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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-05
Unitarian.

First Unitarian Church-18s South Sec
Ond East street William Thurston
Brown, minister. Sunday preaching serv-
ice at IL a. IN. Subject of sermon. "Tha
Need Of Religion as a Means Of Know
ing the Real Value Of Things" a sermon
for children of all ages. Sunday school
at 1870; Lloyd Alliance Of Liberal WO-
men Wednesday at 2.30 D. m, the Civic
Forum of the Social Science club Thurs
day evening at s o'clock. Mrs. Kate Hill
lard VIII deliver an address on Work
ing Glass Political Tactics Free dis
cussiOn from the floor The public cor
daily invited TO all services
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Whipped in Prison.

Richmond, Ind, Dec. LEROY Can
non was beaten i'm prison by Zeiaya's or
dcrs and was eager for revenge" said
Isham Sedgwick, a coffee planter of
Nicara qua, who is i'm this city visiting
relatives.
Il knew Cannon very well" cOntin-
ued Mr.. Sedgwicl5. THE last time I
saw him was on July 4 at Guatemala
City
He escaped from prison. He told me
he was determined to get even with
Zelaya for having whipped him. He
was imprisoned on the charge of snug
Cling, and had resisted arrest. After
my meeting with him he returned and
Joined the revolutionary forces"
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Christian.

Central Christian Church-CorneF
Fourth South and Third East streets. one
block east Of city and county building
Charles r. Neel, pastor Sunday services
at II a. m. and at 7:45 .. m. Morning
theme. "a WOmsn's Memorial" In the
evening the ladies of the Christian W0-
mems board of missions viii nave charge.
A fine program is being prepared. Bible
school at 10 a. M: G. Fl, Zimmerman, su-
perintendeut. Christian EndeaVOr, 6:45,
Mr.. Bradley, leader Class for Bible
study Wednesday night The public is
invited.
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DIME NOVEL MuRDER-

Cannelltrn. Ind, Dec. Claude VIII
iiams, 16 years Old, a reader, it is said.
Of dime novels, shot and killed James
Hal, Is years old. today, then eluded
the sheriff and escaped TO the Kentucky
shores, and is still in hiding He quar-
relied with the Hall boy over a trihing
matter md deliberately shot the lad
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REFORM OF LOUISIANA.

Lake Arthur. La, Dec. 4.-Civie
righteousness has made a new record,
and municipal, civil and criminal BUSH
ness is dull in this city, with the result
that the mayor has resigned and the
town marshal's salary has been reduced
TO 81 a month. The mayor rendered his
resignation TO the council because he
said there was nothing to do"
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TWO VALUABLE cAReoEs.

Duluth, Mimi, Dec. 1.-THE most val
liable cargoes to go down the lakes this
season viii leave Duluth and HOughton
today. The North Sea of the Mutual
line carries $1,000, 900 worth of copper.
and the d. C. Kerr of the Provident
company $500. 00S worth of flax, a ca
pacity cargo Of 100000 bushels.
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SALT LAKE ROUTE WILL
BUILD CALIFORNIA LOOP

The salt Lake Route, it is reported. will
use part OF S50000G00 bond issue 10 build
a loop from San Bernardino TO Redlands.
tnence 10 the Highlands and Cajon pass.
and other improvements are exnacta5 III
cost about S20,000O00. The balance of the
bond issue recently authorized will be
used in retiring S30,000.000 of old bonds.
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MINING IN MONTANA.

Helena, Mont. Dec. 4-William
Walsh, state mine inspector, filed his
annual report with Governor Norris to-
day. 1t shows that 5000 men are en-
gagged in the industry, and that there
were forty-seven fatal accidents durir1
the year closed November 80. The in
duStry is in splendid condition.
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DEATH oF PRINCESS.

Copenhagen, Dec. Princes Wal
demar the wife of the youngest son OF
the late King Christian, and before her
marriage I'm 1885, Marie, Princess of Or
leans, died today of influenza. Prince
Waldemar and his three sons are trav-
cling IN India.
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PILES CURED At HOME BY
NER ABSORPTION METHOD

il yOu suffer from bleeding tfchino
blind or prOUruding Piles, send me vour
address. and / viii tell you how to crre
yourself at home by the new ABSORPTION
treatment, and will also send some OF this
home treatment free for trial with refer
eHces from your own locality if requested
Immediate relief and permanent cure as
tured Send 40 money. but tell others of
this offer. Write today TO Mrs Al. sum
ners. box I, NOlre Dame, Ind.
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GLEN soRENsoN DEAD.
Especial to The Herald Republican.

