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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-01
M'NURRIH TALKS At
MORMON TABERNACLE
Declares Followers of the Cos
pel' Have Been Very Much
Misunderstood.

Joseph W. McMurrin, a member OF the
FIRST seven presidents OF the seventies
was the only speaker at the Mormon
tabernacle Sunday afternoon. His dis
course was purely doctrinal I'm character
and lacked any sensational features.
we have been very much misuudcr-
stood" declared Mr.. McNIurTin. II think
largely perhaps. owing 10 our belief In
present day revelation" lie declared that
tho Jattcr-day Saints believe the Bible
to hc the word ui God. so far rs the
word OF God has been translated correctly.
Tho world he declared rs laborinS
under a n!sappr"hcusion Of the Mormon
belief OF tho Bible. We do. II is true,
believe IN other volumes Of scripture.
Tho speaker declared tnat the ordi-
uapces revealed through Tho Mormon
prophets at" tho means of man acduir-
Ing salvation and The revelation of the
gospel In this day IS me tulnllmcnt OF
tho word OF the old prophets Of the scrip
tural times
Tho speaker impressed upon The con
gregatioh tho necessity OF living up 10
the gospel" and dealt with several Of
its doctrines like baptism by immersion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-01
WONAH'5 ASSOCIATION
N VESPER Service
Mrs. AdamSOn Delivers InStrUc-
tive Talk on Work in
China.

Tho Young Woman's Christian associa-
ton observed its o'clock vcSper scrv-
ice in an unusual manner Sunday Mrs.
Louise Prosper AdamSon was the leading
speaker. and talked about association
work IN China. Mr. Adamson, the speak
er'S husband IL now stationed I'm China
in charge OF association work. and ow-
ing TO this fact. the speaker had Il set
OF exceptionally wcll- founded facts con-
cerning the work. She made it clear
that thc Orient is greatly in need Of
Christian workers. a solo. Tho Lord
lis My Shepherd" was rendered by Miss
&. Sicglcr
At the close Of the service about thirty
young women partooll of the usual fell
lowship luncheon. Miss Mablo Johnson,
general secretary. said that the services
arc meeting with unusual success. and
extended an invitation To attend them TO
every young woman In the city. The
rooms are 31f-lJ Brooks Arcade.
Sunday was association day In all the
churches and tic pastors gave considera-
BILE time TO the work OF the Young Woni-
ems Christian association The member
ship contest will begin today. which will
continue until the 1000 mark is reached,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-01
BISHOP T. S. TINGEY POINTS
OUT WAY TO THE BRgTupr

Franklin S. Tingey. bishop Of ,bs e.,
cntcc1th ward of the Salt Lake mai,
addressed an audience in the nect-,
house Of that ward Sunday evening :
follows.
ut might he well. at this time so :,
II word concerning the coming cleclIS
While we have no right 10 say how -,
man shall Vote-that IL right ,t,.''
every one has for himself-yct VIC NO.
say that voting is n duty that we an
to the church and TO ourselves. Ne 4,
being attacked, and 81 Is the right 4
every citizen TO protect himself Il
course. VIC would not like 10 soc you ~
with tic enemy, but otherwise we lad
no authority 10 dictate what yon shsI 4
duty OF every good citizen, and cspeeal;
every Tsattcr-day Saint. tn eyerclse n.
right Of franchise and vote so that "a.
will miss the right OF protecting h~.
self and Of putting into power thoss X.
will administer tho government 10 b,
very hest possible way and will th.r!}
decrease our taxes.
Don't wait FOR some one 70 come 4.
YOU with 4 carriage. Tf carreSc II
not come so 10 the polls anyway n.
walt for some ono 10 bring you. bll 4
TO the polls ard vote
1T might not b. out OF the WAY io at
Tor those who wish To vote tho Citirst
ticket that the Citizens ticket MI
under the head of the Democgaic Id Z
at this election
Immediately following ,hese words \
Bishop TinEoy. one OF the bre,hrcn I'd
a letter signed ny Charles ". Nibley Al
I'm l.. Miller and David A. Smith "a
comprise the presiding bishopTic. dNesz'
Upop tho unusually prosperous condIt;.
prevalent in Salt Lake, and urginr-
Elaring contrast to Bishop 'TIngey's a
10 decrease our taXes'-ihsl n
"brcthrru and sisters" make .psI
effort to increase the tithny orci
insS.'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-01
CITY COUNCIL WILL
NOT MEET TONIGHT
Members VIII Put in Their Best
Efforts in a Political
Way.
EXCURSIONS OGDEN RACES

