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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-14
BOUND FOR COLORADO.

Especial 10 The Herald Republican,
ogden, Aug. 13.-W. h. Watts, field
manager of the Utah Construction
company. viii leave Ogden in the near
future to make his home in Pueblo,
Colo, during the progress of the Wal
senburg- Pueblo branch line of the
Colorado Southern. the contract for
which was given 10 the Utah company.
Mr.. Watts viii take his wife and fam
lily with him.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-14
FIRST ORDER FOR wOOLENs.

Especial 20 The HeraId-hepuDIIcaH
Provo, Aug. 13.-James Dow, man
ager OF the knight wooden mills, mas
received his first order for goods. II
came by wire, Thursday, from New
York. and was an order from samples
sent out by Mr.. Dow.
The Knight woOlen mills plant Is
now in operation in all its departments.
Cleaning WOOL cardlng, spinning dye
ing washing and finishing, but as the
work so far done has been confined 10
getting out samples the number or peo-
Die employed is necessarily small.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-14
JANICE MEREDITH ARRESTED.

Especial TO The Herald Republican,
ogden, Aug. 13.-Janice Meredith,
of chocolate hue. was taken in by the
police tonight on suspicion Of being
one of a pair of negro Wenches VINO
are charged by William Johnson, an
aged laborer, of separating him from
$l4. The police are now looking for
the companion Of Janice, whose name
is said TO be quite as prOsaic.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-14
PAsTOR.s FAREWELL.

Especial TO The Herald-Repub llcan.)
ogden. Aug. 13-The Rev. G. ".
McCreery of the First Methodist
church will deliver his farewell SER
mon tomorrow night. Tuesday the
popular pastor Will leave for Colorado
10 resume an old post. Special serv-
ices have been planned for the occa-
sion
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-14
STUDENTS TO CONSTRUCT
A MAMMOTH CLOCK
Especial to The Herald-Republiean)

especial TO Inc hefdlQ-h epuDllcdn.)
Logan, Aug. 13.-Professor W. 5.
Drew, the new head OF the mechanical
department of the Agricultural col
lege, is planning TO put an immense
clock in the tower of the admins
Iration building at the college. Stu
dents are TO construct il under Profess
sOr Drews direction. He constructed
such a clock while teaching at the
University of Chicago.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-14
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.
Preparations Nearly Completed for
Opening of State Institution.

Logan, Aug. Interpretations that
have been going on AT the Agricultural
college for the opening OF schools,
September 20, are about completed.
The woman's building has new furni-
ture placed in it and considerable re-
modelling has been done. The me-
chanical arts building and the stock
judging barns have also been put in
better shape.
The prospects are splendid for a
big school year" said Dr. J. A. Widt-
soc. we are receiving a great num-
Der OF inquiries in every mail as TO
the work on the institution. Our cam
paign of advertising this year has been
productive of great good"
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-14
SANITARY FOUNTAINS ARRVE.

TOT 7" 7 II II"I1III 10 JUDI DlH-I
ogden, Aug. I3.-Five sanitary
drinking fountains for use in the city
have arrived and We're installed at
various points In the business section
today by the water works department.
The fountains are small bronzed iron
structures with four sDouts each.
standing four inches above the water
basin. They cost sos each.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-14
HOSPITAL FURNITURE ARRIVES.

IouecIdI % TIC -hepubIlcan.)
ogden. Aug. 13.-The first consign-
meut OF specially constructed furniture
Tor the Dee Memorial hospital 10 ar
rive from the east Is being put up
ready for insJallment. A number OF
shipments OF surgical Instruments and
operation room appurtenances are also
IN hand waiting the final completion
OF the building
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-14
BEAVER COUNTY FINANCES.
LspeoIal ID Ihe Herald -Republican. }

IoDtCIdI 70 TIC IItFaIu-tttp uDIicaht
Beaver Utah, Aug. 13.-The treas
urers statement OF Beaver county for
the month ending July 81. is a very
cTeditable one:
Disbursements.
July 81, by warrants cashed 81 ,39I.7I
July 81. by balance .......... Apo 45
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-14
We Treat and Cure

CATARRH Deafness, nose and
throat troubles, ear diseases, brOn-
chiaI and lung troubles, asthma,
stomach, liver and kidney diseases,
bladder troubles, female complaints,
chronic diseases OF women md
children, heart disease, nervous dis
eases, epilepsy, ChOre1 (St. Vitus'
dance), ricketts,, seiatica and rheu-
matism, diseases of the bowels, piles,
ffstula and private troubles.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-14
FIVE DOCTORS FAILED.

