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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-25
YES. LET REASON RULE.


The sunday Tunes. In Us issue OF
NOV. "a. continues the discussion OF '"e
proposition to get together for the puI-
rose OF settling local political d'fl'u'-
tics would q not the Times ASKS
''be a blessing TO every man. woman
and child ia Utah II in this crisis som
other could come forward and accom-
plish in the political world what fl7n'i
Harris accomplished IN business an"
Industrial circles?
1t would And that IS best proven
NV the experience OF business men
themselves. Thcy know, That athousn
this city has nnumefal adVaniase''
vet the policy pursued by anti MOT
mon aeitators and centralized hrst ih
tho so-called Liberal and then I'D the
alleged American party, has RETARDED
ne Growth. They know that hut fnr
that suicidal agitation salt Lake 'ouay
would have been at least the size OF
Denver n not Los Angeles.
This fact was again brought home I"
me people here. when Mr. Edward
wise. vice president Of large Dusi-
ness concern. according to pupllsneo
ieport made the statement thal
tho reports OF salt Lake received n'
inc east had been adverse to the Clly
ana state AID that IN the reports that
had been circulated by the enemies
Of The state there was nothing 20 en-
courage Investment Of eastern capital
here when ! stopped In salt Lake
he continued, II saw that those impress
slons we're all wrong. salt Lake I'M
messed me as one Of the coming cities
Of the country and am excellent field
for business Investment and We decided
Immediately to enter this field.
That is but one instance OF many
OF which business men are aware. The
concern In which Mr.. Wise Is interested
did not think OF investing here on
large scale. owing to the vile and Stand
erous tales circulated by enemies, un-
an chance brought about personal in
vcstigation and ii was found that the
rnnors we're false But how many In
vestors have passed as by. on account
Of those malicious siandereg How
MANY good home-seekcrs have refused
even TO come here and see for them
selves? And. on the other hand. how
many bad characters have been at
tracted by the supposed prospect 81
loot under a veritable Tammany re-
eime?
Il would certainly be benefit To-
every man. woman. and child In Utah.
II anti "Alormonism'' were forever re-
moved from the domain over which the
American hag waves, and normal po-
lltical conditions we're restored,
The Times suggests a conference be
tween the representatives OF the
Church. the Republican, the Demo
cratic and the American party. Would
II not be better 60 leave the Church en-
tlrelv out. since the ChWcch Is not a
political factor and claims no political
influence. except that which its mem
hers can lawfully exercise as individu-
ais and American citlzens7 Leaders Of
tho parties mentioned could settle lh'
trouble al once n they we're WILLING
10 do so but perhaps il would be just
as well FOR leading business men
10 take the Initiative. They are vitality
interested IN the healthy growth Of me
city. and they have II IN their power ID
bid the wind and the waves he still
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-25

punor has It that bill drafted oy
1.'su,.,ss,,.n W. b. Wilson and pro-
y,dine for old-age pensions VIII ne
,.,raS,,..a In Congress at the coming
session. This measure, il Is s"io' pio-
viaes that persons who have passed 'he
are Of slxty-hve years. who do not owl,
,rorortv worth more than S'5oO' ana
',.haso annual income does not exceed
,o,o cham receive from the government
SEQ year. payable in quarterly M
staiiment.. win Congress consider suon
hmq or. win it refer it to the various
state legislatures2
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-25

