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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-29
DItnols DEFEATED.


The supreme court OF Idaho has de-
cidcsi the case against the Dubois fol-
lowing in tile only way possible cons
sstent with the facts. 1t has decided
n::st5the Democrats at the acc coil
ycntion had 155 legally elected dele
gatcs tta12S Dubois men. The effect pf.
sthis4Apill he to place on the ballot the
ticket naned by the regu lars Democrats
tand to eliminate Until sMorinpnisni8
from me campaign in Idaho. Ilie.
friends or Dubois proposed the complete
MISUNDERSTANDING Of Eatter-day Saints:
They sought to accomplish this ui,asf
+ tho argis 81 one of the great National
parties But the methods BY which:
they hoped 20 capture the convention
have now been DICTATED ii1cg ular rheyt
feared an sinvcstigat ton aud cndeuyorcdj
4 10 prevent it, M wonder. They Knew
they, Werc wrong
We have made the remark before
tint anti Moraonism' cannot stanlg
tho test of impartial Investigations
Whenever its claims and allegations
are brought To- thu light they fade
away As long as It's advocates deal in
genertslitieA and pliy upon the preju-E
3diccs OF ignorant nultitudes. they can
always obtain Il hearing lust as the
stories OF anti-Senlites III Russia are
listened 70 hy3thn ignorant iabblc un-S
III they arc stirred TO acts OF frenzy
but when their tales come before the
courts or3Gefore Il body like the Sem
ale, Ui. even before enlightened public
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-29
..lAIERIcAN. PLATFORM.

The so-called American platforms,
of course, start with declara tons OF
the freedom Of voters from ccclesiusti-
cal control These declarations are
aimed atAthe Church of Jesus Christ
aof I.atter-day Saints, but they are only
50 much gibberish, for the reason that
the Latter-day Saints Church does not
exercise the control denounced. They
are hypocritical, too since the party
leaders know that they arc using a
falschood for the purpose of playing
upon the prejudices Of their followers
They might as well. frame pronrnca- y
mentos against canni balisrn and appeal
to the voters for support on the ground
that it is inecessary to end that form
Of barharity IN america. They might
Just as well denounec cannibalisn or
slavery, Or sacrifices to Jugecrnaut. as
|,Sthat ecclesiastical control which does
mot exist.
ltshould be of considerable interest
TO the people Of this CITY, who have
been made to support the cause
of the party tllat ought to
be branded as anti-American, on the
preteXt that the Church dominates
the politics OF the State, to know that
q similar charge is now being made
against the Catholic church as re-
CARDS national politics. Anti.Gatholcs
are openly asserting, and With con-
siderable force, that The Catholic
hierarchy has designs on the Nation
al government. for purposes of its
own.
II Reclaimed. for Instance, that the
| Catholic hierarchy is at the head Of
The war department and has more
lGchaplains i'll the army and navy than
any other denominations; also that
there are entire regiments OF Catho-
lies indicating that the ultimate
aim is to have 4 Catholic military
| machinery.
1t is claimed by these anti-catholics
that the Roman hierarchy is after
the control of the postal department.
for the purpose Of establishing CEN
sorship of the American press. II
is claimed that number Of rulings
have been secured whereby hundreds
of american newspapers have been
| put out OF business in the past few
| years Scores of American papers,
it is CHARGED, have been forced TO
suspend since the lst of January,
this year, because they have been mn
able to comply With rules originated
in Rome, but that no Catholic paper
has been crowded 10 the wall or its
rights to the mails questioned. An
instance of censorship is given in the
case OF 9 paper called ,sLiAsino.,'s
That paper it is said, the clergy has.
! tried to suppress in italy. without
success, but it WAS prevented from
entering the United States. by order
i$of the postal authorities.
The knights of Columbus j liz
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-29
POLITICS LIvENING UP.
san Francisco Chronicle.