MhSs VI. -. PALMEhs bOA lEOy
BiackfOOt, Idaho.
BlackfOOt. Ida, July goth, 1910.
Dear Doctors have suffered
for the past 3 years with pain in
my back and shoulders, and also
my stOmach-in fact, l was almost
a total wreck. 1 could not work
nor could l sleep, and had no appe-
tite. I had physicians treat me
and used lots OF patent medicines,
but got no relief until / had been
taking Drs. Shores treatment for
the past 4 months, and 1 can say
that / am a new woman. l do my
own work now, / eat well ana sleep
well and can recommend Drs.
Shores TO anyone who suffers as l
did
L have never suffered any pain
since / first began trea tment, and
thank you for the great good you
have done me. Here is one of my
pictures If you wish 10 use ii for
the benefit of others. Sincerely,
MRS. NJ. E. PALMER"
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WOME

Weak. tired-Out, sickiy women
suffering from the Ills peculiar 10
the sex, find Drs. shores treatment
prompt and wonderful in results.
Consultation free and confidential.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-14

S34 PierpOnt ave, salt Lake City.
1 have been i'll since March. 1903.
Ny stomach panied me constantly.
1 was so weak and emaciated that
/ could not do the lightest work,
and when / would sit down and
then get up, everything went black
before me. At night 1 was nervous
end could not sleep; when ! dOzed
off / would wake with a start,
without any apparent reason. I
treated under three doctors without
results-One five months, one four
months and the last one two
mOnths-and then 1 began TO think
my case was hopeless 1t seems,
though, that / have a new lease Of
life, for since L began Drs. Shores
treatment three weeks ago, L have
been benefited more than all TIE
other doctors helped me together.
! felt an Improvement in five or six
days under Drs. Shores treatment
and have steadily improved since
and am now working steadily and
feeling so good that / know / will
be fully cured nOW-and in much
less time than Drs Shores gave me
20 hope for. In fact Drs. Shores
have done MORE than they prom
Used for me and I Will gladly talk
with anyone interested in my case.
(Signed) JOHN MARS
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-14

wANDAMERE dispells gloom.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-14
MEN

n = n We maintain a Separate
Department for all private
diseases and weaknesses of men
with advantages you cannot Sc
cure elsewhere. The lowest pos
sible cost for Cure-a bsolute
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10 visit-yst the utmost privacy is
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LOST MANHOOD, SEXUAL WEAK
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you may PAY WHEN CURED in all
private diseases.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-04-07
7MI||n|e!ll.l||gY
= AND NAAGEzINESN

In the international Socialist Re-
view for March. Mary e. Marcy
writes on The Cause Of Rising Prices.
She points out that the value of gold
has sharply declined in the past de-
;sde. by reason Of improved methods
# mining. and that the rise of all
Irices measured in gold is natural
consequence. This rise.' she holds,
) worldwide. and not at all limited
@ trust-made products. She shows
good reasons for thinking that prices
will keep on rising, and she calls on
wage-workers to unite in an 'immed-
ate demand" for higher wages.
Other features of the March Re-
view will be:
Graphite mining in Ceylon, Illus
rated.
The Homestake Lockout, against
the Western Federation of Miners.
Illustrated.
Ben Hanford and Fred Long. by
Joseph E. Cohen.
The National Civic Federation, and
how it uses Labor Leaders,. illus
trated.
The Story Of Rubber in the Congo,
illustrated.
Campaign Methods. a Rejected Re
port by.J. G. Phelps Stokes.
The General Confederation Of La
Dor, in France, by Louis DucheZ.
Partial Victory of, the Evicted
Strikers, at Ludlow. Mass, illustrated
The One with the Light, Story.
by Cloudesley. Johns, illustrated.
Wall Streets Unrest. by John D.
Latest News from Spokane, on the
free speech fight, illustrated.
The United Mine Workers Conven-
ton.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-04-07