ono Of the many things. both past
ana t,resent. that this country has rea-
s,n 10 be deeply thankful for TINS uay
h tbat a little group of women whose
husbands .yer,e in the British cabinet AZ
the time the north's seizure OF MASON
aud sudeU during the civil Wal oe
uberatelv revealed 10 President l>in-
coins personal representative ia
F,mope Thurlow Weed. state secret
In order that an possibility OF war Dc
tween this country and Great bri'aih
might be- averted.
m YOU have read Mr. Weed auto
biography, you doubtless reinel,lp,l
fhat Ina the chapter la which be deals
,,ifb the Mason and Slidell affair, ne
states that Lady Russell, whose nus
band was Great Brltain's foreign secre-
tarv. surreptitiously gave him 10 IN
derstand that Queen Victoria was our
friend. thereby assuring him by lndl-
rootton that nc need have no rear OF
var with England Mr. Weed does not
.tate now LADY Russell knew this ne
avs ID was assumed that her husband
told her The story Of now she really
aid come in possession OF ths intoriia-
lion was told to me shortly attef the
death of Queen Victoria by FREDERICK
". Seward. our assistant secretary Ol
state during the civil war.
.rrhe day before Lady Russell spoke
to Mr. Weed" said Mr.. Seward, "A
number OF the British cabinet ladies'
including ady Russell met az Lazy
palmerston' house, 10 take luncheon
think. At all events, they were thete
chatting when the prime minister MN
self came abruptly into the room. Inc
adde's saw at once that lac was greatly
rfitated about something. lie earned
bis dispatch book which showed thal
h. had been with the queen, lie threw
ID. half anglily. upon the table ana art
en- giving the adies a greeting that was
almost curt. be- stalked out OF the room
" something must have gone wrong
IA the cabinet meeting Lady Palmer
SION announced 90 her guests Then she
beheld the dispatch book stll lying on
the table Look she said, he has let'
dis behind Perhaps N We peek into IL
Nc shall find out what the trouble 49,.
she opened the book and discovered
there the draft Of the letter which the
otbnet had prepared for Lord Lyons
the British minister at Washington, "a
prpsent 70 this government a. Great
Rritain's demand for the release Of Ma
SON and sndell. II was very drasti,
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Nsnf
and peremptory note. sent III t'ne
form. il would have occasioneu serious
friction and, very likely, war. .,,.
Lady Palmerston glanced has0HS
Through the note.
s..T ool " she exclaimed, i see the
,a,,se of the trouble. Here are inter-
S,,aatio,ns in Inc prince consort's own
$3.50 rrna o,,..en doesn't like the terms
,,t.t ,ho letter is couched, and
~. y. w., s,,.s,s,t;on the prince oonsort
-, ,,,o.dieed mem greatly, so that the
me- lp'ui etst 80 co., ,,@ceive the note
ohiteu $500 $500, 80, a.. irr,tation.'
without ~. %, ,stor the slster-in-law
a n houl OF 30 49, ,,,lse,ntad herself
OF l.oIu i - ~ Weed and his
az ths iouss Sns d,d moi stop for
sister ma ma les 80 -
any lorill IA cou' ~ ala q have lust
MT, Neeu, -, I,,,erston's house.
come Iioln 49, come to YOU
she knows sa@e -. ~ ,,ies there who
ana so 90 ~ Ss "a ali ~ whom
are your ~ t.,.v5hia thina, n
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there wete 70 &c 49,. - pr;tstn Ana there
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THANKFUL IN RHYME.

Walt Mason IN the American Maya
zine gives vent 40 tho following. under
the caption "a Crank's Thanksgiy-
uE Hut like 30 much olse emanst-
ing from that class, there rs great
deal of sounl philosophy m b. II Us
worth while copying
Like others. I'm grateful for plenty
10 eat. l'W fond OF a platoful ~ uch
turkey meat For pies boo the cupboard
aud coal in the bin. Tor tires that are
uuhbered and motors that spin FOR am
of my treasures. FOR all that ! earn. fnr
comforts and pleasures. uy thanks
return I'm glad that tho nation 70
greasy and rich acquiring high station
with nary a hitch her barns are a.
bursting With mountains OF san,
her people are thlrstinR f0r glory and
gain she'll no'or backward llnger. this
land of our dads, for she is "a dlnger al
mailing the soads. I'm glad that our
vessels bring cargoes across, while
counting MONS Wrcstlc with profit aui
loss. that men know the beauties Of
figures and dates and tariffs and du-
ties. and railway rebates
"Im glad there are dreamors not in
dusty drums surrounded By schemers
whose god is the PUNK. I'm glad we've
remaining incompetent Jays, not always
stralning in four hundred WAYS. 40
run down and collar one big rouhle
more. to ada 90 the dollar they nailed
Just before, I'm glad there are writer's
more proud of their screeds than board
of trade fighters of options and deodf
I'm glad There are preachers who tel
of "a shore where wealth-Neary people
need scheme never more
"Fur hooks that were written b. mas
tofs of thought for harps that We're
smitien with Homeuc swat f0r cam
vases painted hy m0narchs ~ ara FOR
an things untained b. tricks OF tho
mart. for hearts thai are andy With
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-25

