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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-07
IMPORTANT THINGS
To BE CONSIDERED
BY the City Council in It's Reg.
ular Weekly Meeting
This Evening.
SALTATR LINE FRANCHISE
AND THE SURPLUS CANAL
Will Make Interesting and Pos
sibIy Exciting Session of
City SOlOns.

Two important matters arc 70 be
brought before the city council tonight
and it, is probable that both Will be
tho cause of considerable argument,
One is the franchise of the Salt Lake &
Los Angeles Railway company ana the
other is the resolution appropriating
$4,000 for eularging the surplus canal.
The municipal laws committee has
agreed upon a report recommending the
passage of the franchise which will per
nit the company 10 doublc-track It's road
and elcctrify the samo and run cars mp
10 Main and First South streets The
route proposed IN thc franchise is from
the citv limits cast on South Temple
street 10 Fifth West, then north to
North Temple, then east to Main street.
then south 10 First South, then west
To First West then north to North Tenn
pic and then back over the same streets
upon which the cars enter the city.
Opposition.
II is well known thac some of the
couucilmen oppose the franchise insofar
as IL permits the running OF cars up TO
the business district OF any further east
than the present station of the company
on Second South and Third West streets.
Others are willing TO permit the cars to
be run to West Temple street, but there
are few, ii any. who are in favor of the
cars running on Nam street at all. The
indications are that the franchise W
not be passed in its present form, but
some amendments may be made as TO
route so as to meet with tho approval of
a majority Of the councilmcn.
The surplus canal proposition was
ready for adoption mt the last meeting
of the council but 1T was laid over for
week and IN that time considerable
opposition has developed which may de-
feat 1T altogether. At any rate, there
viii be q hard fight over the matter, as
some of the minority members are de-
termincd TO adopt The resolution.
Main Objection
One of the principal objections TO
the matter is the manner in which fho
money is TO be appropriated, as some
claim that the work should be done un-
der the supervision of the board of pub
lie works and bids be asked for III the
regular way instead Of having the work
done by force account under the super
vision of the city engineer and water
master
The committee had practically decid-
ed TO enter INTO an agreement with the
Utah Sand Dredging company to use
its drcdge on the work at Il cost of
twenty-five cents Il cubic yard Since
the committee reported last Monday
night information has been obtained
by some of the councilmen that a bet
ter proposition can be secured and that
other parties are willing TO do the work
ut eighteen cents and even as low as
eleven cents n cubic ward This has
caused considerable change on the part
of some OF tho members of tho council
aud the whole matter no doubt will be
thrcshed out tonight
With the franchise and surplus canal
fights on, the meeting promises to be
interesting and maybe exciting.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-07
Rev. {. {. Perkins breaches
Sermon Appropriate to Lent

The Rev. Charles t. Perkins, rector
of St. Paul s Episcopal church, preached
forceful sermon Sunday morning OIL
Face TO Face With the Realities of
Life, . taking for bis text ] Cor, xiii,
IL, For now we see through glass,
darkly; but then face to face the
Rev Mr.. Perkins said:
The evergreen of the christnaE and
Epiphany Season is replaced by the violet
oI Inc l.entcu season which begins this
week. Thus our JOYS are sobercd. Lest
celebration. this s preceded by advent
with ills call 10 seriousness. and now we
haye come again 10 the Lcnten season.
ones soul. nor Tire long facedncss and
hanging OF ones head as burush IL Is
season however. when we stand face
10 face with the realities of life. II is "A
time Of refreshment For deep heart
screenings. and for loving deeds
The eulogium OF love from which orr
text is taken was written by a man sub
1cct 10 like passions as ourselves. lie.
loo. had his enemies, he thought, and
called upon them the wrath OF his God
But In this passage we sec him at his
best. He here tells us how VIC may best
understand each other the problems OF
self and life and come unto the knowledge
Of our God That access is through the
love which Cod himself has revealed unto
men in Christ.
IL is very narrow circle whom you
and understand. II Is those we love.
For only through this vision can we sec
face 10 face. In this manner Christ
drew mon unto him. For in them he saw
the capacities OF humanity for great
achievement. To this he ever appealed.
and the result was seen in renewed life
and power. As we serve our fellows in
The spirit Of love We reveal ourselves IL
them and they are revealed to US;
Doubtless. ST. Paul had in mind above
Ill things else the seeing OF ones own
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soul face 10 face. Adversely. bereaye-
inent, loss OF wealth and health some
tunes brings man 10 full vision OF his
real self. Shall We. like the prodicaI, wait
until We have wasted our substance in
rlotorS living before we quit ourselves
like mon? Shall we not rather heed the
church's call to a serious consideration
OF the realities Of self. OF others aud of
God2
Face to face with God IS a stern real
ily which some day each man must con-
slider. Shall he wait until he finds him
self upon the shores of eternity? Why
should he? FIc need not do so. To those
who think the church has no service. let
me say n she had no other task than TO
bring man face to face with the realities
of life. that in Itself is a supreme task
And this she does when she rightly uses
the lcnten season. The first lesson read
on the morning of Ash "Wednesday found
iii the 5Sth chapter of Isaiah. affords us
the call TO true Jenten service. Those
OF you who read these words in the daily
paper / beg YOU TO read that chapter, ii
Is this that the church calls on you 10
do.
How thc small matters of life become
insignificant when one faces these words
and this task in seriousness. Yet. / would
ask you 10 view it in tho light OF st.
Pauls eulogirm Of love. Then you Will
see In the mirror less dimly face 10 face
with your own soul, with your fellows
and get some vision Of God which will
help nightly TO redeem this old world
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-07
ALL WELL ABOARD
PURPLE" SPECIAL
This the Word Flashed to Salt
Lake City From Reno, Ney.,
Sunday.
SHOULD REACH
LOS ANGELES TONIGHT
Then Sightseeing VIII Begin in
Earnest: Boldest May Take
Ocean Plunge.