for the qualification of these sanity
footstep followers for the work Of
service ID building up the Body of
Christ, until the elect Body shall be
complete (Ephesians iv, 11-13l.
Soon these gifts and blessings and
privileges now granted and imputed
to the church will be no longer need
ed by the class being prepared for
tn eheavenly joint-heirship. Then
the gift of the Millenial Kingdom,
and through Israel the gift OF the
bought world. granting to them indi-
New Covenant Jeremiah XXI: 81 J ,
will be bestowed upon the blood
bought world. granting to them indi-
vidually the opportunity of recover
ing from all their defilement and i'm
perfection.
Let us t. hail this great Redeem
ar and De yer Lord Of all! Let us
bow our hearts to him now and volun-
tarily put, on the yoke Of his service
and suffer with him outside the
camp" that we may be-, accounted
worthy of sharing with him in the
glorious work of his Millenial King
dom as his Bride and joint-heir Gle
brews xiii: 11-13).
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-04-07

| and like unto their glorified Re
deemer, to be his joint-heirs in hi.
millennial Kingdom and its grea
work of resuscitating, instructins
and ruling and uplifting all the
"groaning" families of the earth
(Romans viii:22). Thus will be full
filled Gods promise to the spiritua
Seed of Abraham, 'In thy Seed shall
all the families of the earth be bless
ed" Galatians iii:29). Gradually
after dealing with the living nations
to some extent, the sleeping world
will be awakened, Every man in his
own order" q Corinthians xv:23)
Our Lord assures US that all excep
the sanity few will come forth from
the tomb that they may have a resur
rection-a raising up out of sin an6
death conditions to Righteousness, tx
The image of God that was lost by
dam: and that eventually, if willing
and obedient, they will receive Gods
gift Of eternal life through Jesus
Christ our Lord. But the rebellious
under those favorable conditions, we
are assured, will be cut off from life
entirely in the Second Death (Acts
ii:19-23l.
In speaking of the worlds resur-
rectiOn our Redeemer designates it a
resurrection by judgment (Rev. Yer
John v:28-29). Messiah's righteous
judgments will then be abroad in the
world. The light of knowledge will
be as clear as the MONDAY sun,
Every good deed and endeavor will
receive its reward and every wilfully
evil deed will receive chastisements
corrections, to the intent that, they
may learn the advantages of the way
OF holiness and go up thereon to life
eternal, which teh willing and obed-
lent may reach by the close of the
Millennial Age.
Through the prophet Daniel, the
Lord declares that many of the world.
" who now steep in the dust of the
earth shall come forth unto shame
and. lasting contempt. We can readily
realize the shame that will be theirs
when the light of full knowledge
shall prevail and all of their past
shall, stand revealed to themselves
and to others In its true colors. We
can we'll understand that this viii
bring contempt to many now highly
esteemed amongst men. But we car
rejoice in the thought that the Mil.
lenial Kingdom then to be in power
will deal graciously with all. The
stripes of punishment will be TEN.
pered with mercy; and gradually By
their change of character the con
temptible ones will cease to be con.
temptible. The transforming power
OF grace and Truth now operating in
the Church viii be equally forceful
then, operating upon the world OF
mankind. AS perfection is gradually
attained the shame of the imperfec.
ton viii gradually abate. while all Of
the shameless will be destroyed il
the Second Death. Thus we see the
Divine Purpose Of the resurrection Of
the dead and our glorious hope. fan
different from an the fears that were
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-04-07
Text: .'He led forth a multitude of
captiyes and gave gifts unto men. /"
(Ephesians iv:8).

