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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-25

wrong to kill a Gentle or to rob him be-
fore the advent OF law and schools. No
rational man VIII uphold the men who
reap revenue from stockadc whoredom
any more than no can condone the
harems OF polygamy or any other de-
structivc and demoralizlng practices that
must Increase the miseries OF mankind
for the curse will be heritage Of their
own posterlty to afflict society as an evil
Polygamous Logic.
Polygamous premises are To be found
in all OF the "B. Y" schools for In the
name alone, in honoriug It. is right and
Mormon women and men who attend
those institutions. Ono of those polyg-
amous schools in the southern part OF
the state now has professor" OF polyg-
amy who is, IL seems, compiling statistics
and making anIhropological examinations
Of the lllegitimate offspring Of the Nor
their superiority over the legitimate Nor
mon children and he Is expected to show
that the stock OF John d, Lee and Jo-
seph F smith and others Is ,m very ,sia sT.
is the reason that poygamists are the
masters Of tho Mormon church. Every
time the. conference" sustains Joseph F,
Smith there is an assumption that polys-
amy is correct MormoniSm. the right
teaching. the right example: and from
this false system and the open lawhrenk-
principle OF patriotism Is respect and
obedience to the laws OF the nation and
conservation of the American home.
These Mormon institutions seem to be
primarily for the purpose of nurturing
polyeamy. Think of APOSTLE Hcbcr j.
Grant exlollins his lawbreaking lechery
to body OF students, or how the bogus
prophet himself visits educational insti
tutlons and exploits himself holy Jack
of five wives" and indirectly tells what
good stock In my son Hyrum" and
Joseph f. Jr. From these things the
Mclchisedec premise has been estab-
lishcd.
Polygamous Syllogism.
The "Holy Mormon Priesthood is the
correct example and is TO be obeycd In
all matters.
Polygamy and priestly politics and
Mormon matters.
Therefore all good saints" must obey
the call of the prophet In matters OF
polygamy and politics
The Mormon organization Is political
in that the cult must be protected In
It's Melchisedec doings, and select 'our
friends like Harry Josephs. George
or other Jack Mormons, In
case a fun blooded saint is not set apart
to fortify the gospel of the polygamlsts'
by virtue OF holding public office. This
is the kind OF patriotism known to Jack
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-25

| Mormons, for what do they care for
the welfare OF posterity. even OF their
own. All their logic has the same source
| as that Of the elders of Israel"
''Seeds and Examinations.
| When Mormon apostatlzcs, he is by
| bles. for the medication OF the super
| stitions will require much silent con-
| temptation to eradicate: and too, II a
| Mormon has left his church because he
| he is not much better off. but he who
| sees the real drift OF the ism and its
degrading influences and leaves the po-
| lygamous organization for the good Of
| himself and family has acted from rea-
sons that are ample. He is apt TO throw
| off the false assumptions under which
den 10 tho glory OF these prophets OF
Israel" II Will take some time 10 get
rid OF the seeds OF false teachings
and the LESSONS inflicted to mental and
moral powers.
While the apostnte is growing out into
the light. the Jack Mormon is germinat-
ing Melchisedec passion that marks
him as laborers in the Mormon pro-
phets vineyard for hire. and they and
their families are absorbing the social
culture OF Mormonism as laid down by
would keep In close touch with these
Latter Day. children OF Israel that
he. may taste Of the. puddines banded
out of the Lion House Apostle smoots
always full OF Melchisedoc logic. for he
was. enyironcd by aspolygamous garden,
and may be considered field product
i'm Mormon mental and moral develop
mcnt. and therefore an able defender OF
Apostle Smoot by native logic in sus-
tanning his superlors.
In conclusion, observation will show
that the Mormon elders premises are
built upon absurd assumptions, and the
priesthood damn all who do not accept
these false assumptions, and from these
false bases all the evils Of ignoraTnG,e
error and fanaticism must evolve. Take
Brsghan's declaration. "As man Is, God
was; as God Is. man will be" This be;
comes food and fact for the saint and
requires no proof. He has already lost
the mental power to grasp the first few
principles OF the universe. and the grand
truths OF science become only a mag
MITIGATION OF himself and his lecherous
prophets as gods Many bloody
page Of history attests that fanaticism
armed with power is the surest evil that
can befall a nation" The lowering OF
the moral standard through lechery OF
the priesthood would alone spread GER
tain diseases which are a curse TO pos
terity. WIN, SEf MouR.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-25
HURRY|NG BACK.
FROM DOMINION
Thousands of Immigrants VIII
Leave Canada for South
east This Year.
OFFICIALS LOOKING FOR
REC0RD-BREAKING INFLUX
Agents of ColOnizing Comp$
nies Are BusiIy Investigating
Available Tracts.

