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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29
ABLE SERMON AT IMMANUEL BAPTIST
CHURCH BY REV. L. S. BOWERhHAN

to, us; alas. they soon lose power. and
when that Is gone. surely "all Is vanity
and vcNatiou of spirit
The light from that other world Is
always needed 10 illuminate. so that we
may see the glory ana beauty OF the
common place The. deed takes on It's
real character only in the light OF the
motive that WAS back OF it,
To the man or woman living In this
day of grace of the Lord Jesus.
the words OF tho text mean even more
The study OF that life lived after the
plan which God gave shows TO men in
the vivid way what living with eternity
in the heart really means.
Everything beautiful! Yes; childhood
Is beautiful So Is youthhood and man
hood or womanhood, so Is old age and
the closing days TO he born, then Is
In the heart. is also beautiful Glory
shines on the last moments OF Rutherford
Gordon and Mckinley.
Everything is beautiful save as sin is
marrlns. The spirit OF eternity supplies
The grace for The overcoming.
Lighter afnicuons can work out
for good to them that love God, who are
the. called according TO His purpose
No! We do not know oil The plan
of God, His ways arc still for us tho mys-
terry. There is tho bound OF human lie.
The shore line beyond which we may not
yet pass. Limitation OF vision, Llmira
ton Of knowlcdsci Limitation OF power.
Free! Yes. but always within the bounds
and even under the law Thou shalt
not" Is still the command cchoinG from
Eden, IN l.fG then l"urn the meaning OF
doing the divine will and coming into
the Joy OF Conrcntmcnt.
God even leads His people forward and
onward. For centuries lie has been de-
vcloping race. Mankind is nearer the
goal.
For YOU and me ihc great Lord and
Master Of the world stands waiting 10
help us attain the Ideal and To make the
consciousness of the eternal the actual
possession. In me Is tEc life. and IL is
the light OF men" "IIe that belicvelh.
even though he die. shall live again and
never die" IN the light and power OF
thal every commonplace becomes bcauti-
ful.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29

chapter this morning. Marvellous An
dcrson, intrepid sleuth that he is, is
certainly having his hands full and
we can well imagine his feelings when
he discovers himself face to face with
Gladys Stark and Charles d. Reming
ton, when he was quite sure Gladys
was, or at least ought 10 be, some place
else. How did he happen 10 recognize
Charles D, Remington? But, again, IL
is quite obvious that after all the Great
Investigation must have something sup
his sleeve which we have not dlseov.
cred as yet, and chances are we viii
learn all about it tomorrow. when an
other well.known Salt Lakcr will pre-
sent his deduction Of the Great Salt
Lake Mystery for your consideration,
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29

An able sermon was that preached
at the Emmanuel Baptist church Sun
day morning by the Rev. Louis s. Bow
crmau The Rev. Mr Bowerman took
for his text Feel in. >: "' He hath made
everything beautiful IN It's time; also
lie hath set eternity in their heart,
vet. 80 that man cannot find out the
work that God hath done from the be.
ginning unto the end.
In part Mr.. Bowcriuan said:
The message before us is an unusual
one; for the court preacher was always
In pcyDIeXity as he tried to study the
problem OF human life from the viewpoint
OF SOlomonS palace.
4 time to be born and time To die,
what was the profit In being born al
a tinc to love and time to hate
why then learn TO love? Thus he Is set
Ting the conrratetics OF lie over against
each other and ever seems TO be coming
80 tllc refrain "All is vanity and ve&a-
tlou OF spirit" Man is ever perplcNed
II he only considers the what OF lie and
forgcts the where The mind is thinking
OF the what II is 10 be born and To die ,
TO plant and Ia reap: to love and to hate
but there is no beauty in II unul like th"
preacher Of old he looks at The con
cIusion OF the whole matter and learns
to lear God and keep His command
monts.
"Hc has set eternity in their heart,
Not the assertion OF Immortality. me
pus!tiNcncsS OF the life eternal III"
preacher could not do that; but OF the
thought or the consciousness OF eternity.
10 the animal existence IS added the
human and that which makes the human
transcend tho animal ia the Innate feel
ing OF life yet beyond the suns set
llng 4 new perspective stretches out
and in the vision things of permanent
value begin to appear.
Wherever man Is found he Is carryiC.g
with bin the consciousness OF the wocid
tD conc and Il Is only as the power of
that other world grips his soul that the
true beauty ana significance OF things
present manifest themselves.
Yes, the Things OF NE soon come 10
bc C1nnIouulIcu and because they are so
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29
VANCE HEARING IS
PUT OFF TWO Weeks
Belief Seems General New Trial
viii Be Granted by Su-
preme Court.