There will he no meeting OF the city
council tonight. on account OF the city
election being so close AT hand. and the
mcmbers OF the council will take advau
taSc OF the opportunity TO put forth their
best efforts in a political way. On last
Monday night the council adjourned until
November s. so that there Will hc no
regular meeting this week.
The canvass ot the returns Of the eloc-
ton will, no doubt he commenced by
the council next Monday al noon, but it
IS doubtful whether or not the work will
be completed by Monday night
lnaSmuch as the election viii he over
by the next meeting OF the council tho
resolution introduced by Councilman
Hall. instrucjing the street supervisor to
sec that the two American party signs
on the fence around the new KcarnS
building are removed will, no doubt be
adopted. II Is very evident that Mr. Hall
accepted the suggestion made by Mr.
Ferry last Monday night. that the fence
around the new building being construct
ed on Main street by the Aspcr Noall
company he used ny the Citizens Demo-
cratic party for Wallace signs, as that
party has used the sides OF the buildings
on the north and south OF tho excavation
for the Aspcr- Noall building for signs
urging The candidacy OF Mr.. Wallace. In
view OF this fact. II is not likely that Mr.
Hall Will have very much 20 say about
the American party signs.
ono OF the most important matters TO
be considered by the council al its next
nee ting is the resolution to bc recon-
Wcndcd by tb" watcrWorils committee
which approves the plans. maps, piatS
and specifications OF the city engineer Tor
the enlargement OF the East Jordan canal
from the Jordan NaroWs To Little Cot
tOnwoud and the extension OF the canal
from Little Cottouwod 10 Parlcy's- can
yon. The CStimat ted cost OF this improve
meut is about S126 U0J. Tho resolution
also authorizes the bringing OF the nee
cssary actions In court for the condemna-
tion OF additional water rights and rights
OF way Toy the enlargement and extension
1f fl1,,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-01
MYSTERY OF MISSING
Chickens SOLVED
Badger Is Caught Completing
His NoGn Neal Of Some
Fowl.

The missing OF chickens tor the past
week has caused residents of the neigh
borlood Of 22t West First South street
20 be on tire loOEDul and even the watch
dog hes made II his business to look into
the matter. ana Sunday neon {. T.. Now
rev WAS attracted tu the rear of jhc
rucming house at the above address by
the barking OF the dog. GA Inycs;iga ting
he found a full grown badger completing;
his noon meal OF chicken. l.. II. Brown
and y. - Buckingham we're called To The
scene aud after the dog was released the
!ight with the animal set in.
'fEc badger WaI corncr"d ana fought
saVaEoly Tor several minutes before 4
forlSed stick could bc placed over It's neck
in order to pin II TO the ground. \ wire
WAS placed around its neck and during thC
struggle 'he bndScr came close TO meeting
death by straugulatiou. The men thought
their captive dead bat on loosing the wire
the badger again showed fight. The cap
tive was finally secured by a ten foot
chain and within less than an hour the
small animal had dug hole Tor itself AS
deep as the chain would allow. The bad
ger is the property OF T.. H. Brown. What
nc will do with il he doca not know.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-01
LIVELY HUSTL|NG
ON THE LAST DAY
Church Republicans and Citi-
zens-DemOcrats Depend on
Quiet Work of Brethren.
MURDOCH A VICTIM
OF DOUBLE CROSS"
Importance of Securing Ameri-
can Council is Now Very
Apparent.