WASHINGTON. July 24,-MigratioI
from the central and northwestern parts
Of the country. including western Canada,
10 the southern and southeastern states,
is attracting the attention OF the imni-
grafton authorities. The bureau of i'm
migration officials expect soon to receive
a special report from Commissioners Clark
at Montreal. bearing on the subject OF
turn OF Americans to this country and
pending receipts OF tnat report decline
10 discuss the matter for publication.
Industrial experts say the movement
October A"record breaking migration IN
this direction occurred last year. draw
Ing upon the population OF the central
states: especially Iowa. Kansas and Ne
braska.
From Iowa, Nebraska. and Oklahoma.
many people left for Calgary, Alberta.
and other parts OF Canada, where they
bought lands ut from 80 TO IS an acre.
These farmers averaged $1,000 in money
or implements. The Canadian govern
meut reported that there were numerous
Americans taking up their lands. Those
who took up the homesteads In Canada,
of course, had TO declare their Citizen
ship Intentions. but many bought the
lands outright,
Representatives OF number OF colt
onizing companies have been investigat-
ing available large tracts In various por-
tions OF the gulf states during the last
land and Industrial department showed
that since last May about 900 acres
OF land In southern Alabama had either
been purchased or was about to be oh
talned for northwestern firms and cor
porations for locating settlers,
Another movement Is that Of colony
OF Slovaks from western Pennsylvania
TO southern Alabama. In northeast
cleus of n colony from northwestern
Canada
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-25
Pioneer Gentle Talks of Early Days

year. and purchased stock for my store
Ny first downtown store was on the
west side of Main street on the site OF
the Moran building, between First and
Second South streets. | purchased q
strip of land with twenty feet frontage
on Main street and extending twenty
rods back. At that time there was an
order of Brigham Young in effect that
made it necessary to build all build
ings, either stores or dwellings, twenty
feet back from the street on which they
fronted, Later / sold this property TO
f. Auerbach for $24 ,O00.'
Mr.. Cliff has now been in Salt Lake
nearly fiftv-seven years and enjoys a
wide acquaintance with all Of the old
timers For number of years he has
been retired from active business life.
although he still owns much valuable
real estate In different parts of Oh,
city. Among his holdings are the Cliff
house corner at Third South and Main
streets. one of the most valuable bust
ness corners in the city, and the Cliff
terrace on West Temple street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-25
Women of Woodcraft,

Woodbne Circle No IL held Its reCu-
lar meeting Thursday evening. July 2lst.
In ]. o. o. r, hall, with Guardian Neigh
Dor l.. 4. Owens in the chair Several
OF the Officers were absent on account
Of sickness Murray Circle has extended
An invitation TO Woodbinc Circle to visit
the Murray Circle next Tuesday evening.
as they Will install new officers. They
VIII have Initiation OF candidates. They
ask Woodbine captain and guards TO do
the Initiation work for them and their
captain and guards will do the installing
Woodbne accepts the Invitation and
Guardian Neghbor Owens requests all
neighbors TO go. VIII meet at Smith s
drug store at Second South and Main
streets. at o'clock to get car for Murray.
The MURRAY circle meets at o'clock.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-25
Modem Woodmen of America.

a delightful time was enjoyed on Mon
day last at Wandamere park by the
members and friends OF Great Salt Lake
camp, No. l00T1. and Royal Neighbors,
No 1896, Prizes were awarded for the
best rowing, bowling. racing, dancing. etc
At 1880 p. m. Captain O G.. Weber an
nounced that he was ready to give an
exhibition drill with team OF sixteen
Foresters. Those who were lucky enough
to be present are congratulating them
selves upon being able TO witness such
splendid drilling. The Foresters certain
~ did themselves proud. The regular
meeting will be held Tuesday evening
Every member is urged 10 be present
Team boys are requested TO assemble
promptly in uniform. Visiting neighbors
are invited,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-25
ASHES OF JACOB
NOR|TZ REACH ZION
All That Was Mortal of the Late
Salt Laker Have Reached
Salt Lake.