Contrary to expectations. the hearing
before the state supreme court in the case
OF Thomas Vance. the convicted Wife
murderer. now confined al the state pris-
on under sentence To he shot was not
argued Saturday. Arrangements had
been made To present the case. but OWNS;
TO tn" pressure OF business In his Office.
Attorney-General Barnes was unable tc
be present This nccessitated the post
ponement of the case until later day
and 1t is not now believed that IL will
be reached before December 10, or even
later.
Counsel for Vance is OF the opinion tha
IL mas strong case for presentation 10
the supreme court. Afhdavits. said to
ne unGucstionable in their veraCity and
strength. have been prepared and these
with several points OF law. will form the
basis, II Is said, upon which the defense
hopes 20 secure new trial
In the past few weeks Judge Maginuis
OF Ogden, chief counsel for Vance, and
Attorney John f. Tobln Of this city. asso-
cIate counsel. have discovered one or
two links OF evidence which they had
long looked for. and which are said 10
strengthen their case materially. Just
what this bit Of evidence Is, both Judge
Maginnis and Attorney Tobin refuse TO
dirulge. saying II Will all come out In
due time.
Vance has expressed himself to mis-
counsel as confident that he will be
granted new trial. and declares that
II it is granted he feels positive the next
jury TO hear his case will return differ
ent verdict from the last. and one which.
he says, must be- more IN accordance
with the evidence and merits of the
case.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29
Can Yogl Solve the Great
Salt Lake Mystery :"

1t is with considerable pleasure that the SALT LANE
TRIBUNE today offers REWARD OF FIFTY DoIhAno,
payable to the child who can predict the
of the remarkable colaboraVe serial soy
appearing daily in THE TRIBUNE.
This is what want to know
Did Captain Stark rob himself in the st Francs-and if
he did-WHY?
is it Mrs. Stark never knew that captain o'arA
had been previously married?
I Cld ark reav the sweetheart Ferguson Thorne?
Is Ferguson Thorne in league with Charles d Rem'ng-
onf he is how ii that up to date Remington mas nov
directly connected With part OF the ROBBERY 'i ~
fong
Is Marvellous Anderson really Investigator-has he
made any errors ia his criminal deuctions he has what are
heyg
Is It possible that James Woods has part in the mys-
terioUs case?
WHAT has become Of Captain Stark money
Why should Mrs Stark and Gladys vaeate the o' Fhe'
and leave clue TO their whereabouts?
Who is the Mysterious Priest9 Is the character man OF
q woman?
Is the Beautiful Woman really the first daughter OF Gap
tain Stark? ca,
What the object Of robbng the Stark nome III '''
Lake Ctyf e..u
What part in the solution the Mysterious Stranger
hgure. and who is he?
Why should Captain Stark and the Beautiful "o'aA h'
sensational disappearance from the ST frahc's
WLai AKA +he Nvsterios Priest unfold to Marvellous An
derson on the occasion Of the hours interview IN Nlu
Office.
Has Anderson the real keynote the mystery and IS nc
simply waiting for certain events 10 rrahsl'' ''i " -
Ms arragnment OF the guilty parties! ,,, -. as
These are the questions The Tribune "ono lAe m t
70 answer. We do know the solulon' nave Nv t ~ h,
The subsequent writers will carry the various chafacCefs ~
ike everybody eJse in Salt Lake becoming heenE
sled in the outcome and propose TO MAKE - M w LII
! Tor our clever readers to put on thelr thhA'"5 cups
solve the Great Salt Lake Mystery ;4i
Remember there little matter OF my ooi" s
the cashiers window for the first real solution to 'hs no'
q efasperatngly complex problem
Y Get Busy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29