Especial 70 The HeraId-Republican0
Riehfeld, Dec. 4.-Glen Sorenson.
nephew of Chief Justice McCarty. died
at Monroe on Thursday from diphtheria
and was buried the same day. The fam
lily has been afflicted with this terrible
disease for several weeks. but the death
of Glen. the t0-year-old son. is the only
fatality.
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MuRpFRous ROBBERS.

, San Francisco, Dec. Am I'M 1
= identified man held IN and robbed Z
= two drug stores shortly before I
: midnight tonight and a few min Z
= utes later walked into the Ham Z
: nam baths establishment on Ed I
= d. street, near Vanness avenue. I
= and shot and killed the book I
: keeper, W. II. Schneider.
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VoLunteers of AmerIca.

Volunteers of America-19 Commercial
street. Tom MaCkey is back again and
will speak at all services today. Sub
iects: 1870 a. m., "a Christian" H s.
Stevens will sing. 1890 70. m, Salvation s
Story" Miss Margaret Summerhays viii
sing 6 p. M. Gospel Signals" Mira
Tom D. Pitt will sing. One of the bright
est spots I'm Salt Lake TO spend an hour.
Everything free-something for nothing.
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tor. entered the sampling business only
last March, when he gained control Of the
Pioneer Ore Samplng company. That
company has been making rapid strides
under his guidance. But ne soon saw the
advantage to be gained by CONSOLIDATING
the various plants and began laying plans
to that end The deal was a large one to.
encompass, but with the showing he was
enabled to make to large affiliated inter
ests, good progress was made in bringing
it about.
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Methodist Episcopal.

First Methodist Episcopal Church-Cor-
uer Second East and Second South streets,
Francis Burgette Short, pastor. Morning
prayer, 1880 a. m; preaching, lO;99 a. m,
subject, "The Gentleness of Cod; sun
day school, 1916 p. m; Epworth League,
6:45 p. m, led by Fred A. keyW0rJhi ad-
dress, 7:45 p. m, by Adam Dixon warner
subject 1.-THE Modern City" These sub
iects for today should guarantee large
audiences. The pastors subject IS unique
and the evening subject should abound In
striking suggestions. Bring your friends
and pack the house this evening.
The Tiff Methodist Episcopal Church
Ninth East and First South streets, Da-
vid W. Crane, pastor Sunday school at
10 a. m, A. D. MCGUIRE, superintendent
international lesson, Paul on the Grace
of Giving; morning worship at IL O'Clock,
sermon by the pastor, subject, what
Temperance Is Doing for Us. The maa
quartet viii sing; EpwOrth League at go
ing will be led by Mr.. HOisinger Of the
Y. NJ. c. A. Evening services Of the
church at 1870, subject Of discourse,
Needing Gods call" Persons having
no other church obligations are cordially
invited to meet and worship with us.
Heath NJ. E. Church-Third South and
Eighth West. H. 1. Hanson, pastor Sun
day school at 10 a. m.i Mr.. D. COlClOugh,
superintendent, preaching at II a. m and
1880 p. m. special music by the choir.
Junior League service at p. m; Ed
worth League service at $50 %. m. All
are cordially invited to these services
Second NJ F. Church-Fourth East near
Eleventh South, IT. I. Hansen, pastor.
Sunday school at 10 a. m, Mrs. George J..
Belts, superintendent; EpwOrth League
service at 6:45; preaching at 1880; holy
communion will follow the service. Spe-
cial music by the choir. All are most cor
daily invited to these meetings.
Norwegian and Danish Methodist Epis-
copal church, 523 South Fourth East
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COTTON roo HIGH.

Manila, Dec. Managers Of the To-
cal cotton mills announce they will be
Obliged to suspend operations when
their present stocks are exhausted. be-
cause of the high price in New York and
London. Five hundred operatives viii
be made IDLE.
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Literature Needed.

