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StraBe, NepsVorf, bealiert fa9 @otels nnS
5benter1.
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COMPLETE SUBSERVIENCE.

Now, whatever might have obts lined
In the shape OF learning by searching and
study respecting tho arts and sciences OF
men. whatever principles I may have inn
bibed during my scientific researches. yet
II the prophet OF God should tell me that
a certain principle or theory which
might have learned was no, true. do
not care what my Ideas might have been,
should consider H. my duty. at the suR-
sestion Of my file leader, TO abandon that
principle or theory, Suppose ne were 10
say the principles by which you are gov
erned are not right. that they were In
correct, what would be my duty? 7 an
swer that II would DC my duty to lay
those principles aside end to take up
those that might be laid down by the
servants of G"d.-Scrmon OF Apostle Will
ford Woodruff; journal of Discourses.
volume .. page SO.
II would require considerable re-
search among the musty tones of Nor
mon church history to find anything
more explicit than this concerning the
blind obedience that is expected and
demanded By Mormon leaders from
their people. According to this doe
trine-und it is the essence of present
claims OF the higher of the high priest
hood-there is no theory, belief. prin.
ciple or certain conclusion that they
do not claim the right TO upset at their
will, The plain results CT simple and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-07

recognized mathematical calculation
thoy are privileged TO set aside. Science
has demonstrated TO the acceptance or
oil mankind that the world is sphere;
but il the high priests should take u
into their heads to advise the saluts
that 10 is II cube or a pancake, the
requirement is that the people shall
believe the nonsense. History has been
filled with events which brought about
our constitutional form of government
but suppose that the hierarcbs desire
TO set up one of their own-as they
have done-and wish 10 command the
support of their people to accomplish
their ambition. what is to prevent them
from teaching the saints that thcli
theory Of government only is right, and
that the form OF our National life is
all wrong?
The fact is, this is precisely what
the chief priests are doing today They
arc devoted to undermining the founda-
tions of the Union; and they will sue
coed if not checked in good time.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-07

posed sewer system, there has been a
uniform and uubrokeu line OF opposi.
tion on the part OF the church managers
to every advance proposed for this city,
save only TO the issue of the million
dollars in water and sewer bonds under
the Morris administration. And thst
was favored by the church simply for
the reason that the church magnates
expected TO profit by it,
In view of all the facts, in view Of
the unquestioned prosperity aud nd-
vancement Of Salt Lake City under the
control of the American party, what
absolute. malignant folly it is TO claim
that American ascendancy here hurts
busipessl 1t is. in fact, the life and
strength of the city's prosperity and
rapid growth; helpful to all forms Of
business. It is the one thing that is
making Salt Lake a metropolitan city,
and tho people of this place. especially
the 1.-Two business men, recognize this.
And those only oppose who have their
clutches upon tho old channels of profits,
and who arc afraid of competition, aud
afraid that other influences and vital
forces will get in here that will destroy
their monopoGes and extortious.
Americanism is good for Salt Lake.
That is 80 amply demonstrated that
none but q self interested reactionary
could possibly deny the fact. Progress
sive Salt Lake demands Americanism,
and Americnnism will helpfully aud
grsndly respond to that demand.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-07
TRIBUNE SATURDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 1908

so far rs the benefit from the Demo.
cratic vote is concerned, which was
so decisive factor in the election. il
Is mighty hard TO see in 1t the bearing
OF Mr.. Eldrodge's claim of the effect.
ivencss of his s'perfect organization. +"
unless the remark is construed in the
ironical tone of the Indian agent g re.
ply, SIS above givon. Mr.. Eldredge s
"perfeet organization bears about the
same relation to the facts as the agent 3
"strict economy bore to the hundred
thousand dollars that be was able to
accumulate in four years on n salary
of $4,000 per nnuum,
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-07

Doctors claim that more disease germs
are transmitted through kissing than
arc hawkcd about by flies. Lawsamassy!
pretty soon it will be positively danger
Gus TO he alive
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-07

On tbe other hand, the mistaken polit-
zeal prophet will be heard to say that
Mir. Bryan didn' t get US many votes as
he thought he would. and that he neycr
thought he would. either.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-07

Governor Cutters Thanksgiving proc
amation, You are To understand, is not
intended to express personal gratitude
for the second-term robbery that was
perpetrated upon him by the Federal
bunch
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-07

Que JOY OF the bill collector assureUy
comes out of the fact that his ears arc
never greeted with the cbestnutty in
Nifation To "comc up some time
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-07

Oucc upon time, Prophet Joseph +.
Smith threatened TO crush - certain
salt manufacturing enterprise Now, if
he believes in his own assertions con
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-07

No, we have not vet heard that the
U5ab Democrat has been able TO
take any considerable comfort out Of
the election returns.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-07

Bankers Morse and Curtis may be
full OF courage, but it lie doubtful il
they will attempt to keep it up by
whiStling through the Tombs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-07

corning heavenly visitations. his mind
must bo Gllcd with discomforting
thought
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-07