Today is the last working day before
the campaign closes and there will be
some lively hustling The church Re
publicans and Citizens. Democrats rested
upon their oars Sunday, feeling perfect
ly content with the good work being
done by the brethren in the various
ward meetings and nj The tabernacle,
At American headquarters, final details
were being worked out, and the office
force was busy all day. As usual.
There was somo lively discussion dur
ing the day as To Just which way the
church cat wouid mop tomorrow. 1t is
admitted that the church Republicans
have double-crosscd the Citizcns-Demo-
crais and it also is admitted that the
Citizens Democrats have slipped one
over on the church Republicans. That
is, each organization admits that IT
has been given the double cross by the
other.
What the effect will he is problcmat-
icaI j. ID. Murdoch fully realizes that
Ncphi l.. Morris and his crowd have
Abandoned him, after separating him
from II fat contribution, which is being
virtually used in behalf OF Wallace and
the other Democrats. Of course, MIR,
Murdoch is sore and 80 arc his friends
especially those who call themselves
Republicans.
Ii is doubtful if Mr.. Murdoch ever
gave mp any sum. large or small, from
which he Will get less satisfaction than
he will from his contribution TO the
church Republicans. 1t is also under
stood that Major H. z. Mytou wishes ne
had that $3.50 back in the bank.
Unless. as 4 prominent Republican
claimed the other day, the move made
by the church is another Of its notori-
ous attempts TO deceive the public, there
is virtually no question that Wallace
will poll larger vote than Murdoch
This will be construed a. a forcihle re-
bukc TO the Federal bunch, headed by
Apostle Senator Reed Smoot. whose at
tcmpts TO "but in upon the prcro@a'
tivcs of the Republican city com
mitfee caused much feeling recently.
Where this Will leave tho so-called Re
publican organization IS another ques-
ti0u.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-01

After writing the above letter, Caro-
line y. A. Iassard is supposed
to have taken some drug with the cvi-
dent intention Of killing herself sun
dav afternoon The drug, instead of
causing death, caused Il bad state OF
hvstcria and vomiting. The young
woman WAS discovered in an uncon-
scious condition at her home. us RooSe-
welt avenue by W. Cobb, who gave his
address TO the police at Ill Lambert
court.
Sends for Patrol Wagon.
lie Immediately called physician
in the neIghborhood OF the Young
woman s house, but when the doctor
failed to nut in au appearance, Cobb
sent for the patrol wagon. The long
run 10 The house and back TO tho emer-
goncy hospital was made IN record time,
Dr. Steel was waiting at the hospital
and applied the stomach with such sue
cess that the Young woman was out
al danger Sunday night and was taken
TO thes homo of friends.
At her home, while she was Ivlng
ON the bed the Nouu% woman kept
muttcring the Damr of Lucas, and
seemed to be in deadly fear that some,
ono named Lucas was about 10 Kill
her. Very little attention was paid 10
hi'I IlUNl'IlbH> hhll' iIl Eiii'N'' ~ wv
emergency hospital. wherc ~ Was
learned that she had had W: Lucas. a
soldier. arrested late Saturday night
fcr threatening go kill her.
While brapdishin@ a huge knife
arouud his head and swearing that he
would make mince.mrat of her. Lucas
was arrested :icross thc street from the
Lyric iheut'cr SATURDAY night by Patrol
mau Mcconnell, aud taken 10 the city
raii. I.ucaS had followed thc youno
vonan aud hcr escort W. Cobb across
he str"ct ~ ihev ramo uui of tho the
aicr. where Miss HaSsnrd j. employed
IS = member or The Ladies G.. \, r.
band Lucas also s'vorr that hr would
lll cobb. Il is said. "Hd mad" IN m.
oaertual aitcmpi. so Cobb told Chief
Ienrlow at tho police station sunday
afternoon.
Story of the Letter.
Asked regarding the letter left ut the
home of Mrs Bridcwrll. T.. W. Senior,
the land attorney. stated sunday night
that he had first become acquainted
with Miss HasSard by defending her in
tcrcsts i'm police court case. She
ihcn Informed HIM, 80 he said, that sho
expected Ia be killed at any time by
Lucas. and felt in such fear Of the man
that she had written number Of let
tcrs TO bo sent To her father and opened
in case of her death She had left
these letters IN the office Of Attorney
Senior The letters are supposed 70 con
tain incriminating evidence against
Lucas.
According TO the police, Miss IIussard
has been in a number of Scrapes with
Lucas during the past two years, con
sisting of schooling scrapes, burglary
scrapes. whcrein Lucas is supposed 10
have entered the home Of the young
woman. cutting scrapes mud attempted
cutting scrapes. in all of which the lime
light has been turned on Lucas George
". Moore Of IL Chnrch street, W. Cobb
of III Lambert court, and G. 4. Crock
well of Coz East Second South street
will appear against Lucas when wanted
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-01