Cannon and Grace are not known.
Unless they were arrested as spies
which seems unlikely. they were en-
titled TO a fair trial The demand
Of Secretary Knox for n fun explain
alton win be approved Recognition
Of the rebels rs helligerents de-
ponds on the effectiveness OF the
blockade which they have announced
al GrcytoWn II the American rep
resentatives who have been sent 10
the scene ~ operations report that
the blockade Is effective, fun recog-
milton Of Estrada's forces viii be
granted Undoubtedly that n what
the Administration al Washington
would IKE 10 be able 10 do, for II
has mo- love for Ielaya and would
ike 10 see an end put 90 this admins
tratlon Nevertheless. h must move
according 20 international law Nor
can ID be- too hasty and violent iu
lis resentment Of the killing Of
Grace aud Cannon. IL Il evident
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MIR. NILS rEssIMIsM.


Is James j. Hu "a pcssimist? or do
coming events so coast thoir shadows
before" that several OF the great minds
Of the nation are enveloped in gloom
mat is actually due 10 a coming real
ity9
We hope. OF course. that the Eyes"
which must be- answered 90 one on the
other of these queries will be found to
apply to the first rather than tho Sec
ond. and that no national calamity Is
impending az result Of high. prices
and general extravaganza.
A. noted lu these columns ON Mon
day. Nov 22 Mr. HW has had an in.
torview with PrcsIdont Tart ln which
hc gave out thc foreboding thought
that the country may probably be- face
mg a national decline ON account of
me high cost ot living. national cA-
trayagapce, etc Ho said
eve must economlze. ooonomIzr.
Tcouomize both Individually and as 81
government We are spending TOO
much money We are Too eNtraVd-
cant we arc living beyond our means.
Tho cost of Twins is was up beyond an
reason
what rs the basis boo fact of ST. hIlis
nossimism9 The question is important
hccauee Ne have horc the gloom of "a
msu ,ho be- not only one Of the most
successful aud naturally optimiaiic of
the railroad kings" of enc world, hut
IA himself a yentablo builder of em-
rires' The fears of such man must
have some foundation.
80 40 the high prices of commodities.
there can bee no question af the fact
that There has been an average rise
~ 20 as~ cont in tho price of goods Of
daily consumption This is Bradstreet 4
figure for tho average rise boz thirteen
years of tho ncccssarics of liie Rent
has in many eases risen Boa even greater
ratio. Wages have generally riser
not nearly so much Perhaps This year 4
census win SHOW how thc Norkmgmai
now shares in ihe division of his pro
duct. but already in 1900 abe wage fun,
ln manufacture Nae shown to b. grow
lns only half as fast as capital an,
Only one Third as faet as miscenaneoul
- fNpenses. Ia 1895 the workngman
srk or professional toller GOULD bu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-25
r. W GLIDER.

Now York Evening sun
We are au the poorer FOR the loss of
Richard Watson Glider Not that nH
ueht was so great dame, hnt ~ was
always kept burning brghi ana el'aH
Al an editor. dIngent. faithful ana rc-
ceptIVe beyond most Boo his poetry and
formal addresses and ln his general
tax. me same modest, brave spirit WIS
slvave 90 boz felt and perceived. The
loss of his personality is irrcpuahle io
his friends. no man Boz this community
VAS more respected boy tne people
whom his strong purpose served BE-
Nond an the accumulated evidence yl
hls work ln the world thc nnc, durable
fbre of hits character remains an o
solaco 20 his friends and nelghhofs
his fellow man WAS his neisnpof -"nd
MS own best memorial
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-25
Defending His Ability.

Al christening in mining dis
rrict recently the godmother had some
difficulty I'm removing the child's head
dress. and the minister. wishing to
help her, asked the father II he
could hold the child.
Immediately the father. who was a
collier. and proud OF his strength.
looked at him with disdain, and re-
Piled:
"Haud him? Man. ] could hing him
RIGHT over the kirkl"-Tib- Bits.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-25
QUEEN PATRON or SALVATION
ARMN.