The ashes Of Jacob Moritz, late prcsl-
dent OF the Salt Lake City Brewing com
pany. who died in the Old World. where
his body was crcmated. arrived In Salt
Lake on Friday. The disposition OF them
will await the arrival OF Mrs. Morlts
who landed in New York on Saturday.
and who left there on Sunday for Salt
Lake. She is expected TO arrive here
on Thursday.
The ashes OF the late Mr.. Morltz were
sent TO this country in bond and on
arrival In New York were released from
bond and sent TO Salt Lake by express,
AS said. the ashes await the arrival
Of Mrs. Moriz, when their disposition
will be decided upon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-25
PARTY LEADERS
NOT IN ACCORD
Continued from Page One.

porters OF the administration and those
who approve the actions OF the insur-
gents.
Practically the only other contest OF
any importance is over the party's at
titude on the liquor question, Indications
from two-thirds of the county conven-
tions In the state are that slightly less
than half OF the delegates Will be In
structcd to support q straight county
option plank. The only other possibility
on this line would be the compromise
plank which the leaders are favoring.
This compromise plank would provide for
referring the question of county option
back 10 the legislative districts and hay-
ing the governor pledged TO signing n
county option bill If one should be
passed.
There is some possibility OF an objec-
ton to a sweeping Endorsement on the
part OF the convention OF the party s
action since 1908. but the indications are
that President Taft will receive hearty
Endorsement for the work he has done as
president. and for the stand he has
taken regarding legislation
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-25
TIE CONTRACT LET
FOR TETON BRANCH

James Il. Foes returned from salt
Lake City Friday with 4 substantial or
der for railroad ties for the Shor: Line,
presumably for use on the Teton Basin
branch. A portion Of the oi1er Is Tor
delivery this fall Mr.. Foes stated that
he had no further news OF the railroad
situation 10 give out. He understood that
work was 10 commence at once pn IN,
Basin branch, and supposed that the
lies were ~"cded on that job. On FIi
day me- he sent to Evergreen. il
the w"S' "art OF the state. Il car con-
aiming lr' IS. several teams of oxen and
ogging outfits. with these went 4 crew
of men. with C. G.. Nielsen In charge
OF all. These outfits will go to work or
the tie contract recently secured ey Mr.
FogG for the p & !. \, railway,-Fre-
mont County News
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-25
SITUATION
PRESENTED IN TEXAS VOTING

DALLAS. Texas, July 24.-The count
of the votes in the Texas Democratic
primary election which has been proceed
ing today has not materially changed
the estimates made last night.
Oscar B. Colquitt. prohibltionist
has been nominated for governor by a
plurality which probably viii reach so.
900. Cone Johnson and William PoindeX
ter the prohibitlonist candidates. arc
practically tied for second place.
The proposition to submit to the peo-
pie a prohibition amendment TO the con.
sttution carried by 20 900. This presents
the anomalous situation of an anti-pro- =
hibitionst being nominated by party
demanding the submission OF a prohib-
ton amendment.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-25
Secret and
Fraternal Societies
of Salt Lake
Hoyal f11gnIanuers,

Utah castle held it's fiast meeting with
the rev officers last Monday evening In
spite OF the warm weather there was a
large attendance. The castle was called
70 order at SIS and the regular order OF
business taken up. Fair Lady Hardin
acted as herald in the absence OF Elsie
j. Watson. Two application cards were
read aud referred 10 q committee which
reported favorably, the candidates being
wei known To the members. The sccrc-
thiS read The semi annual report, show
ing a splendid balance I'm the bank, which
was received by n round OF hand clap
ping ana later ordered placed on file The
usual current bills were read and ordered
pa)d Clansmen Hubbard, Horspool and
Gardner. Fair Ladies Apgar and Dell were
appointed committee To confer with n
ike committee from the Fra ternal Broth
erhood In regard TO contest drill to be
given in the near future. Fair Ladies
wallace and Flora Apgar were requested
TO visit the two sick members and con-
yeV TO them the sympathy OF the castle
Under good Of the fraternity" seversN
members spoke cncouragingly of the
order. the pleasant meetings, the IN
tereSt shown by the members and the
general feeling of good fellowship. II
was decided To hold meeting this even
ing IN spite OF the celebration of Pioneer
Day IL is the last meeting OF the month
ana as many as can arc requested to at
tend. All visiting Royal Highlanders will
De welcome Several OF the ladies' OF the
castle spent a pleasant afternoon with
EAR Lady Blakemore at her home last
Thursday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-25
LOCAL STATIONS HAD
GREAT SUNDAY RUSH

