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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-01-20

, 2 4 9
Mr.. Croft-To amend section 2. ar
ticle2 3, Of the constitution relating t.
associates justices pf s:the supreme
court. sg .$'ta-' ~ 9 'zS
! MT. Hough-To amend local option
law so as to provide license Of one
cent per- gallon on all whiskeys dis.
titled within this State.
Mr.. Otts--To declare the unlawful
sale, barter, storage and keeping in
possession Of alcoholic liquors COM
mon nuisance.
Mr.. Rogers-To repeal the act es-
tablisbing department of agricul-
ture. commerce and immigration and
abolish the Office of the commissioner
The following new bills were intro
duced in the house Saturday.:
Mr.. Doar-To prohibit manufac-
ture, sale or use Of noiseless fire
arms.
Mr.. W. S. Hall, Jr.-To provide an
additional remedy in homestead pro
ceedings.
Messrs. John G. Richards, M. L.
Smith and C. A. Smith-To provide
for the closing of the several dispen-
saries in this State, and for the sale
of ali stocks of liquors, beverages,
fixtures and other property belonging
to the several dispensaries.
Mr. M. l.. Smith, ct ALA bill to
impose license tax upon all iq;I65r
drummers and persons who solicit
forders or offer for sale liquors or
beverages containing alcohol.
The following new bills were intro
duced in the senate Saturday:
To amend an act entitled "An act
to amend section II, criminal code of
South Carolina, volume 2, providing
for ten year convicts to serve SEN
tence. on public works of the county" "
approved February %, A. D. 1908, to
work on county changing.
Mr.. Appetite impose license
tax upon all liquor drummers and
persons who solicit orders or offer for
sale liquors or beverages containing
alcohol.
Mr.. Carlisle-To amend section
1896, volume l, code of laws, 1902,
fixing the minimum amount Of stock
e director Of a bank shall own.
Mr.. Weston-To declare the willful
or wanton burning of any building
which is insured a felony and to pro-
vide punishment therefor.
Mr.. otts-To provide the closing
of the several dispensaries in this
State and for the sale of all stocks
Of liquors, beverages, fixtures and
other property belonging to the sew
eral dispensaries.
Mr.. Otts-To prohibit the manufac-
ture, sale, barter. exchange, giving
away to induce the trade, the fur
nishing at public places or otherwise
disposing of alcoholic, spirituous,
vinous or malt liquors or beverages
by whatsoever name called, which if
drunk to excess will produce intoxi-
cation, except for sale of alcohol in
certain eases upon certain conditions
and except for the sale Of wines for
sacramental purposes, and to provide
penalties for the violation thereof.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-20
GOOD APPOINTMENTS.

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-20
MONEY FREELY SPENT.

According 20 Information sent out
| by the Associated Prohibition Press
/ the liquor interests paid about $4,000
! 10 defeat a local prohibition bin in
/ Minnesota Hundreds OF thousands OF
| dollars were spent in Tennessee. and
large sums in other states, especially.
West Virginia
Testimony before tho senate fnvosti-
eating COMMITTEES Of that state. inst
made public. discloses the fact that
tho methods Of the liquor interests
are dlshonOrable in the extreme. Both
parties had planks IN their platform.
declaring for prohibition. but when
10 came 10 a vote IA the senate. nine
Republicans out Of thirty, and hye
Democrats out OF n, voted against IL.
According 10 the testimony before
the Senate committee. Senator W. G..
Grimes, of the Second West Virginin
District, declared. Some time during
the present session, 1 was called 90
the Hotel Runuor by a very good
friend OF mine. This friend is closely
allied with certain interests or repres-
ents certain interests There seemed
10 be "a combination OF all corporate
interests and the liquor Interests for
me purpose ~ edecGng Legislation.
This friend stated 10 mo thow he knew
I don't know that n wore 10 vote
against allowing tho prohibition IT,
inendment 10 come out OF ths commit
tee room, theIe would be- 81. 900 in IL
for me, and a. i were t0 vote against
tho amendment on tho floor of tho
Senate, there would De- 5000 or $4,000
for me. and as much lu IL for him
SELF
Senator Grimes. however refused to
ne "a party 10 any such transaction.
il was said during the hearing that
a. much aa $4,000 had baon offered
f1r ono vote. Mr. r. g. Martin.
prominent business man OF Pittsburg
west va reported nu interview. ne
said "Mr schmidt told me tAat
me liquor Interests ot tho state had
raised "a fund 90 defeat the amendment
and that they got b. requisite number
ui votes"
Mr w. No. Wilkinson or ths Ksra-
Ma National bank, Charleston. de-
olared' "A representative of GER
ram house ln discussion re-
sa'aing thu campaign Toe stats Pro-
hibitinn said 'rhey are putting a.
lo whole I9t uf trouble which ls
los''ns ua whole lot OF money,
ana mo said representative men
'l'iea 90 nae thm he had boon at "a
"t'iins of tho liquor interests from
various places faF tho purpose OF rais,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-20