Mrs. Mackey has secured tables and a
sufficient number of suitable chairs for
the reading room. But she explained last
night, that she is at present without mag
azines and suitable reading matter and
says that contributions Of such will be re
Ceived, regardless of their date, and used
to the best of advantage. One Of the
telephone companies has offered to in
stall a telephone in the employment Of
flee department at an unusually reason
able rate.
On Monday the Volunteers Of America
viii start their Christmas crusade in the
business district of the city. Captain n
W Edison stated yesterday that the Vol
unteers were planning to send out 800 bas-
kets of provisions on Christmas day, and
would ask the cooperation Of the bust
ness men in this work
In order to prevent fake" solicitors
from swindling the business men, each
person authorized by the Volunteers will
carry a letter signed by Captain n. w.
Edison, and al business men are warned
TO honor no requests made in the name
of the Volunteers, unless this letter is
presented.
Donations will be received at the head
quarters, No. 115 East First South street.
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SUFFRAGISTS MAKE
TROUBLE FOR GREAT
BRITAIN LIBERALS
Continued from pace one.

&C declares, makes reforms supported by
nOn-cOnfOrmists impossible. and calling
on the people TO support the candidates
who are favorable to the emancipation
of education from sectarian control" The
uniOnists are nominating a candidate in
every constituency in England and Scot
land and. with the exception of the seats
held by the speaker, the Right Hon
James William LOWther and Joseph
Chamberlain. who represents Birming-
ham. West either the. liberals or the Ia
borites viii nominate a man TO oppose
them. The liberals have decided not to
contest Mr. Chamberiain's seat on ac-
count of his illness
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EPISCOPAL.

st. Marks Cathedral, East First South,
between Second and Third East Right
Rev. F. S. Spaulding, D. D., bishop; Very
Rev. S. r. Colladay, dean Second sun
day in Advent; 1880 a. m, holy com
mlnion; 9:45, Sunday school, Ii, holy COM
munion and sermon by the dean; 1880 p.
m, evening prayer and sermon, subject,
Prayer and Thanksgiving"
st. Johns chapel, Logan avenue and
Ninth East Holy communion, lO:4o q.
m; Sunday school, GAS a. m.
st. Peters chapel 657 North Second
West Sunday school, 9;45 a. M; even
ing prayer and sermon, 1870 u. N.
st. Jude's chapel Church service and
address, 1890 p. m.
East Garfield church. Sunday school, 4
p. m; evening service and sermon, $50
p, m.
St. PauIs church, Main and Fourth
South streets. Charles Z. Perkins, rec
tor. Holy communion at a. m; Sunday
school at GAS a. M; morning service and
sermon at II o'clock. Bible class at Z p.
m. Evening service and sermon at
o'clock. Bishop Spalding will preach at
both the morning and evening services.
Visitors welcome.
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PresbvterIan.

First Presbyterian Church-Corner Of
South Temple and c streets. Rev. VIII
liam NJ. Paden. D. D., pastor Morning
services at II o'clock, which will consist
Of the reception Of new members and
communion. Sunday school at 1890 p. M
Evening services at 7:45 Subject. Life
Of St Paul. Young peoples meeting on
Sunday night at O'clock AIidWesk seTv-
ices on Wednesday evening. Teachers
meeting at 1880. p. m. Meeting of con-
gregatiOn at D. m. to hear report for
the past year, the election Of four ruling
elders and other matters relating to wei
fare Of the church. Everybody cordially
invited to all these services.
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ZELAYA MAKES BIG
BLUFF AND ASKS
FOR Commission
Continues from PAGE one.

layan government and the revolution
lists has been settled. 1t is the view of
the United States that there is at pres
ent no responsible government in Mic
aragua.
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Free Church.

