The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-29
THE BIBLE AND THE sooDLERs.

Go get your Bible. Open it, and read Leviticus
nineteen: twenty-nine; Deuteronomy twenty-five:
twenty-one, and twenty-three: seventeen. Read
Ezekiel sixteen: twenty-three; Hosea one: two
Then turn over to the New Testament and read
Ephesians five: five; First Timothy one: ten: He
brews thirteen: four; Revelations twentv-one: eight
And then read this;
MAYOR JOHN BPANSFORD IN SALT LAKE HER
AID, DECEMBER EIGHTH, 1905
With reference to the proposed district, the
houses Of which are in q construction, !
WISH TO SAY THAT / AM THOROUGHLY IN
FAVOR OF 1T. and that it was Mt NV suupext,on
that the work begun.
WITH THE POWER VESTED IN ME as MAYOR
OF SALT LAKE CITY, propose take these ro-
from the business sectiOn of the city and mt
them in the district.
asked Mr. MuIvey to find person or COM
pany that would ia erect the buiIdiup. I'm
the district after the plans and who youd
consent to have the entire district under cORstan
police regulation. MIR HuIyey found some DeonIe
who considered the matter. finally they decided
q undertake the project.
Then IL that got into com uun cufiou nj tb
the Ogden people. THEY AGREED TO MY PLANS
and told them f they did wished. and followed
the directions. them my that 1 yvouId
10 il that the women of the downtown district
removed 20 the location. ACTING SOLE
LY On ASSURANCE THAT THE RENOy Al
WOULD he MADE, THESE PEOPLE INVESTED
THEIR MONEY, AND HAVE BUILT THE BUILD
INGS AFTER NY SUGGESTIONS. The buildings are
now uD, the of the women to the new
district will be made
And then turn back to Exodus twenty: fifteen.
and Exodus twenty-one: sixteen; and Leviticus
nineteen: eleven; and Deuteronomy five: nineteen:
and Psalms fifty: eighteen; and then on into the
New Testament again. to Matthew nineteen: eight
cen; and Romans thirteen: nine; and First Peter
four: fifteen.
And then read this:
DIGEST OF GEORGE SHEETS CONNECTION WITH
THE AI'WHIBTER CASE;
George sheets testified that he was chief of M
lice when McWhirter came into his headquarters n
company with the bogus policeman. who wore a no.
lice officers badge. McWhirter asked him if the
= officer, and Sheets said "No- The
pretended policeman. assisted by others, had
robbed McWhirter Of ten thousand dollars IA cash
hour before. sheets 5aId he would try and get
of money again. hut did not arrest
the bogus DOliceman-VThO afraid IN he Of
flee o. the chief
Sheets into the hall, and returned with the
statement that he could get and fifty
dollars. McWhrter protested. chief went
again. back with a thousand dollars.
He gave that to McWhirter sent him out of
The thieves resumed their protected industry.
One of them is now serving sentence I'm the peni-
Tertiary for his part in the transaction.
George sheets Is today chief of detectives and
actual head Of the police department salt
Lake.
Then go again to the Old Testament, and read the
twenty-third chapter of Proverbs, from the TWEEN
tieth to the end of the chapter Then you will
know what the Tribune meant when 1t said: I'VE
call upon all fair and decent-mnded citizens the
Fifth municipal ward to come forward in indignant
protest against the pretensions of this man Martin
Mulvey) and bury him so deep under their ballots
on Tuesday next that-poticaIly-he win never be
heard of again."
After that, read this:
SALT LAKE TRIBUNE. OCTOBER 30 19Os-EDI-
TORIALs
Martin f. Muvey II relying for election the
vote which Is distinctly eIassed the the
underyyord the votes thieves prostitutes and the
IawIess classes generally. Without the support of
that class his chances for election would not be
worth the spC ndlng OF a nickel upon there Is
no of dirty coin In his campaign. He has been
a member of council before. e the city
no good His caBdidaey BODIES good o the
city.
We call upon all fair and decent-minded citizens