AS it is turning out nobody cares to
talk about the tariff. Voters go to
sleep over a discussion about trusts.
Nobody Is Interested III getting male
factors of great wealth into Jail. There
is a serene confidence that our Federal
Judiciary will retain the power that it
has always had. Bank depositors are
not enthusiastic about insuring other
peoples deposits Nobody cares rap
about any of the political platforms.
The canvass has settled down to the
question whether Bryan or Taft would
make the best president. And with
the clear defining OF the personal issu,
the tins begin to rattle and the crock.
cry to smash In the political kitchens.
This is not a fight over principles It
is a fight over candidates. n.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-29

@ The prosperity edition issued this
week by The Intermountain Republican
speaks well for the enterprise or the
Of the youngest daily paper in this city.
The edition is profusely illustrated,
carries heavy advertising and covers
the field from the standpoint OF a
boom edition. The cover page designed
4 by a local artist Is among the best to
i be printed on a local press.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-29
8REBrlie SOCIETY," CONFERENCE


'i'he general conf erence Of the IF e.
lief society will be held i1sthae sal
Lake Assembly hall on friday and and
Sat arday, Oct 2 and 8, 1905, meet
ings commencing at 10 a, m. and z
/. III, as usual. 1t is desired that
there should be a large attendance
of the members. and that each stake
organization should be represented by
its president, rtgsomeone authorized
TO represent the stake
cordial invitation is extended to.
the first presidency of the Church
gpatriarchs. apostles. e! council of sew
Senty, presiding bisliopric, !. Ii NJ. i.
Al, and Primary associations. and all
brethren interested in the work of this
charitable organization
.s BATHsIEBA w. SMITH,
4. President.
ANNIE TAYLOR HYDE.
58:s ADA sMooTs SDUSENBERRY,
Counselors. +
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4 CONFERENCE Il, il or SEVENTIES.

There VIII be q general conference 1's5
OF the seventies on Coctober3 1908, held ED
3in Barratt Hall, Salt Lake City, q 7:3o.
II, sl1i Ali Seventies are Invited to at
tend. Presidents are specially req We St St.
ed to- soc that each quorum y well ell
Represented. Quornms located in neal
by stakes should intend en- nlasse.
SEYMOUR u. ~ DUNG. gs
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!, rs M III, SUNDAY scHoon UNION

me sen,i-annua conference of \ the the
+ prseret sunday School Union will be
\ held at the tabernacle, Sunday even tsn-
ms, Oct. 4 ut o'clock sunday sung ~
SCHOOL officers and teachers are espeeil-.
ally requested 10 attend and the public
z is cordially invited, 4
JOSEPH t. SMITH,
tiEcRG I, ;ItE,YNo LID's.
s55s DAVID o. MCKAY. 5
# General Superintendent
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CHOLERA AND EUROPE.

Fha appearance In st. Petersburg Of
the Asiatic cholera, all types OF that
dread disease having now developed
fall Europe that this epidemic may get
beyond control and ravage the centers
Sof civilization In way unknown In
modern times.
According to Mondays dispatches
from st. Petersburg there have been.
since the recent outbreak of Asiatic
cholera in. that city 1858 cases reports,
cd in Russia. and 7,102 deaths. In St.
Petersburg alone. since the presence of
the disease was officially admitted,
Sept. S. there have been 1881 cases and
1, S75 deaths reported
On Saturday the number of new
cases in the city was PCS, and the
number of deaths 143, as compared
with 312 new cases and SO deaths for
the previous twenty-four hours.
The morgues in the Russian capital
turned into hospital wards, and the
war department has opened stores to
supply the timmediated needs of the
people afflicted. In the poorer dis
tricts, army field kitchens have been
set up to dispense free food
Iii "a hours there were reported 39S
new cases ana al deaths. The record
or former epidemcs OF this disease
in Russia indicate that the contngion
is likely to spread still further,
The fact is That the city is very un-
sanitary, and the waters OF tho NeytL
river are believed to DO contaminated.
AT all events the disease finds in the
prevailing condition of uncleanliness
a most suitable field for prepa cation.
From among the poorer classes, how
ever, 1T soon spreads to the soldiers,
ana then invades the ranks of the
we'll to do,
Public prayers have been read
throughout the city for deiverance
from the pestilcnco, which is called a
punishment for the peoples lawlessness
in tending towards revolutionary meth
DDS.
IT Is a punishment, but not for the
offense OF an uprising of the unhappy
people prainst the expressions OF ty-
rarny. 1t is a punishment for the ig-
norance of medical boards; the lack of
sanitation and the inetticiency of the
city officials. The market places reek
! with Understandable filth, which fills the
air with foul odprs. 1t is these con-
ditions that invite the scourge. and
it is vain for salaried incompetents To
lecture the suffering people about be-
ing loyal TO the city or government
officials. Russia is suffering from ig-
norance and stupidity in high places,
and of its condition the outbreak of
cholera IS one more lanentable symp-
tom.
The man who pays as he goes gencr-
ally has so..'
Now you see II and now you don't
the lid on In Portland. Or,
a change of party often is nothing
but a change Of prejudice.
1t Is rare that there is much mar
i,ow In the bone Of contention.
The under dog is helped that the.
spectators may see a longer fight.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-29