Swedish Free Church-184 South Seventh
East Sunday school at 2;50 70. m; SER
mon at z.45 ID. m.
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Westminster Presbyterian Chmch-In ].
o. o. f. hail, POstoffice place. Charles
Curtis Mcintyre, pastor. Morning wOr-
ship, II o'clock. celebration of our Lord s
supper baptisms and reception of new
members; evening service, 1880, Sermon.
'"To Him That Overcometh.' The quar-
tet. Misses Smithen and Evans and
Messrs. Howell and Hudson, at both
services. Sunday school at 1915 and the
mission 1880; Christian Endeavor service,
6:45. Topic, THE First Epistie Of St.
john" Cottage service Wednesday even
ing. You are welcome. Come thou with
US"
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Third PRESBYTERIAN church, corner
Eleventh East and Eleventh South Su-
gar House cars. Herbert Z. Hays, pas
tor. Superintendent of Sunday school, G..
c. Spooner. Services on Sunday as fol
lows: Preaching service at II a. m, sub
iect. Rock and Sand: Which Shall We
ChoOse?" Preaching service at 1880 p. m.l
subject, "WhO Should Confess Christ?'
Sunday school at 1915. Christian En-
deavOr at 6:S0 p m, topic, st. John
First Epistle; service preparatory 70
communion, Wednesday, at $3.50 p. M
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English Lutheran church 836 South
Fourth East street, =. W. Bussard, pas
tor.-Sunday school at 10 a. m. Church
service at II O'Clock. All welcome
German Lutheran ST. Johns church.
seventh South and State streets. William
j. Lankow past0r-Sunday school at
$3.50 a. m. Service at 1850 a. IN. English
evening service at 1880 o'clock
The Norwegian Lutheran Church OF
Our Savior, $50 South Fourth East street.
-kr. Kvamme, pastOr.-English morning
service at IL O'Clock. Norwegian evening
service at s O'Clock. Sunday school at I'D
q. m The Young Ladies society meets
Thursday evening at s o'clock with Miss
EInel Wlttenberg, 8l5 Sixth avenue. Choir
practice tuesday evening at s o'clock
The Danish Evangelical Lutheran
church. Harold Jensen pastor Resi-
dence, 81 + street. Service at %. IN. at
the Swedish Lutheran church, corner Sec
ond South and Fourth East Sunday
school at 2 p M. Committees report
Inc dedication OF the new Danish Luz
lneran church viii be held next Sunday
December - at III a. m.i corner of First
avenue and d street The president and
the secretary of the Danish Lutheran Ne
Draska division, Rev. Pastors c.. c.. Kloth
and L. Jensen will be present SUNDAY.
Monday Tuesday and Wednesday even-
ngs; there also will be meetings Monday
evening, with an entertainment in spe-
clal song and music. Exact program will
be sent to all Danish people. wishing to
be present Telephone Bell 5lS5 for infor-
nation. All Danish people are most cor
daily invited.
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street. II. J. Hansen pastor.-Sunday
school at 1920 p. M. Preaching at 8:l5 p.
~. All Scandinavian people are most cor
daily invited
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PLAN TO MERGE
UTAH ORE SAMPLING
WORKS IS MADE
Continued from PAGE one.

Sampling company at Sandy All are
modern plants with total capacity for
handling something like $4,000 tons Of ore
a year. The new company viii without
doubt keep all of the plants fully Up to
the standard. adding from time TO time
such increased facilities as the ore pro-
ducJiOn of Utah mines may demand or
warrant.
The original plant of the Pioneer ore
SamDling company has been i'm operation
nearly 90 years. During the last few
years, however the works have been re-
modelled and improved until it is viz
tually a new plant.
The Taylor & BruntOn company entered
the Utah field in 1893, when il built its
Murray plant. It has done a heavy bust
ness from the first and last year the
demands upon its facilities became so
great that the company built a new sam
pier in the Tintic district, in every way
as complete as the origina! plant Both
works have since been operated virtually
at caracitv
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-05
Mexicans for Peace.

Insofar as regards Central Amer
lea as whole, Mexico is anxious to see
peace preserved, and thai all of the
countries observe the provisions of the
Washington treaty. To this end
Mexico will be glad to assist the United
States. This country naturally feels a
deep interest in Central America
through the bonds Of language, senti-
ments and habits and is anxious to con-
tribute to all that tends towards its
well-being.
In the present crisis between the
United States and Nicaragua, it has
not been determined whether Mexico
will cooperate with the United States
or not Data is being collected so that
Mexico will be enabled to act with full
knowledge Of existing conditions if it
should decide to take a stand"
rs it true that Mexico is favOring
either the candidacy Of Irias or Madriz
to succeed Zelaya p" was asked of the
governor.
No attitude whatever has been taken
by this government up to now" replied
Governor Creel.
Touching the possibility Of Governor
Creel being sent to Washington, Mr.
Mariscal said that Mr.. Creel was pc
cullarly fitted for such a mission, hav-
ing been ambassador at Washington,
and being thoroughly acquainted with
Central American affairs.
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Woodbridge to Retire.