Chas. Z. Jefferson IN Atlantic Monthly
Every increase in the American navy
strengthens the militarists In London
Berlin and Toxic. The difficulty ..
finding reason for an American ma.
increases the mischief. There is "a r.l.
son why Japan has a navy, for sH
was driven 10 it by Russia. Thor.
am excuse for Germany encas'ng ra.
self In armor. FOR she has done tH..a.
which awaken fears of retributIou. .r.
can find justification for England ...
ering the ocean with her guns fur I..
ing am island kingdom she miert Dbl.
starved 90 death III she did not hIr.
command or the sea. But why -H1gI
the United States have a. coIossal.nag.a
No one outside the militarists cam uu-
sWer Because there ls no ascertain
able reason for this un-Americau rlf-
Icy the other American countries lr.
becoming frightened Brazil has iust
lald down an cXtravagant naval mo-
gram, for the proud republic OF the
south cannot consent % he at the mcrcr
or the naughty republic OF the north
The new departure Of Brazil has b.
Witched Argentina from the vision
which came % her before the statue
OF Christ which she erected high u5
amid tho Andes, and has fired her with
O. desire 10 rival in her battleships hon
ambitious military nclghbor We first
Of all have established milltarism m
the western world and are by our exc
ample dragging weaker nations into
ioollsh aud suicidal courses.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-20
THE HALF LOAF.

view 10TH Herald.
IL now seems probable that the pres
sure or public sentiment will compel
the legislature TO pass the Brough-
Murray bill designed 70 prevent s1mo
Of the most shameful abuses Of vlyl-
section. Humane persons. convinced
that cruel experiments upon living anl-
mails are OF no real value TO mankind.
are eager % soc such experiments abb
solutely prohibited All legislation.
however, is the result of compromise.
and the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. have agreed
% accept the measure IN question. Dc
ls called the "Open door" bin because
az one uf its provisions prescribing thlt
places in which experiments upon Iig-
ing animals are performed shall br 3t
al times open t0 entry and inspection
by persons appointed by the regent nf
tho state university. These arc 10 serve
without pay and onc-half the uumb.r
snul De appointed from list submit.
tod by Incorporated autl-vivso tito.
societies
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-20
EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE.

Mr.. "A. NJ. Gooch. general secretary
OF the Evangelical Alliance. London.
bias set 20 work 90 gather funds for Pho
| erection of hall. to take the pIact
! of the historic Exeter Hail. THE new
building Is 20 be- one of grcst splondor
/ as well as a convenient home f0v .hs
various religious organizations that
used 10 meet under the auspices of the
Alliance
The Evangelical Alliance is an ls.o-
citation OF different Christian sets.
formed In London in 1896 It's object
Is 20 unite all believers. or. perhaps
more properly, % eXemplify the Dhis-
tian unity that does exist. by empha-iz-
ing the necessity of belief in an esssu-
tIal doctrines and liberty boz an nom
essentials The association has adher-
ents all over the world 10 holds world
conferences at regular intervals. and
IL has exercised a beuedcont influence
ga the direction Of liberation and Tee
ligious liberty lt has pleaded with
monarchs and legislatures for laws
ending persecution and Imprisonment
for dissenters. Its service in the cause
Of liberty has been beyond estimation.
Exeter Hall was a familiar land
mark Of the great metropolis OF the
world. II calls to mind the sublime
Handel festivals. the thrilling oratory
OF Cough, the temperance speaker; the
sweet songs OF Jenny Lind, and the
philanthropic work OF the Ear d
shaftesbury who used to hold his audi |
ences as under a magic spell, while ne |
recounted to them his labors Of love |
on behalf Of girls working In coal /
mines; his visits among the lowest. the |
West, the most degraded Of mankind |
In their old familiar resort. known as /
the Seven Dials his nocturnal visits /
TO the Thieves Kitchens, in some cases
deep down IN dark cellars approached
through a trap door, then down a dark
ladder 20 be confronted by the dark
sst OF characters, whom the police were
often afraid % tackle. Yes, the very
name Of Exeter Hall recalls many
memories.
We are pleased that another hall is
10 BE- provided. and we can only hope
that those who have undertaken tho
work will succeed I'm realizing their
.ondest hopes and desires. The Evan
yelical Alliance has done a splendid
work at a time when bigotry and re-
lgious parusanship were almost gen
raj tn the world. II has SIN a mis-
non % perform. for religious freedom
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-20