Evidently September has been steal
ing July's clothes" says the Omaha
Bee. Out in this part Of the country
September has been stealing a coat of
frost and snow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-29

m Three Weeks Elinor Gynn has
earned sou, 900. II she would make IT
three months She would be independent
for life.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-29

man not only does not SEQ himself
as Others see him bit very frequently.
he secs himself in. a light different from
what he did before.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-29

In the drouth-strickcn east the rain
has begun to fall upon the Just and
upon the unjust alike. May it con-
stinue.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-29

+ II people would take as much trouble
to avoid trouble as they doto seek it,
they would get along much better in
this world.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-29

@ congratulations to Freddy Dubois on
another defeat. The mills of the gods
grind exceeding SLOW but they grind
exceeding fine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-29
!. f.oSlsn,sENcE NOTICE.

y 3 ~ .
The seventy-nirth senl-anl 'l'li
5$ general conterepce Of the church Of
4 4 .laslls Christ OF Latter day saints WI
assemble in the Tabarnacle salt Lake g
city, on sunday oct; a, 1905 at ~ q. M
a full attendance or the officers anu
rc,lhers Of the Church Is hereby re-
aues ted,
On account Of the general Conference
l,cnlg held on the first sunday o. o 'eS'
Der. it's suggested that the las. sun N
81 day III September beAobserved as fast asst
day in The salt Lake, Ensign, Liberty.
Pioneer. Granite and Jordan stakes
4. The general priesthood meeting WI
B bc held in the Tabernaele on MondR ~
II Oct Is, ut z o'clock p. m. m.
JOSEPH # SMITH.
JOHN II. :sy1NDoER.
ANTIIoN III. I.UISD,
s, First Presidency Of the Church OF Jesus US
4 5chrst!of Lutter-aay Saints.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-29

Governor Haskell announces that he
will sue William r. Hearst for criminal
libel. More free advertising for Hearst,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-29

!, It,takes a scientific man to forecast
the weather but everybody thinks he
is capable of forccasting an election.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-29

After Governor Haskell had rid the
Democratic national committee Of him
self the committee got Ridder.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-29

Lost Cabin AIine.' by Frederick
Niven, begins serially in the Popular
Magazine for October. Three pro-
spectors have struck 1t rich in the
mountains near Baker City, then run
out of food and starved to death. The,
story has to do with q search by
Others for the mine of the unfortunate.
prospectors. There are death and
double-dealing III the desperate con-
fiict of several parties simultaneonsly
making for the Lost Cabin. This
|. Is a gripping story of adventure with
a rich vein Of human nature running
through it.--7a-S9 Seventh Ave, New
( York.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-29

You may break, YOU may scatter. the
record as YOU will. the seen of stan-ss
3dard Oil will hang round It still.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-29

3are now assured ~ tWo stations and
the glad tidings that he Gould inter-
estsS are TOW starting operations H
earnest VIII be warmly welcomed by
every vel isls.ler Of Salt Lake. \,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-29

Mr.. Bryan has replied to President
3IsooscVelt's letter. which is more than
Mr.. Conrad Il ohrs has done.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-29

1t Is rare that there is much mar
row In the bone OF contention.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-29