on this 3O5Lh Gay OF the ysh
Moon is in square VIII Jupi,n
Mars. but has Venus In apposiuon
The aspects augur evn ior Nv
do III to women. or Galign tncul. "a.
are i'm danger OF quarrel1ng anlPis
selves. :. Z
This twenty four-hour perlea
dangerous to those who indulge
sip or Intrigue. The danger Is -
larly great 10 employees ana Wy
women. -. N
Mars Is powerful Cor ouarfcS
argument and over indulgence lVyI,i
hIsty and hclilgercnt must sun
selves against sudden ano enrr
tempta tion To recriminauon OF S's"
sure of others, ,,..ss
Every one should avoid ds'
debates that threaten TO 'e'io a,iy
rel There is danger. csp'oiow,. 4
evening. OF quarrel and suus=
Ovcr-indulccncc OF any kind -
avoided all dav. The plancls;
are that its effects will be nv
than on more ordinary occasions
Jupiter looks brightly. toda. -
ness. and a good sign Is o'e',,,urf /
selling, undertaking new ~ Or 4
opening new places OF coiIi'"e
facturc. IA hin i
for any service, according TO -, i {
In the household the ausnls snals i
for anything connected win i,sI,- iomI, =
British astroloScrS nayy
movements TO the British no. 4
this month o,es tiD
a great man in the United thrc,;I
Speculation is dangerous I
this month. ,,,e ~ VI
Persons With this birth -daH, .,y,s
'ecis of scorpio. a sign @ tha' Gra
coolness and determine lionni 10 81
geons are often born unns, u1fl ,,,radl IN
Scorpio- born viii need sellliIr,i -
adherence 10 some scttlsd ponn,h y
bltion during the twelVef'''""
good success ,,v's ifiI
Children born under toaaa,,,bfol III
generally honorable ana a., m, III,
are likely tn he fortunate III E
things OF life. E
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-01
The American emblem-the
aag-is on the top lever this
wear. Pull the flag lever to the
right until the bell rings.
NO CASE ON RECORD,

There is no case on record of a
cough or cold resulting in pneumonia
or consumption after Fo!ey's Honey
aud Tar had been taken, Is il will stop
your cough and break up your cold
quickly. Refuse any but the genuine
Foley's Honey and Tar in ii yellow
package. Contains no opaics and is
safe and sure. +. j. Hill Drug Co.
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UNDER THE LAWS

Of Utah this bank is cmpow.
cred TO do trust business,
II is legal dcpOsitarY for all
court and trust funds.
It serves as administrator and
guardian.
ii acts as assignee aud re.
cciYer.
1t issues surety bonds.
1t insurcs titles to real cs-
tate.
1t furnishes abstracts.
It has the safest safety boxes
IN the state for rent cheap.
1t transacts general bank
ing business.
II pays interest on time de
posits.
UTAH SAVINGS & TRUST
COMPANY,
". :. Mccormick. President;
Hcber NJ. Wells, Manager
23J Main Street.
(Iu the Business licart.0
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Miss Caroline \. A. HasSard
Says There Is No Rest This
Side Of Grave.
BLAMES SOLDIER LUCAS
FOR MOST OF TROUBLES
Z. W. Senior Explains How He
Came to Know the Young
Woman.

!. II do not wish anyone to be
!. blamed for what ! am about To
+ do. so write these few lines.
. ] am tired, so tired, and see no
:. resi- this side OF the grave. !
: have suffered | have nothing
!. to look forward to- nothing TO
: look back upon but misery.
: What is there for me? ] thank
: everyone who has been kind TO
: me aud hope my folks will for
: giVe nc, but / cannot stand it
: any longer. / only hope that
: am taking the right stun and
: enough of IL
: HCAR0LINE y. A. HASSARD.
: "P. S.-Tcll +. w Senior,
. Judge building, and there is a
: letter also for him on top of my
!. pasreboard box. at Mrs, ]. i
Bridewell's, No, Lambert S
: court.
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Vcte early and straight. The
ten lever will "dO" the noss-
backs as they should be done
by"
EXCURSIONS TO CHICAGO.
Nnvon,her LIS and Il

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EXPOSITION. November 90 To Dcccm
her 4. and INTERNATIONAL LIVE
STOCK EXPOSITION. November ~
10 December l5. Round trip from Salt
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Ticket fee 201 Main street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-01