Aside from its Utah plants. the Taylor
& BruntOn company has operated sam
piers i'm the Cripple Creek district, at
Aspen Cole. and at MilleTs, New Its
Cripple Creek plants were sold a couple
of years ago. So that the closing out of
its Utah holdings will leave the company
operating only at Aspen and in Neva "a.
Chief owners of the company are d. ~.
BruntOn and F. NJ. Taylor, both of Den
yer. r. r Woodbridge, vice president Of
the company, has been manager Of the
Utah plants the last three years. Mr..
Woodbridge has for some time been pre-
pairing 70 give up his position with the
company that he might, after Is years Of
hard work, take a long rest from business
cares-a fact which doubtless influenced
the company IN favor of parting with its
Utah holdings.
Ernest r. Woolley, who is a mine opera
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Some Bitter Words.

In the course of his speech klr. Church
i'll said;
we are face to face with a period
when parties necessarily are grouped on
violent lines, when brute force and class
, hatred instead of fOTbearance and publ
spirit are becoming characteristic OF Brit
ish political life
Lewis Harcourt compared present issues
with those of the time of Cromwell and
the French revolution.
Sin Edward Grey in his address at
Leith, said that he was glad the house
of lords was barred from retreat and thar
there would be no opportunity for re-
pentance-
The liberal peer. Lord Linden, de
seribed the lords a5 rebels against the
crown.
These speeches by men like the foreign
secretary who has hitherto been regarded
as representing the staidest Whicgism and
Louis Harcourt. whose Immaculate attire
has earned for him the reputation OF
dandy Of the house of commons. indi-
cate the nature of the political fight that
has now begun and is reflected I'm the
speeches of the demonstrators in Trafal-
gar square as published in the Sunday
papers
socialistie Utteranees.
The Trafalgar square speeches were
quite equal to the widest utterances or
any socialist demonstrations I'm that his
itoIlc spot. DIT thiIofd, the reVered
leader of the free church. hoped that the
peers would be drowned iu the red sea,
as was Pharoah.
William IT, Byles, member Of the house
OF commons from Stafford, North. said:
We have got the lords by the throat
and are going TO strange them. If the
men of ENGLAND have the same spirit as
they had 80 years ago they viii be ready
Tor civil war"
The fdYOIite emblem of the demOustra-
tors VIII he q turuip carved 60 represent
an lmbeciie face stuck on a pole and sur
mounted by COrOnet with the words be-
Meath THE First Born"
The crowds made a hostile dem0nstra-
Ton before the Constitutional club and
cheered at Premier Asquths residence
They then made for the Lansdowne
house, which was guarded by police and
eventually broke up quietly.
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Position of Mexico.

Mexico City. Dec. 4.-Mexico has done
nothing so far in regard to the Mic
araguan matter. 1t is taking sides nei-
Their with Nicaragua nor the United
States.
This declaration was made today by
Governor Enrique Creel Of Chihuahua,
former Mexican ambassador at Wash
ingtOn. Governor CreeI has been called
to Mexico for a consultation with the
department of foreign relations, with a
view of his being sent to Washington
IN case certain representations, made to
the American government, are received
with favor at Washington, according to
a statement by Minister Of Foreign Re
lations MariscaL No formal note con-
corning this matter has, however, been
sent to Washington.
'MeXico's policy is not yet defined"
continued the governor. 1.-THE attitude
TO be taken by this country viii depend
upon developments. Meanwhile this
country is remaining neutral. The sit
uation is Of course grave, but it is not
regarded as necessary for Mexico to
take a stand either way in the natter
as the present issue is strictly between
the United States and Nicaragua.
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English Lutheran church S36 South
Fourth East street, j.. w. Bussard, pas
tor.-Sunday school al 10 a. M. Church
service at IL o'clock. All welcome.
The Newtown bee., 1909-07-30

ton on business, the latter part of the week.
 Miss Margaret Varson of Norwalk if nursing William Meagher.
 A. R. Humphrey, who was kicked by a horse, last week, is not doing we'll, It was necessary to call a doctor, Sunday. Doctor Humphrey of New Britain was out to see him, Sunday.
 Henry Smitz of Newark, x. J., who has been at William ohmen's fer the past four weeks, returned to New ark. Tuesday.
 Herbert Tanner and Jamea Per klns are taking a short course at the Danbury Summer school.
 G. Katan was home from Torring- ton Friday, for a short stay.
 Lewis Ohmen, IT,, who crushed his foot in a horse rake, is improv- ing,
 Henry Mercy was summoned as a witness at Washington on Saturday.
 Miss Etta Cowle Is in New Britain being doctored by specialist for a hurt she received last winter while coasting and at this writing is not doing as well as her friends hoped for.