The April Conference OF the Relief
society VIII BE- held in the Salt Lake
City Assembly Hon. Friday and
Saturday April 2 and 3, 1903 meetings
commencing az 10 "a. m. and az q %. m.
saturday morning. at 10 O'Clock, an
officers meeting VIII be held In the
Fourteenth ward, az which an stake
officers OF the society. who can. are ex-
pected TO Doe present
Saturday afternoon at win be the
closing meeting OF the conference. Il IS
iesired that there should be a repre-
sentatlon from every stake organlza-
ton and a large attendance OF mem-
bers.
The General Authorities OF the
Church. and officers and members Of
the Y L. NJ l. A. and Primary associa-
lions are cordially invited 20 D. present
A. the conference meetings ia the As
sembly Han
BATHSHEBA W. SMITH
General President.
IDA SHOOT DUsENBBRRY.
Counselor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-20

Tho scveuty.uinth annual genera
Conference OF the Church OF Jesu0
Christ % Iauer-day Saints win as.
semblo in the Tahsrnacl. Salt LAX,
city on Sunday April 8. 1909 nc 10
n'clock a m. A fun attendance of the
officers and members IS hereby roe
1ucstod
a general Priesthood meeting viii De-
held in the Tabernacle ou Monday,
April D. beginning az O o'clock p. m.
The first sunday or April being Con-
ference it IS suggested that sunday
March g. Doe observed as fastdoy IN
Salt Lake Ensign, Pioneer. Liberty
Granite. and Jordan stakes.
JOSEPH D. SMITH.
JOHN r. WINDER.
ANTHON II. LUND.
First Presidency
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-20

Close students Of the liquor problem
have discovered that the liquor tramc
is largely conferred and protected in a
hundred large cities Of twenty eight d.
oense states, from which vantage the
nations Prohibition two thirds are be-
ing bombarded and devastated. One
OF the startling facts S. that the liquor
traffic through its close alliance with
the party bosses IN these cities controls
and dictates the attitude OF the parties.
The millions of Prohibition Republicans
and Democrats north and south in their
respective parties seem 90 hc almost
helpless 10 prevent this dictuton or
thwart the manipulations of the liquor
powers chosen tools in porpetuauug
their business.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-20
pEsERET EVENING NEws sAruRDAY MARcH go 1905

established between the two schools
are. worry largely, duo 10 bis Intelligent
efforts in behalf of harmony and
that much Of the SUCCESS achieved Is
owing Co bis executive ability
We have given considerable space iu
these columns lately to che splendid
work of the University. aud Zee needs.
Tho Agricultural college has dono
equally vol m iH sphcr. The at
tendance off students during Che mst
two years. hlf been very much larger
Than durue amy previous yc1r In thH
history off Che college Tho number of
students taking agricultural work ls
nearly rohIod Tho work boz domestic
science and by tho vay. this state
school is authorized to give the col'oga
work ln home making and home keep
ms has Increased 100 per cent Tho
other departments have increased ln
lIke manner The student body has
been restored t1 condition uI peace
and harmony and tho Institution D.,
row lu "a condition. which. under tle
liberal appropriation by The present
legislature. win make rapid growth.
lud do most proficient work iu the de-
yeiepment of the Industrial resources
off ibis state.
As nc have said. o. great deal Of
credit is due to Mr. Stohl who has
given DTS time and energy 90 the work.
iut he has had able cooperation and /
assistance. boo che other members of Z
hs board ODE faculty under The d.rse. I
ION ol pr John A. Widtsoo, tho stu. /
Tents. end aU Interested iu the sue
.oss of the college
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-20