.nT"s Grcat salt Lake Mystery is a
..,,sho,stive story founded upon plot
s",onducel by George Harris Donohue
aud each chapter sninssdueht IT, 10 & tnG i,,.rH- in
Iuown salt Lakcys as George y. Sheets
'hh;es oi the Salt Lake detective bureau
chsrles 5. f'ulvor. a well-knoWn eluo-
nm and forl.:er rew9pape: man. cor
leih, eiha,,as chapters III and IN; Joseph l.
r,;nr secretary ol the Commercini club;
A { Fowler, private secretary 10 mayor
1p..,nsfo,,l. Charles V. WorthinEtou, ad
rat;isinG mauagcr OF the kci;t-O SV!en
sy:orncy, and Professor J6lu :. Welch.
esSm,nar grade supervisors OF the Salt
fake publc schools.
The plot. as introduced by M, Dono-
huc prasents Captain Anthony stark. his
nsfs end nineteen -yesr-cld daughter
,;adys. Captain Stark, retired mining
nan and capitalist cf Salt Lake City.
iv. w. snS hin, registered, with his family,
+ wle,c. y few hours following his arrival,
;ho captain and his wife and daughter
aIe found chloToformeG. and the subse-
nuenl discovery Is made that Y2o,09o In
..osiI and Jewels Vulued az $4,000. belong
,rr Ia Mrs Stark. ali SccreteG in Captain
S,srk.s trunk. had hecn stolen. 4 few
hour after tie robbery, Gladys Stark
djsa,pcar.. and Ferguson Thorne Of salt
lake arfiycs. at ihc ST. Francis.
Marvellous Anderson. the great investi-
rstor assumes charge of the mystery and
s,sints Tic finger of suspicion at Ferguson
fhornc The discovery is made that Cap
lain Starks home In Salt Lake city had
isen robbed but short time after his
departure and valuable papers stolen.
Charles D. Remington, former friend of
Thornc and Stark, Is suspected of COM
pliclty. Marvellous Anderson is inter
rioyed by mysterious priest, who has
|preyIousy returned package OF papers
. ia captain stark \ mysterious counter
part or Gladys Stark is discovered in COM
4 ianv with q mysterious stranger in the
Bismarck cafe by Anderson, who follows
Them lu a notorious resort In Chinatown.
where later Marvellous Anderson discov-
ers Tborne In the act OF making confess
sion 10 the mysterious stranger and the
BEAUTIFUL woman that he committed the
Stalk burglary IN order TO rescue Gladys
iyom the alleged perilous predicament,
Thornc and Anderson form an alliance; +;
thc Investigator is caught In a Chinatown
trap and rescued by Thorne; Captain
slsrs Is confronted by Anderson. Thorne
and Gladys In the st. Francis. where he
Is found conlerring with the mysterious
STARK suddenly appears on the scene and
. 6enands To know who the beautiful wom-
an and mysterious stranger are: Captain
Stars falls IN apoplectlc nit: Anderson at
bhpts resuscltation. and while thus en-
esged Mrs Stark, Gladys, the mysterious
Granger and the beautiful woman vanish
lrom the apartment Anderson and
Thorne start In pursuit. Captain Stark
discovers he has lost his first marriage
yrIhcate. which is believed by Manager
Woods 10 be the key TO the mystery.
in chapter X. Miss Blanche Douglas
esrtects an analogous creation which Is
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29