Make it a point to get a d
additional votes for the Amen
can nominees for the Countl
The FusiOnists and the chun|
Republicans have named pnl
tieaily the same men for
Council, and they hope 10 q
troll the city in this way. \
can block them if you do ~
duty.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-01
ELECTION RETURNS

The Utah Independent Telephone
company. announce that they have
made elaborate preparations to furnish
complete election returns TO their
patrons on Tuesday night Subscrib
crs desiring this information will
please ask Central for election returns.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-01

Vote the American ticket and
let's have good street crossings
as we'll as good sidewalks. Two
more years Of American rule
will lift Salt Lake out of the
mud in every section of the
city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-01
INDEPENDENT TELEPHONE
SUBSCRIBERS

The Utah Independent Telephone
announce that they have
made elaborate preparations to furnish
complete election returns to their
patrons ON Tuesday night Subscrb.
ers desirin% fhis informntior Will
please ask Central for election returns
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-01

See House Book offer on page II
Salt Lake Security 4 Trust Co.
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ARTIFICIAL HUMAN EyE-MAKBR

European expert will be located at the
Columbian Optical company's store, 259
South Main street, on Monday and
Tuesday, November l and 2, inclusive.
This will be the first time there ever
was an eyemaker in Salt Lake City
Those desiring an eye that looks like
life should take advantage Of this OPP
pertunity and make appointments for
above dates. The eve viii be made in
YOUR presence If desired
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-01

Make it a point to get few
additional votes for the Ameri-
can nominees for the Council.
The Fmsionists and the church
Republicans have named prac-
ticalIy the same men for the
Council, and they hope to con
troll the city in this way. You
can block them if you do your
duty.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-01
A CARD.

This is 10 certify that all druggists
are authorized to refund your money
if Foley IS Honey and Tar fails to cure
your cough or cold, 1t stops the cough,
heals the lungs and prevents serious re.
suits from cold, prevents pneumonia
and consumption. Contains no opiatcs,
The genuine is in yellow package,
Refuse substitutes. i. f. Hill Drug Go,
The American cmbIem-the
Aag-Is on the top lever this
year. Pull the fac lever to the
right until ths bell rings.
See House Book offer on puge IL.
Salt Lake Security & Trust Co.
Oneida Community Fruits
st Marienthal S.
Great Removal Sale
At Maricnthal's
EXCURSIONS OGDEN RACES.
via Oregon Short Line,
$l.1O round trip, daily except SUNDAYS
10 November l3. Tram leaves | p. m
Last train returning leaves Ogden 9:5C
-.
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RETURNS BY TELEPHONE.

Ask for Elections Bureau" Bel!
Telephone. for election news Tuesday
evening
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-01

Foley's Honey and Tar cures e'''
quickly. strengthens the lungs a'd
pels colds. Get the genuine IN -
low package. F. !, Hill Drug o.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-01

Make your plans to vote
early tomorrow. If you do SO
you will greatly aid in getting
out full American vote.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-01

Trihune-Reporter Printing Co..
&c West md South street Phone rs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-01
Make your plans 70 vote
early tomorrow. II you do so
you will greatly aid in getting
out q full American vote.

ASK FOR ELECTIONS BUREAU"
On the Bell Telephone Tuesday evening
for latest election returns.
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Sec House Book offer on page H.,
Salt Lake Security & Trust Co.
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Say Piper IIcidsleci to your dealcr IL
you want 4 delightful. mild and pleasing
chewing tobacco,
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Philharmonic Orchestra for Good Music
All occasions PeIl 3s1GY. lid. 1887
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Tony Arnold Carriage Co.
Dag and night Bell Main 26 Ind %.
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he stars incline. but DO not con
HOROSCOPE
BY Cosette.
Monday, November !, 1903

Who harmeth woman, or gets ID" y
May meet with that shull mar Dc y
life
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Expert Kodak Finishing.
Sbiplors. commercial photographers.
Isl South Main ST: second floor.
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Strugnell. the Guns,nith,
High grade repairing. 4o9 So. Main.
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Tribune Want Ads.
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Trv New Orleans Fizz TODAY
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See House Book offer ON pugc II
Salt Lake Security & Trust Co.
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Dr. Broadbent, Dentist
Has returned to the office. 500 Scott
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4 private safe may be rented in The
ere and burglar-proof vaults of the
Salt Lake Security aud Trust company,
81 up Main street, $500 per year.