Allentown, Pa, March 27.-Al
Christendom celebrates the resur
rection of the Lord Jesus Christ, It Il
appropriate that our hearts ant
minds should intelligently grasp the
Significance Of the event commemor
ated. st. Paul laid great stress upor
the resurrectioRso of the dead. declar
ing that IL there be no resurrection
of the dead all those whom W.
counted as asleep would never have
an awakening, and consequently
would be az dead as are brute
beasts. Note his emphatic state
ment to this effect II Corinthians Nv;
1919. For here as elsewhere his
words contradict the thought that the
sanity dead pass Immediately tc
glory and the insanity to Purgatory
or to eternal torture.
According to the Gospel OF Christ
Of which st. Paul declares that he
was not ashamed. the dead are to be
esteemed as though they were ASLEEP
at rest from all the commotiOn and
turmoil and strife, ignorance and su-
perstition and sin and trouble Incl
dent to the present reign Of sin and
U0AIu. lucy A0NQ ~ 0Ay QAASOA VA AAASO
rest, whether they were saints or sin
ners. When the time for their awak-
eninK shall have como In the Millen-
NAL morning Of Christ's reign OF
righteousness, surrounding conditions
win be very different from what they
are today. thank God! Then Satan
win be bound. the Bible assures US
Revelation xx:1-S1, and the ignor-
ance and superstition. self1shness and
crime, which have for centuries
marked his reign will gradually draw
to q close. for the glorious Messiah
King win not permit them. His
reign. on the contrary, will be mark
ed with the true enlightenment OF
all mankind; and the result viii be
as foretold, namely, Every knee
shall bow and every tongue confess
to the glory Of Cod" (Isaiah xiv:
28).
Gradually the world will be brought
to an Edenic condition. In harmony
with the Divine promise. Indeed, this
work may be said to be already be.
ginning. Already, by artesian wells
and irrigation processes and high
ways of travel and good roads and in.
telligent cultivation of fields. the
earth begins to bloom and the wilder.
ness and solitary place to be glad. al
foretold by Isaiah the prophet
tIsaiah xxxv:1).
Under these blessed conditions CAL
that are in their graves shall heal
the voice Of the Son Of man and shall
come forth" tJohn v:2S-2s) not al
at once. but every man in his OWE
order" q Corinthians xv:2s). The
sanity believers, who alone are full.
" pleasing to God, win come forth
In the first, or chief. or preferable
Resurrection come forth perfect, on
the spirit plane. like unto the angels
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-04-07

The Department of Agriculture
has recently issued a Farmers Rul-
letin entitled Economic use of Meat
in the Home" This is one Of the most
up to date ''cook books" in print
relating to meats. and anyone de-
string a copy Ill get same by send
ing a postal card to W. P. Hubbard,
House Of Representatives, Washing
ton, D. c.. and saying that they de-
sire a copy Of Bulletin No. S91. The
last page of this bulletin gives the
names and numbers of some four
hundred other bulletins on various
subjects, any Of which will be sent
on request.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-04-07

taught us by the musty traditions of
men, from the dark ages. And thus
we see the force of the Apostles
words that if there be no resurrec-
ton of the dead our hope is vain. our
faith is vain q Corinthians XIV,
14-191.
"But Now Is Christ Risen"
The Apostle argues. IF the dead
rise not. if that is an impossibility
SO far as the world in general is con-
cefned, then it is an impossibility so
far as Christ is concerned. And IF
Christ be not risen,' then all hope,
all faith is vain. And all preaching
is not only foolish, but worse. (See
Corinthians XIV, lad "But now is
Christ risen from the dead and be-
come the first fruits of them that
slept" The mere aWkening from
sleep, as in the case of Lazarus, Dor
cas- and others, is here left out of the
question. Nothing is counted as resu-
rection except the full, complete rails
ing up out of death. Our Lord was
the first that should rise from the
dead" (Acts XVI, 23). in this full
sense. And he was first fruits. or
proof, that others still sleeping will
come forth by Divine Power to be
exercised by him in the resurrection
morning-the Millennial morning.
The Church will be the next in order
she is to be the Bride-Consort of
the Great King and to participate
with him In his glorious work of up
lifting the race which fell from the
Divine image into sin and death
through father Adam. The redemp-
tion-price has been provided in the
death of Jesus; and the time for be-
ginning the great work of ~restitu-
ton of all things" merely waist until
the, completion of the election of the
sanity Church (Acts lii, 1920.
Christ Arose From Hades.
| Preaching on the Day of Pentecost
St. Peter declares that God raised
Christ from the dead. Then in proof
that this was the Divine intention
/ from the beginning, he quotes from
! the prophetic Psalm of David, Thou
4 shalt not leave my soul in hell" The
Apostles quotation (Acts ii, I'D is in
4 the Greek, in which the word hell is
hades. His quotation is from the He
brew, in which. the word hell is sheOl
-Lu0 Only WOIu ISuu0Icu ACAi
throughout the entire Old Testament,
am not stating this as something
new, although I am confident that it
is new to many of my hearers and to
MANY of. the eighteen millions who
will read my discourse in tomorrow
mornings papers. For the sake OF
such, note the fact that in the morn
I ing of our Lords resurrection, he
said to Mary, Touch me not; for ]
am not yet assembled to my Father
and your Father; to my God. and
your God" John Xxx, ~. I remind
them further of the language of the
Eso-called Apostles Greed, which is
coming more and more into vogue
with all denominations and which de-
clares, Gle descended into hell and
rose again the third day" In a YER
sion of this creed published by the
Presbyterian Board of Publication OF
Philadelphia. foot note very proper
| ly explains that the word hell here
used is, in the Greek, hades, which
signifies the state or condition of
! death.
/ consider this very important
matter, which should be made widely
known because of the, false concep-
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-04-07