The October American Magazine is
fun of good reading. Professor Thomas,
of Chicago University, begins his series
OF articles on women. His first arti-
Gle is entitled THE Adventitious Char
acter Of woman DR.. Frederic van
Eden. physician of international rep
utation, contributes a notable article
$Cn How Mind Can Heal the Body
DR.. van Eden has for&rnany years sue
cessfully applied hypnotic suggestion
in the treatment of disease as II valu-
able aid. & DR.. Woods Hutchinson de-
scrihes .'The Curiosities of Sleep Mr..
Dooley' writes ON the Olympic Games.
Congressman Victor Murdoch, of kan
sas tells of the difficulties which 4 new
congressman encounters Charles Ro-
man writes of "The Wonderland of
Delirium. a. j. Mckelway reports
kate the Good Angel'' OF Oklaho-
ma. Fiction Is contributed by such
writer's as O. Henry, w. J. Locke. Jean
Webster, Iessauiiae Jones, Lincoln COL
cord and Venita Seibert '.Grover5
.t,Ieveland-as Seen by a Telegraph
Operator Who Handled His Political
Secrets. is the title of n somewhat re-
lnarkable story in The Pilgrims
.Scrip."-341 Fifth ave. New York.
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JUST FOR FUN.

Clara-fll give you a conundrum.
Why is man like carpet? Toni
give 1t up. Glara--yNell, he's no sooner
down than people walk all over him..
Tom-Oh. pshaw! Man IS totally Gn-5
like a carpet. for the more dust he
has, the less likely he is to get the!
sshake.-Illustrated Bits.
That Catches Them. How do you
manage to have such good trade and
make such handsome profits. Mr.. Eli
senheimer?" Simplest thing in the
world Mr.. Brown viii you kindly.
explain " Certainly. always sell
below cost."--Clevelant Leader.
Might Be Interested. My friend, ,"
said the man in the black frock coat.
Can l get You Interested in the up
lift2'' "Of what?' inquired the man
in the red vest. DE lid."-Louisville.
Courier Journal.
All One to Him. Colonel, one of tho
prophet says the world viii come to
an end this year Let it," said the
colonel. Its dry enough to burn! Pr
Atlanta Constitution.
Pa. whht's tetanus?H "oh, he was
Roman Senator or Soinething-I for
get just what. Now, don't bother ma
iiioi "
effect of Jim Hills SEVENTEEN birth.
day on the Wall Street snarket'--Clli-
cago Record Herald
so they are divorced?'' .sY..s.
'Nhes got the custody of the money ~
Louisville Courier-Journal
How does this sound? Here lies Il
man Z. y Hold on. Is this an an
epitaph or a claim for admission to
the Ananias Club ?"-Baltin1ore An-
erican.
Whom did you support during the
campaign2?" "a wife, two children, and
nother-in-law, and kept up my life
insurance at the same time.''-Puck
Statisticaliy Inclined Tourist in
Wales) What is the death rate
here y Native Same as it Is every
whur else: one death for every inllab-
liant Philadelphia Inquirer
Her Grace-f;ood l1eavensi iD.vou see
awho've Just arrived? The Talbot De
Vere-H acknowledgements And talk
ing to company promoters and soap
kings. and i don't know what, as Ii
they'd been born to 1t! ia no idea
they We're getting into such good so
ciety.-Punch.
NJ A mans opinion OF us helps wonder
fully in making an estimate nf hin,.-
Nashville American.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-29

Nobody but a President or a presi-s
Dental candidate attracts attention in
the present campaign.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-29

The under dog is helped that the
Spectators may see a longer fight.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-29

a change of party often is nothing
but a change of prejudice.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-29

Frost or no frost is q matter Of In
difference 70 those who lie on beds of
roses.
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change. True, but It is the greatest
multuni in paryo known.