London News.
The aged DoWager queen of Sweden,
who has arrived in London ana VIII
spend q great part Of the winter M thia
country is a patron N the salvation
Army. which, owing TO her support has
had considerable Success ln Sweden.
Al one time short OF aotually wearing
me uniform She was am out and out
member Of the salvation Army ana
contributed very largely "a its funds.
n ls related that one day she heard of
thc Armys conversion of blind Voc
man ana Immediately ordered her 20
le brought 90 court
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-25

There is gloom among the rear au
mirals of the navy because the frst IN
ternatlonal rumpus in when 'n'
United states has figured in years y
with Nicaragua, country en'irely 'ov
weak 20 permit them 70 nght WIN
dignity and self-respect. Let the slopl"
he dispelled and the rear admirais
cheer up They can chaleS'se INV
winner Of the Jemrles-Johnson bout
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-25

Chicago paid thirty cents a pound
for its Thanksgiving turkey, dressed
For its Thanksgiving turkey not drawn
salt Lake paid the same price. But
here we have an expensive American
administration to keep. and that not
for benevolent purposes. either.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-25

Commander Peary announces that
he win not NO ON the lecture platform
Perhaps this r. a wise decision a. the
platform might prove a. barren as the
rich mans table was 20 Lazarus.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-25

that these two men were soldiers
OF fortune" ard. although the gov
eminent at Washington Is justified
In insisting on fair trial and due
recognition Of their American cit-
1enshlp. Il cannot AFFORD 20 have its
protection used as a cover 10 rebel
lion and inaurrection.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-25

Among American universities Nor'n-
western university enjoys the UNIQUE
distinction OF making money. II
will impart the secret OF us success
to other institutions Of learning tney
will be- glad to confer all sorts Oh
honorary degrees upon IT,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-25

Il am glad to greet you as the only
man who reached the north pole s'Ao
walter wellman when he hrst met
Commander Pcary Wcllmah Is a
great authority on who didn't reach
the pole.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-25

"1t seems queer that she ever took
fancy 90 him. lie isn't at all the
Kind Of man one would expect her
10 admire"
- know. but he always had a way
of noticing IL when she happened 10
have on a new hat or a gown that had
Just came from the dressmaker's -
Chicago Record Herald.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-25

You say this is a healthy place.
remarked the would-be investor: yet
the man next door looks as II he
wouldn't live a week. How do you ex-
plain that?"
oh" replied the real estate dealer,
that chap isn't sick--he is starving
10 death. He's the only doctor in
town. Chicago News
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About the size Of u.

First Bunko Man-Do you believe
there Is anv truth In the old adage
that a sucker is born every minute {?
Second Bunco MAXWELL, ! don't
know M to that. but they are born
often enough TO Keep us wise guys
from becoming 60
News
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-25

Little svmpathy VII De- NaHted 900
President Zelaya and tne govern
meut % Nicaragua which be- repre-
scnts The United States has had no
representative an the capital since
Minister coolidge found II impoasib|r
to remain "a che post The facts
cOnoernlng the cysouu0p of Aessrs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-25

In this Nicaragua business the adj
ministration is proceeding on DaVy
Crockctts theory. BE sure you re
right. then go ahead a saIe ana
sane theory in an things.
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his own Weaknesses than for al the
worlds And he will also AZ a rule,
make himself a greater weekly allow
ance than he win his wife
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-25

A watch tower for the discovery Of
fires in Chicago skyscrapers has been
suggested u erected. doubtless u
win have seven watchers upon IT,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-25

An have reason for rendering thanks
that the price of the nccessarles Of life
has not been raised in the last twenty
-four hours
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-25

virtue and peace. and not neckinK
blindly hoard 10 increase FOR those
who are rflevlng Ger HES Hordid plan.
Tor souls still believing in heaven and
man. for homes that are lowly with
love ct the board FOR things that are
holy. ] thank thee. o Lord"
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,Ir pp1r1cu cARTNET LADIES WHO BEFRIENDED AMINAOH

BY
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Collector Loeb now lops of official
heads with the greatest ease and grace,
Much practice makes a man perfect
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-25

Tie who says he is no angel generally
thinks himself just "a little below them
vet far above his fellow man.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-25

What difference between the pure
food show ana the show Of foods OF
some hucksters.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-25

one advantage Of the tarin is a draw
back
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-25

People who express their true scnti-
inents on every subject are usually
called sickers
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JUST FOR FUN.


we attended church this morning"
why did your newspaper boy miss
you, toO2'-Puck
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Golfers are 60 the present administra-
ton what rough riders were TO the
last
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There BE- a remedy for every 30. The
trouble is 90 sct them together
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Some people cannot hear the voice OF
conscience with a microphone.
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The castles, way L. even things up is
always 20 boz on the Lowell
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A man win make more allowance Tor
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