being moved upon hv ana t...
| power and bohold visiorr ainlf
rhecied' Tho Prophet saws ~, ni0'
lle temple filled with N'i
lu, p'opN 90 the uoiehb.It
nUl uhhlhg to tho l..
l''aring the noise within ANA s...'
ulishl Hkht hko pillar oft Hra ,.
what WIS taking place. TbIs .'.. %
uutil The meeting closed at1i Ell
Tho kirkland templo v.s u..
ioWpic built by the Sainta In M.
p,nahtlun 10 was not. howpv0r
I'io structure aa we have t.r,fI
u'' ineIe was no boptsmu f1rt
no oinef preparation for thc-s.ft
or ln. deAd' the great object for b,
temples are built hy tho snIrts
This reason for this Is undotrff.,.
The gospel of salvation for r5-
was not understood bv tho r,,...t
'hat time. and the Kirkland temoI.
not butt for that PURPOSE rt ~
a piH paiRtuiN structure. "a houss 40
If'tu ~ which lio could c0ua a.I
vn3l the Keys OF tho priegtb,,-i
lhe powers with which it WINS n......
Tor the Prophet Joseph smith T..
clothed ln order Co carry on BIZ. i,...
ant mission Tho Kirkland trf,rl.
built $50 that tho prophet goi,i4
ceiVe tha Keys OF the varioits az. '.'
sauous from those who stood gt ...
mead of those disponsatious rro,r
days OF Adam down 10 the rr-......
Time. This could only bo dome BE-.
house built 20 the name OF tho IT,,
ana dedicated To that purpose. Ana =.
was here that the Savior appoaro5
the breastwork OF tho puInit ..I
blessed Joseph Smith and oliver CO.
derry the first and second elders 40 .t.
church. 10 was here on that slr1e .....
Apll 3, 1886. that the Prophet rv...
appe1red ana committed the KEYS .f
he d'spensation OF Abraham; vsba,.
Moses appeared and bestowed the t.,..
on the dlsponsation Of the gathering up
-ihel ana where others Of the ar-
ltnt prophets appeared ana bestav.-s
n'lr Keys and dispensauons inrnH
nA tnaJ glorious vision In which FHul
restored his priesthood, turuIne u.
hearts OF the children 90 the.r f,tf..
according to the promise made tn r..
'athers that the whole earth ,....,
not be smitten at tho great duy off t..
,oming OF the lord
After these glorious visions had t....
yiVen and the keys of the dispens4t.....
lad been bestowed, the Kirkland far.,.
lad served the main purpose of n.
rection. After the saints left Kfrf..a
ne temple was little used, was rr4r..
ally discarded, and. through disr..
ias fallen into the hands OF the eramI..
" tho saints, who know NOTHING .r
emple building and have dcsasrt.I
ne one which has fallen into tH..r
lands.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-20

! horse or dog and say They do not think
] The question o. b. discussed lH. What
l do they think 0f usT like Co think
! thot there la "a future ilfc of some kind
! for Che animal where 10 may en- 0v
comfortable existence from the
wrongs 10 suffers hero. lf my idea Doe
wrong and there is no other Ufe than
Che ONE they live here tor the creatures
uo .ln dumb 90 is fDr that reason moro
important stIl that vc should make "a
heaven fur them here"
Ths Is o. sentiment iu which vc an
CON shore
.rha 4me force fashioned t1. sparuu
THAT fashioned mlu. thy kuR
Ih. Gni ot Che whole gave splrh sf
ro mtrel aud raamerad mmu
Aud Bm uIy brothers Keeper
And D WH tight h.a tight
aud speak Obj. word Tor beast and bird
I'M. Do. world shall .et things reht'
rha animals have been given an .zis.
t.u.e far a wise purpose rhcy tr.
necessary Boo Che economy lf God T1.y
ore necessary for t1c education and Ie.
F.'oumoHt of man Man without ha
hHu. The dos. tie Sheep etc.. would
rHNs remained o. savage. on hr v1riI
Perhaps have persisted BOD pea.o and
u war; the animals under the dir.c.
.Iuu Hf m4u. have performed t.o.r uu /
Share of work Zoo the conguasts o. /
FHeH tHe human race has been jhe |
'.aeha.ary This s beyond doubt Hut .
1n..ru.ng % resurrection and ume /
..a for hc animals. nothing BE- rayolI-
u IN m. e-r-IilL..-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-20