Cough Weather

When the weather Is cold and
stormy, most OF us are more OF
less subject TO the unpleasant cX-
pCricncc of colds. with tho conse-
queut wearing strain oil the cough
and the danger of more serious
trouble apt 10 follow neglect
People who practice deep
breathing and who use ordinary
care TO avoid sudden changes oi
tcmpcraturs. dampncss and cX-
posurc. are less liable to tnlSc cold
than those OF less methodiCal
habits. At the first sign OF Il
cold steps should bc taken To
check IL. y simple. Inexpensive
and effective remedy is made by
mixing two ounces OF Giycerinc.
II half-uuncc OF Virgin oil OF Pine
compound pure and eight ounces
Of pure Whisky. II Is claimed by
The Leach Chemical Co. OF Gin
clnnati. who prepare the genuine
Virgin OH OF Pine compound pure
for dispensing through druggists,
that q tcaspOnnful OF this mixture
four times "A day VIII break up Il
cold In twonty-four hours and cure
any cough that Is curablc,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29
AN ORIGINAL STORY.

MIS- ohve HaVens the wel1nown of this city presents
srrg pen picture OF Marvellous Anderson Chapter MI this
hofnng Old Mary Anderson certainly against it and
is no wonder the poor did be-
lore ne became identified with the Great Salt Lake Mystery How
ever that have
the plot readily gather that doing
when pick up the chapter tomorrow which
by another prominent Salt Laker.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29

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Co.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29
TWO WOMEN FIGHT FATAL
DUEL WITH KEEN KNIVES

BRADFORD, Ark. Nov. 2S.-m a
street duel with knives at Alicia today,
6v Miss Stella Heik, and died a few min
utes later. The duel was the result Of
an old quarrel Miss owens was cut in
four places. the fatal wound being In the
left breast, where an artery leading to
the heart was severed. Miss Bclk was
arrested.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29

Piper Heidsieck chewing tobacco costs n
little more. but lasts a little longer and
plcascs very much better
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-29

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Notc-Mrs. Havens has certainly
reached remarkable conclusion in her
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maiiana, procedcnte de Habana y 81
calas.
Consignatarios, villar y Co.
vapor espahol Monserrat. III
% del actual recalara procedente Dc
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Consignatsrios, S. de Ezquiaga.
Vapor espahol Montevideo. Estars
aquf pOcedente de Espaha el % del
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Vapor americana COamo. Con des-
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del por los abogados don r. Ulpiano Colon don
lose Tous Soto de las Libreras del BoLFrIH
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DE LA LugEA DE BENNkE

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ne. Debs haber salid0 de New York
para esta, el IL del corriente.
Consignatarios, S. de Ezquiaga.
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Debe haber salidO de New York para
esta, el IS del corriente.
Consignatarios, S. de Ezquiaga.
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Colon escalas. -
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Arizona republican., 1909-10-19

antedated a good many important events in history. whereupon he was advised not to drive him any more. but leave him on the Buckeye pastures
 He did so. and is now drying a fine team and is well satisfiSd with the change.
 "DR. STAR" IN JAIL-Constable Murphy yesteI day arrested Francisco Estrella who calls himself Dr. Star by anglicizing his name, on the charge of practicing medicine without a license. This is not the fisrt time that Estrella has been arrested for a similar offense but there was always some trouble about the proof and he was given the benefit of the doubt though there was no moral doubt that he was bilking the poorer and more ignorant class of MeXicans. This time there is said to be a clear case against him. Mar tinez says that Estrella has been doc toring his wife for a year and that there has been no change in her con- dition. She has been in bed all the time. Martinez has paid him alto gether in such sums as he could raise. S60 On Saturday Estrella demanded s more. Martinez couldn't raise the money and he further intimated that If he had 1t he would hold on to it. Estrella replied that for s more he would put the finishing touches on the cure. But if he never got it Mrs Mar tinez would never be a we'll woman again. Since his arrest two other reg ular patients have been unearthed. The of Estrella is said to be a mixture of boiled onions and grease wood.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-19