Sunday was a great day al -he rail-
road stations. The Sunday rates were
on. and In addition the cath round trip
rates were in effect TO all parts OF the
state, Trains going i'm all directions
were crowded TO the full capacity. and
il was the heaviest movement seen AT
the stations for long tine. The Harri-
man union station had the biggest day
OF the year, and the force was kept busy
until late in the afternoon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-25
Royal Neighbors of America.

Salt Lake Valley camp. No 3072. will
hold special picnic at Wandamere next
Thursday evening. All Royal Nelghbors
and friends cordially invited. Bring pic
mic supper TO be served at o'clock.
Despite the warm weather a good at
tendance was present last meeting. Sew
eral cards were presented and acted up
on faVorably, Neighbor Gertrude Seals
was installed as marshal Neighbor DR..
c. NJ Wood will furnish spring chicken
10 all members that Will go 10 Ogden
canyon Sunday. July 81. on the Bam-
berger line, leaving here at 1890 a. m,
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Not Unanimous for Wilson.

ASBURY PARK. n. j., July 2i.--Wood-
row Wilson. president OF Princeton Univer.
ton for governor Of New Jersey on the
Democratic ticket.
Mayor Otto II. Wittpepn OF Jersey City
who announced himself n candidate for
nomination some time ago says he Will
surely go before the convention and
fight 10 the end. Woodrow Wilson is be-
ing advanced for governor by tho cor
poration interests in the Democratic
party" said Wittpenn today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-25
Fraternal Union Of America,

The regular meeting OF Evergreen
Lodge Isl which should take place to-
night. will be postponed until the second
Monday in August. today being a legal
holiday, Members are reminded that ex-
traordinary Inducements are offered for
new applications for the month of Au-
gust. 'Fraters' are also requested To vs.
Brother George Ga arbett. who is confined
in the St Marks hospital suffering from
injuries received some time ago in an
accident
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-25
Pythian Sisters,

Hermione temple No. s. Pythian Sisters.
met In n we'll attended regular session
ter Reagan entertained Mr. and Mrs.
klcnt5 and daughter Evalin Vandine at
her home. Wednesday Mrs. Klentz, who
Sisters. viii leave for Minneapolis. Sis
ter Reagan entertained with cards. music
and light refreshments. 1t was an In
formal affair All had n jolly evening
Come TO meeting Wednesday evening.
One brother will be initia ted.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-25
Eraternal Brotherhood

Sego Lily lodge Nc. 252 +. f r., will
meet in regular session In their hall, I37
East First South street, Thursday even
ing. The new officers have been installed
and will do their part. All members come
and do yours. Brother Dempster has re-
signed as state manager for Utah and Ne
vada, Brother Whitehead will take charge
OF the work August /, Officers and mem
oers be present at Sis n IN.
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Order of Owls.

The Order OF Owls will meet on We'd
nesday, July 21. at O'Clock at CT East
Second South. and some important busl-
ness will take place. All members
should be present. There Will be two ap-
plications to act on. so you should be
present After the meeting there Will be
lunch and refreshments served. Visitors
are invited TO attend
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-25
Hay Fever and Asthma

Bring discomfort and misery to many
people, but Foley's Honey and Tar
gives case and comfort to the suffer
ing ones. 1t relieves the congestion in
the head and throat and is soothing and
healing. None genuine but Foley IS
Honey and Tar in the yellow package.
Schramm- johnson Drugs: five stores.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-25
POLICE ARE LOOKING
FOR HARMON OF MERCUR

w w Harmon OF Mecur. utah, Is pc
ing searched for by the police. who wish
to inform him OF an accident to his 1T
tic daughter at Mercur. He is said to
be in this city visiting with friends. but
up To late hour Sunday night he had
not been located. His little daughter Is
SAID to have been seriously injured in
an accident at Mercur.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-25
Charged With Fighting.

