg fun6e faa. geu f1n6e leg roligt
forlaoe @ereliet.
@en lite &uet. Gn6nu en- Stl6ragelie bente6e
mig benteoe % ollie = in6en 6enne paa 8egiben-
be6er iaa rige Mften bar forbi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-22
Oiem College.

Den, danek anerlkanske ungdoms-
skole I Des Moines, Iowa, be9pnoer
ME Stoleaar
den ,ste oktober.
Sulprenois Undertaking / oanite % en-.
1elitss, Sag efter frit @als.
6pl9enbe &urius tilbpbes: Preparatory
Course, Commercial Course, Shorthand
and Typewriting Course, First Grade
Certificate Course,
Srembeles ubbannelIe til porberbe @ras
fer FAINT til 2erere % 2ererinber for dan
ske Berneskoler. Religionsundervisntns
neo paafplsenbe &onfirmation,' on1 pnites.
etolen ct osiaa for iaabanne, iom isger en-
alminbelig l1ooannelie e1er 1ouibelie al
Runotaberne fra Soltetolem.
nnoerpisnrn9 / moberne @prog, Satin
Brelt, Siitorie, Maturfas, t1atematiife Sag,
&unlt:aaling, Segnins. Gang % Mustk,
5pning % baandarbejde for Bi9er.
foredras. @ooe 9isterperter cement.
::eies 90 fortlares.
l1nbereisnins os Dpbolb $1,000 for Il
1ser. @tolen bjelper gleper fra fierne
gsne nneo 8ejieuoeifterne, for Iaa piot
sebfommenbes @toleopbolb er at minbf
a8 l1gccs &ar;9b.b. @trip efter &atalog.
Renedkt Nordenteft.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-03


The Sunday issue of the News was
the largest from both the point of
local news matter contained and the
number of copies printed, that was
ever issued in Ely. Likewise the
Sunday circulation of the News is
larger than that of any other news
paper in Nevada. 1t reaches to all
parts of the United States. Many go
into Canada and Mexico and not a
few to Europe. Despite the fact that
nearly $500 copies of the News we're
printed last Sunday, the issue fell
short of demands made for copies.
A number who called at the offices of
the News in Ely City and Ely for
papers had to be told that there were
none left. Later the forms were re-
turned to press and second edition
issued to supply needs.