NEW OTARIES-Notarial com missions were issued yesterday to w. D. Shaw of Prescott: H. F.. Dugan of Douglas and Peter F. Bryan of Flor enCe.
 AN OFFICIAL BUSINESS TRIP Acting Governor George U. Young ar rived from the north yesterday morn ing and at once left for the south on business. He will return to the city today
 SUIT FOR DiVCRcE-Suit for di- vorce was begun yesterday by Mary MLaughlin against Edward MLaugh- lin for failure to support. The parties were married in Nevada two years ago.
 ANORADE MENDING-Ignacio An drade the workman who was injured by an explosion of dynamite while work ing on the Marinette canal a few days ago is getting along at the Sisters hospital as well as could be expected of man whose legs were broken in so many places.
 IN FEAR OF THE MOB-Deputy Sheriff Ike Woods came down from Wickenburg yesterday afternoon with an insane man. He said his name was Bob Jones. He had drifted into Wick enburg whence nobody knows His conduct was queer from the beginning but it was thought that he was drunk He was arrested on Saturday and kept under observation. He got worse in stead of better. His hallucination is that he is being constantly pursued by a mob.
 DISTRICT COURT-The October term of the district court was begun yesterday with the calling of the cal endar and the setting of cases. In the matter of the priority suit Judge Kent announced that he would hear any further proof that might be offered on october 22-23. He is desirous of concluding the long drawn case at that time as he wishes to hand down a decree before Christmas. The grand jury for the October term will be con vened on the first Monday of November and the trial jury will be called on November 15. The United States grand jury will meet on December and the trial jury on December s.
 SINGER TO VISIT WEST-Much interest is being manifested in the forthcoming tour to the Pacific coast of Miss Flora Wilson, colOrature SO prano. daughter of the secretary of agriculture, who will challenge the in terest and approval of both the social and artistic world. Her assisting art ist will be the brilliant young violin ist, Karl Klein. who travelled with Mime. Calve last season. The tour will be under the personal direction of the well-known impresario. J. F. Francke Beginning the last week in October. she will be heard in Iowa. Illinois. Missouri. Wisconsin, Minnesota. South Dakota. Nebraska, Colorado. Utah, Montana. Washington, oregon. Calis fornia, Arizona, Texas. and all through the south
 SALE OF SCHOOL BONDS-The board of supervisors yesterday opened the bids for the $3.5O0 bond issue for school district No. 2. The bonds were awarded to F. ]. Bennitt for the Valley Bank for $3.700. The only other bid that of John Nuveen and Co. of Chi
Arizona republican., 1909-10-19
OF LOCAL INTEREST

CATTLE BUYER HERE.-George Hosllins of san Diego, well-known cattle buyer. is in the city to look over the beef cattle of this vicinity.
 SPENT 4 FEW HOURS HERE- Fly Page. who is in the employ of the Randolph lines at Hermosillo. spent few hours here yesterday. leaving last evening for Los Angeles.
 MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEET ING.-The Womens Foreign Mission ary society of the First NJ. F.. church will meet at the church parlors Tues days. October 19. at 2:30 D. m.
 WOMAN'S CUUB.-The first meet ing Of the year of the Woman's club will be held this afternoon at the Knights of Pythias hall. The meeting will be served
 HORSES SHOT.-Two horses be longing to Cachuach, the Mexican. who was arrested at the instigation of the Humane society. were shot Sunday. The horses were too old and i'll condi- toned for further work.
 GRILL WILL BE OPEN. - The management of the Hotel Adams will try an experiment next Thursday in regard to their grill room. Thursday is the day on which Sousa will give two concerts. and Manager Lowell of the Adams thinks it will be fitting opportunity to find ou: if the people who attend the evening concert would like supper afterwards. The grill will be open after the concert, and many delicacies not usually obtainable in Phoenix will be served. Tables will be reserved and orders prepared before hand on notification. If the plan is approved by the public, the grill will be kept open on all theaterjnishts dur ing the winter.
Arizona republican., 1909-10-19

cago. par and accrued interest. It was ordered by the board that bids for the sl25,0OO bond issue for school district No. l should be opened on November 1=fb