A j. Barnes. Arthur J. Smith and
Julius Jones were arrested by PATROL
men Duvandcr and Johnson Sunday even
ing a. Liberty park and taken TO the
city jail. charged with fighting Jones
was released on bonds.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-25
Mrs. Mayol Visits Son.

Mrs. Ida Mayol of ouray. Colo. is Wis
une, She Will be here three or four days
and will then visit Pacific coast points
From there she will make short visit
In Canada and then return nome. coming
via Salt Lake. where she will make an
other visit with her son.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-25
Foresters of America.

Court Salt Lake No. held their regu-
lar meeting last Wednesday evening in
the Jennings hall. 2l West First South
street, There was ii good attendance
and several matters OF business were at
tended to il was decided to hold the
annual outing of Foresters of America
either at Lagoon or Wandamere, the
place to be decided on at the next regu-
lar meeting, Wednesday evening August
Ard
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-25
knights of Columbus.

The knights OF Columbus will hold
their regular monthly meeting at the
hall, 1857 East First South street. Tues
day night, Mt which meeting important
business will come before the lodge. All
members are requested TO attend.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-25
Loyal Americans.

Salt Lake Assembly No. 800 will hold
their regular meeting Wednesday even
Members rn @ are =" reauested al 10 be present s to to
make arrangements for an outing.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-25
Albert Huber Leaves for Home,

Albert Huber who years ago was with
the old Walker house in Salt Lake, but
who is now the steward at Tony Faust's
In ST Louis, who has. been visiting rela-
tivcs and friends in Salt lake for sew
crai days, left for his home on Sunday
evening,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-25
Maccabees.

Eanner Hive No. II held their regular
review Tuesday. July 10Th, with good
attendance. The light refreshments that
are served during tho meetings take
Wen WIN the ladies these warm days
All iady Maccaoees and their friends are
invited TO an outing to be given by
Banner Hive No. II at Wandamerc Tues
Day. July 26. Be sure and come We
treat everybody right
Lillian Hollister Hive No. Il Will give
q picnic at Liberty park Wednesday
afternoon. July ~ All Maccabees and
irienGs are invited. Meet at the band
stand at $50 p m
salt Lake City Hive No held regular
review last Wednesday evening and all
ladies' enjoyed the meeting The guess
Ing contest was Il lively one and the
vase was won by Past Comma nder Gnn-
ser The committee on entertainment
served Ice cream and cake and all had
jolly good time
Liberty Hive No. will hold regular
review Thursday afternoon. July IS, at
2;3O o clock In Castle Hall. Every mem
Der is urged to be present
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William Kelly Buried.

William Kelly. the young man who was
d. accidentally killed AT Murray the latter
part OF last week, was buried under the
auspices OF T. F p. lodge No 745, MUIR
rav Sunday afternoon from the Second
ward meeting house
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Daughters of Veterans.

The Daughters of Veterans will hold
their regular monthly meeting at the ODD
Fellows hall Monday night. All members
are requested to be present
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-25

J. Fl. Garrett of the Orpheum, who ha $
boen In New York for two weeks past
returned home Sunday evening, He had
long conference with Martin Beck In
New York. and says that during tbe
winter the bills that will be presented
at the Orpheum will be the best ever seen
at the playhouse. '1e"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-25

Don Fhlippni's band, which is play
ing at Lagoon. will finish its engage
ment there on Thursday night M at
traction ever secured for Lagoon has
proved more generally pleasing than this
celebrated band and its equally famous
leader. For today two especially good
programmes have been arranged and 'tbe
encores Will be in accord with the spirit
OF the day. Since the coming of the
band. the attendance at Lagoon has In :
creased marvelously and many thousands 6
of persons have already heard the band
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ADJUSTMENTS

T'E'S''S's-tt . t-s-1-7t1s
: IN SALT LAKE THEATERS.
: Vaudeville.
+ ORPTEUM THlcATER = Advanced .
: vaudeville. Matinee, 2.l5; evening,
: S;l5.
: Musical Comedy
: SHUBERT THEATRE - THE Girl .
: With d Million" Evening, Z 80
+ and 9.
: Motion Pictures
: LUNA AND ISIS THEATERS-
: All the week. Continuous per- .
!. formance.