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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-20
DO ANIMALS LIVE AGAIN?

A correspondent OF Blaekfoot, Idaho
asks whether we have any author.t,
Tor the doctrine that animals are 20 be
fesurrccted, In the same sense that lhe
doctrine Of the resurrection Of man Is
aught In the Scriptures
As far as we are aware. there Ia no
scriptural authority for that doctr.n ne.
On the contrary, the Scriptures. both
incient and modern. teach Us that this
3 eternal life. TO know the only WIS.,
md true God. II. then, eternal li.o is
conditional on knowledge Of God. the
Eternal Father. the conclusion Is in
witable that. as far az human inforna-
Ion goes. there Is nothing apon wgica
20 base the conclusion that the life OF
animals is continued after tho dissolu-
ion Of the bodies Life and immortal
ty were brought 70 light through the
gospel Eternal life IS the gilt Of God
through Jesus Christ. our Lord, ana 1t
conditioned on faith. "Whosoeyar
oelieveth ia Him should not perish. but
awe everlasting life" John 3: le)
such are the teachings OF the scrip
lures concerning life eternal The
rophot Joseph has wen said. Here
hen. As eternal lifc-to know the only
Use and true God. and you have got
lcarn how 10 be- gods yourselves. and
o Doe kings ANA priests 10 God. The
anne as AN gods have done before Won.
amely, by going from one small d.ere.
another and from small capacity 90
great one. from grace 10 grace. from
Aaltaton 10 eXaltauon. until Won a.
iih 90 the resurrection OF the IslJ
nd are able 90 dwell m evgr.as..ne
urnings and 10 SIT Iu glory. as do
hose who s.t cnthr0ued in everlasting
over"
TertuIlan, the celebrated African
nurch father of the third century. tp
De- treatise o1 The resurrection. has tbi.
lrious passage. "The lord has pr1-
ounced us better than many srarr8Vf
Dat rs uo great thing IL we arc NOT
$50 better than phooUNcs but shan
en perish once for am. while the bird.
Arabia arc secure of resurrectIoaa"
ut 10 iF generally admitted that ihIs
a mistake of the great church father
quotes Cd fable concerning the bird
ho'nIK which, according 90 the super.
iuous account of Clemens Romans.
vos five hundred years and then makes
s"it 3D. nest 1f fWukucausc. myrrH ana
her aromatIrs. "Into which when
Time is ur. DO eutcrs ana dies But
thIa corrupted uesh worm Is gene
ated. which. uour.shei boy ths m9.s-
rr of The dead creature. bs0onss
1inored. AiterNaris being yIea.lu4
bears Noft that seuuIager. bon which
re- the bones uf .ta p.0Fer.tlr. ana
fr}ing uem OH removes ron Tho
fah.an territory to chat ~ Eg,rt no
bat I- called HH..H.Ie. and. D.. Ilv.
yIne DOB Che sight 0s au. deposit. u.a
In' aItar af tna suu. ana .8 .ae4
atk again TsrluIUaH. aeoptlug t.It
bile aa reality refers t8 He I..l.
Arabia tH s-eurs af u resurI..tI .fI
ut $50 need NOT fay tlat 600 a.,Iu.
BOO he deducted from such fa uIbls
c'ount of the life ANA death Df a ui.d
hat newer existed.
Humane sentiment in uur utu age
'h often suggested Tine pr10ab It. o..
future life for tla au.mals ar. Al
welsh in rceut magasna auI4s
| Bay,