6ut how are YOU going to get about
among that two hundred thousand pop
ulation in nineteen-tcn II YOU don It
walk 20 the right!
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-07

Mr. Bryan congratulatiou OF Nh.
Taft on account OF his election is an
evidence that the great Commoner is
no small man.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-07

Cross your heart, did you ever expert
euce such fine weather as we are hav-
ing here il Tipping Zion'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-07

II believe in tho man who viii lend
YOU money says John D. Rockefeller
If he desires 10 have our confidence. he
knows what lie can do
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-07

And il the Utah Democracy will
JUS, turn the other check, the hicrarch
:.wou 7 do ting 20 it
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-07

However, in many instances the post.
election crow is q hot bird.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-07

New York race.track gamblers who
opposed Governor Hughes have un-
doubtedly lost their last bet.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-07

Still il may be assumed that Ny.
Blyap 6 mule has kick coming
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-07

Wcll, il $ time to be figuring on the
price OF that Thanksgiving turkey.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-07

Judging from his present intense
silence, il must he that Oracle Sol him-
bali is now sleeping of his hallucina
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-07

Mr.. Kern will testify that there can
be such thing as The kissIess candi-
date
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-07

Mr. Roosevelt undoubtedly is quite
willing To say that it was q corking'
vote
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-07

To be sure, aud there is Christmas
coming on. too.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-07

Also II will be observed that the
4" silent vote' is not so dummed dumb.
after all.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-07
Tribune Bell Telephones.
Saturday, November Z, 1908.

Surely YOU haven't forgotten how 10
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-07

Entered ct the Postoffoc at Salt Lake
City as second d-class matter,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-07

The Tribune is gratifed to receive
the following letter from q pronounced
Socialist in this city, giving his view
upon the crux of the political situation
bore 1T this time:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-07

Issued every morning by
Salt Lake Tribune Publishing Company
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-14
HAUL DREDGES
 OVER DIVIDE

The immense undertaking nf hauling the great Nome rixor lrcdgc over the Dexter divide ta Wonder creek for Powell X Perkins H1~ ia~t been accom- pIishcd byW. !. Row All thc ma "hinery has now been placed on the creek with the exception of some aa tons of light stuff A 24-horsc team was used continuously to haul most oc the hcavy pieces. and to drag one piec. that weighed S tons s2-horse team WIS brought into requisition.
 This is tho largest team ever used n,, the peninsula with the exception of th4 one used to haul the caisson. and which was the same size.
 The great pieces of machinery had to he hauled over the steep divid" and around one oxcecdingly sharp turn. so that the feat may be consid- cred remarkable one
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-14
KE: Y CHEKAN

r..asaillas The ah'e just and f.1rlo-s UaH wau of Governor " F. Ho=sM, d. lTebs endorse and co.a- .a,a4 'Ha aas
 Ta- a44ete- ra tbc national cuu- v-#a-r a-f. #-,r4et,d t4r T4ft tui fH. t Y exposition was endorsed aoI rr"W#rd tm. rW support If arI # sHef#a taat far= dclr=ates t, the au#-a'i4a represented.
 Tla uae faction I,d hy r,rlin- z.e,t e# rHrrnd aud attempted by huisiereus rauduef to naEe f=elf h1af Th. eaIoHel hf1-eIf FrHtrr zI.-H#fIy. IHl asrWN lzzHurte# .a= 4f IT,. =ara#Hr# # e#- =,at fa e8aar
 Nasr HnUe agreed h a mu- t.rs and sHnufere ta th, Hre= of Chairman 1mama tor aa Haa. tHj- tHae fartmH which reff--.ftrd cal, ?, eaf-- aud HroNsa= sum, ar VHeh Had ap' #Haaa recognized B. aH. e4H- mtra u credentials. attempted lu aHsEHfH HHl ramir convention Inst Hi hfsf a,Ha faae.d = l..au quiet TMgH rt#E walked uut If fhr runvru- tiaH hall and HelI | uaseu meeting at sniea seven dslreaf.e zt,r9 present and #f which EHls a4- nominated
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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-14
Nuaaet's speelaI serviee-

KETcnkNN. a5s n John N cor-on i~ complete master of u, -iu- atten aud k eea gHr aemaee af ol- Republicans # ,H-a, for rfrrt.e4 t, rousrr-~
 Most ef tHr Heu opposed ,a b.u have fallen ta line with th, remainder "r fhr panty aitH tHs eNceHtau CT | men ird by W IT. Perkins.
 h addition to tac nomination of corsal national convention delegates and aIlefnatez U,te named The d,l- ,.afes ar. L. r. Sultcrofd. o;,of4. Su3 Nome. II / EuIkharIt Kri= ,aiaan. k W t,lHsou Nome. sim II Eeid Fa9bauE# Etan ba8ar. raiflaukz
 The alteuates are F. k Isnuz lud E. F Ail,S Nome George Hyng. ketrhikau. Ned Darling. Nome. Milo EelI, cardopia Charles W. Yaune. Juneau
 Tn" eummitt,c passed resolutions which declared ln rlvaf of home rule If a uaHn,4 4rdsf# aa,lar. certain con. sirf"us which do mol .xlst ar present
 Eeaseeea folies Was alsa ouaar-- rd and fH" following resolution Uae passed
 " b. Republican Conventions
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CHEKAls REPUBLICAN OIlvEIlTION
 ElOMINATES JOHN VG, CORSON