; President Roosevelt lis in favor of
large families and Mi. Taft is in favor
OF largo men. sii
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-29

Statisticaliy Inclined Tourist in
Wales) What is the death rate.
here y Native-'Same as it is every
whu1 else: one death for every infab-
itant.y-Philadelph Inquirer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-29

Now You see It and now you don't
the lid on in Portland Or
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-29

A mans opinion of us helps wonder
fully in making an estimate Of hinp.-
Nashville American.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-29

Money isn't everything. Gays an ex-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-29

In the strand Magazine for October,
Winston Spencer Churchill's narrative
entitled My African Journey" de-
scribns his expedition from the Victoria
to the Albert Nyanza In his .Reminis-5
5cences and Reflections, Sir John Hare
the eminent English actor, describes
some interesting and amusing expert
Eences during an American tour: Of par
ticular interest to all who take pleasure
in the Identifying of their homes is an
article describing and illustrating
..English Homes and Gardens; the col
or section contains !; number OF full
pagt d,rotone photographs of The
Worlds Most Beautiful Womer." Har-'
try Furniss, the famous caricaturist.
writes about and illustrates The COM
lie Side of Crime" Camille F'lamrnarion.
the eminent French astronomer, contri-
Ebutes wonderful article entitled
Worlds: the Dust of the Infinite" In
which he takes US with him through
the immensely of celestial space; in
"The Little Problems of Mr.. Brigg" are
presented some very curious and inter-
csting problems which the author am
swcrs In a very mastery way; the fic-5
ton consists of an instalmant of Salt
haven by W. w. Jacobs; q serial
story for children entitled "rhe House
of Arden" by +. Nesbit. and six short
stories by popular authors.-SS and So
Duane ST.. New York.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-29

Whom did you support during the
canpaign?'' "a Wife, two children, ard
a mother-in-law, and kept up my life
insurance 9at the same time,,-Puck
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-29

How does this sound? Here lies a
man u y Hold on! Is this an an.
epitaph or claim for admission to
the Ananias Club ?"-Baltinlore AM
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-29

The man who pays as he goes sener-
ally has %so."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-29

so they are divorcea.'' yes
''HNhes got the custody of The money ~,
Louisville Courier Journal
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RECENT PU OBLIGATIONS il.

Tie following is tile list of contents
of American Industries for Septem Der;
Business Mems Activity in Politics.
The Working Value of Y surplus; ],
A"IEefare Work and Profit Sharing"
American Merchandising in the. Far
East !" Problems Of Fire Prevention
THE Business Concern and the Bank
err and office Holding q sDuty.'--l1O
broadway. New; York
The most Important feature of the
October number of Popular Mechanics
is the terse summary OF one months
development in the field Of aeronautl ts
John i. Cochran of the United States
Geological Survey, contributes an IN
5teresting article on gas engines for
the propulsion nf battleships.s One OIL
the fine illustrations of the. current
number is OF the. u s.. s. Montana
just gone into commission. other
special features are: lIack!ess sSa ans
Freish mage B ad,t OF phi
fled III Five Minutes, Casting Pipe In
Permanent Mods, 4 and others too nu-s
$mrrous to8mention.s The &c obef mag,
8azine contains in all 1856 articles ana
1853 Illustrations. The Shop Notes de-
5partment is replete with good matter
and tl1e i amateur mechanic Is told how
TO give an electric illusion box, make
an Induction coil and other Interesting
Sthings.-1GO washington ST., Chicago.
/; Tho October Metropolitan Magazine
opens with an article on IT no. Aero
plane and Its Future" by Henri Far
man, the celebrated French aviator
who has held so many records. me
same number. has the beginning Of a.
two part story, Saint I-uke's $, sum
.mer'' by Mary Cholmondeley. The sec
$ond and last paper on osteopathy by
DR.. f. NJ. Downing, is another strong
feature, While Jackson Cross con1 III!
5hutes a paper on THE Romance Of Pi,
sracy.n Among the other articles, and
stories in this number, thare are ,. seY-
ieral worthy Of mention. namely: ne
Fool and the idiot by Maarten Maar-s
tens. ,Between the Battle Lines" by
sally Royce Wier, Nuggets Church
fby Frank II. Sweet, Motoring through
the English Villages by Elkin Wallick,
81 ed Tape by Will Adams, Stories Of
the Fur Bearers, by Charles Living
Fston Bull and North Of Sixty-lv by
Edward Marshall IS West 18th ST.,
New York.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-29

Pa, whht's tetanus?" ooh, he was
a Roman Senator or something-I for
get just what. Now. don't bother ma
any more. | want to read about tho
effect of Jim Hills SEVENTEEN BIRTH
day on the Wall Street market."--Chi-
cago Record Herald.