According to the report Of John
Williams, State Labor Commissioner
of New York. 1O.415 children, under
Is years were found at work In fac
tories In the state during the past
year. OF this number. S22. or about
8 per cent, were employed contrary
Ito law, In 1905 fully 81 per cent. OF
the children employed were under
rs years. The sanitary conditions in
department stores have become great
liz improved. and in some cases are
in advance Of the requirements OF the
law. but of the 1913 children en-
Sployed in such stores. 2,956 were en-
ployed Illegally.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-04-07
Union Roster

(1s your union listed in this 5jr,o.-.
( not, see why not. ThexciIart-.ae sofyi
en- CENTS per line per~uiofpInT -. = oGi
ion will show that YOU ara al - {
assisting in the SUPPORT u H. I'd
'aper.) '''s labor
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1910-04-07

Thus the great Redeemer and De-
liverer will not only present the saint
ly church blameless and irreprOach-
able before the Father in love, but
likewise will liberate all who will of
Adams race, now asleep and de-
graded. No wonder the Scriptures
declare of the end of his triumphal
procession, 'tHe shall see of the
travail of his soul and be satisfied. :"
(Fsaiah lii, ID.
"And Gave Gifts Unto Men, =
All the blessings which, in Gods
providence, are not coming to the
Church during this Gospel Age. and
all the blessings that in the Millen-
NAL Age will flow. to natural Israel,
'sthe rebellious Also" land all the
blessings that will flow through Is
srael and its New Covenant to all the
families of the earth, proceed directly
or indirectly from the great victory
which our Lord Jesus gained over sin
and death. Our text and context, as
well as the Psalm from which the
quotation Is made, bears out this
thought. It is because our Lord de-
seconded, because he left the heavenly
glory, and because, in harmony with
the Fathers will, our Redeemer left
the courts of heavenly glory and
humbled himself to death, and even
to the death of the cross. that his
exaltation came as a reward of his
loyalty to the Fathers will.
And n the Divine Plan it is be-
cause his resurrection body and glory
~ body and nature and rights had
were a reward, blessing his earth
not been forfeited through disobe-
dience that he had the latter with
all its privileges to bestow upon
Adams dead and dying race. He
gave the merit of that sacrifice. first
imputedly, on behalf of all DESTROYS
of walking in his steps of seIf-sacri-
fee even unto death, that these might
be, IN the Fathers good pleasure,
counted as his members and COM
panions on the heavenly plane To
| this end the first gifts were bestowed
at Penteeost; and all Of similar class
Throughout this age have had oppor-
tunity for participation therein. Adj
ditionaIIy gifts Of heIpfulnesH and In
struction and assistance were pro-
vided through the apostles. orators.
pastors and teachers Of the Church
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1910-06-02

rho object of this action is to procure
the o oe5 Of said court against each and
deeI Gid defendants, adjusting ana de-
all Of sa nIaintiff to be the sole and ab-
cr s,.tn owner OF the followingreal estate
io, L,s N w. of the N. w. t Of Section
a. ! ne ne 40. N. r. 8 e. of w. M, what
IL, iGounty, Washington ;.
con- That the adverse claim or claims, II
lpn of defendants and each and all OF
any, "a are null and void. That the de-
t neia or any of them, have no estate
le Re interest in, or lein or encumbrance
OF r said real estate; that said plain,
u .iga title to said real estate be quieted
tlii % all ali such claims, and that defend
az " their heirs, administrators, exec
anus anu, or assigns, are each and all for
u uvo barred and enjoined from ASSERT
e eve anv claim or interest Of any nature
n lux a to plaintiff, his heirs, success,
a ,r' assigns or grantees, In and to said
fea nated this 18th day of April, 1910.
b" Frank w. Bixby,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
An,osJun9 Lynden, Wash.