Earhte of th, credentials committee arose and made his report which Per Ha~ saw at once was mfavorablc te Hs faction Immediately Inc coloua aaat throuea the faraa af lttemruus ta caa guath.t convention ueaf th- -ags
 Nuauc commanded mm fa keep =HH but Perkins refused. and tho aHirnm immediately appointed ram #fgeant~ af ara= aud m-tnrted thsm fs koep order.
 The Colonel hnNeter taenma mea# s45-t.feu~ tp8n aE,r= tnd h.. ehafr u- =ar.reea tae=-afeemt- tt eu- aa ,aa- el Hu ta errl#aui,f
 When the instructions arr hrHz aafrrggd rtrtH tr1rk fH. zerreaHt II aHus aud da u Iu hs power ia afrate a general f,g7 but ho was re- moved farrIbIs aaam thc hall WHu, h. was being taaH out some at Hts friend= came ta th. tssrue and i gen @ #elee faIaA.t b, eeded in ths fataI =8hIas5naH af fb. #ftI, f-rkiH- ha.ud# U#iEH -..a Hffar25fI Hu tGe ht
 Shea "f SNaeHay. Uha belonged fe f. aessr af once and 3d8iucd defeat but =dId Hs Eautd Huf I6a1e fH. HfH. si= hs accepted htz auteaHue a- Hs
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RUCE IS
 CALLED
NORTHWESTERN COMMERCIAL co. AND CITY COUNCIL WAIT
 TILL BOATS COME IN.

The streets. alleys and lights com miuee "f the city council and Manager Heelsr. af the Northwestern commer- eial co. have discussed the matters in dispute with thr result that the coun- cil have decided tn postpone the at tempt to tear down the tramways and the company will take away tine fence complained of for tHe present
 Al the special meeting of the conn cil which will be held tonight. il wiH be announced that both sides have come to q truce which will last at least until after the arrival of the boats.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-14
LIST OF PASSENGERS
 ON STEAMSHIP CORWlN


 deneta J JeHH-aa \NHam Kah4ut Ted Ardra-na N carson. Mike Mar Gusau. pf# Shat. t'Emt. Wood Tho~ bafhs JabH SHra Richard i Helly Martin NIume II " Nunran E p in4eHta. W# < sI4a=. ] W Johnson Mrs ! N. Ja4H., Airs Jake Audcr- son E. k.nnal l. II pmaam. capt Srinuee < Martini II II Wnod- hu2 Arthur Eou.rafr F G Gadd W Never. < NHagssaH. ofto Hickstein William furu-t'a. C SiegenthaIcr G L. Eetr F FaHeheer r. Kasper Fred I;"<sarty T. FWon, C. Johnson chartc@ q MHe#eG e. ;. Trararisk and j. \. CraNGrlT.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-14
PROPERTY
 CONDEMNED

ia Jsa t.t.aut #H. Faeu 4 Some t- l.-.e.. t;..a sGas-ta A na4-aI. raoH.a M Reel \ ' lia.d and p X Nn cH.f tho district eaurf has --uel a art.r In condemnation ra- .ediua= aud a- arp#uU.f LmH F'S Geue' JuueS aud J. t riem to -e.'ttiH rhe amount tn be paid for rs property The condemnation rr.- s.rdiuss sNefe instituted for the rur- H.ee "f extending Lanes Wat
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Nuggets Special Service.

Nuggets SpeciaI Service.
 SEATTLE May la Tir following Is lhe lis, of nrst-cIasS pas~eHeers tHte lrft for Nome oH tH,. steamship CotWin last sunday evening
 Alrs. =. T. tlarlz Annie C Clark. Mn AseHultz. J. ] Moore. r. \. Bell Prank x Hara \. C. Ehod,-. Mrs L"uimet Christine Ncptrn Mat Je-- sups l. N Smrr. T. D Mclean. F.. E. Jordan. L. F Thomas. ] W. Albright. Mrs. F.. Suinuey. J. r. Palmer. G. \. Paxton. T Thomrsnu r Allison. II p"nohue. r W HoNie. John GIa~go. Gus R. Hose. Dan Rozieh. Dan cHato- vich Fritz Weinard. William Neil. D
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-05-14
DRY GREEK FIND PROVES
 COUNTRY WAS WARMER B

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 fhs -fraHe. Hed fs in a eHH.s...fz clearly tbar S,aad radn-a.. aH ar tim" "a- coveted hs tar ans.t fl. Efo" only tu eHmt.s Am.H ataue#
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AHHUAL STAMPEDE
 STARTS FROM FAIRBANKS

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