"All we'll aboard the Purple special
and having the time of our lives was
the message flashed 10 s. G.. Mackenzie.
acting exalted ruler of Salt Lake lodge
No, So r. F, O. t., by Exalted Ruler
James w. Collins Sunday morning. The
message was sent from Reno, New, and
gave assurance that everybody aboard
the big excursion trains was In good
health.
Tho Ellss' club was practically deserted
Sunday. Different kilograms received In
the day from members on route 10 Calf
fornIa wore posted on the board at the
club, giving a sort OF bulletin service
regarding the trip. The excursion trains
are due In Santa Barbara this, Monday,
afternoon and Los. Angeles should be
tho sightseeing win begin in earnest,
Santa Barbara has arranged big clam
bake for Tho Utah delegation and some OF
the bolder ones may take a dip in the Pa
cific Monday afternoon before leaving for
Los Angeles, The tourists will make
their headquarters In Los Angeles at the
rcau is 10 be established for the benefit
of tho Utah contingent and for the pur-
pose Of attending TO all correspondence
tuesday will be a. busy time Tor tho
Utah Elks. Ten beach resorts eight cit
les twcnty-oieht miles Of surf and some
other things arc 20 be visited In observa-
ton cars. IL VIII DC one oI the bannef
days OF the trip a special FISH dinner
at the Playa del Ray will he ono of the
features OF the cntcrtainment provided
by the Los Angeles antlered herd for
Tuesday.
a l60-mile ride over the famous kite
Shaped Track Of the Santa Fe is sche-
duled for Wednesday. Riverside and 9TH
CT southern California cities viii be Wis
tied
The cXcursionists do not expect TO leave
Los Angeles before the latter part Of this
week
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-07
SACRED CONCERT AT THE
ILIFF METHODIST CHURCH

The sacred concert given Sunday even
ing at the INF Methodist church under
the direction OF Mrs. Henry kirlsman.
the musical director, was big success.
The four numbers in the chorus choir
and the selection by the Tiff Male quar-
tette were we'll rendered and showed care
full preparation. Miss Faith Curl. with a
a snioction nn The viEIim JcIirh,ed thn h
audience.
The vocal solos by Mrs. kirkman. c.
W. Torrance aud Joseph Poll met with
hearty appreciation; Miss Margaret Du-
vail and Mrs. kirkman Joined in a bcauti-
tul piano duct, and the accompauist work
of these iadics and Miss Martha Smith
ss oios,na- " pnTbcr ihr ".n,,,, auaia,
Joined with the chorus choir In singing
Coronation, and the benediction was
given by the Rev. David w, Crane, the
pastor.
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A Safeguard to Children.

''Our two children Of six and eight
years have been since infancy subject
TO colds and Group. Abouts three
years ago | started TO use Foley s
Honey and Tar, aud II has never failed
TO prevent aud cure these troubles. 1t
is the only medicine / can get the
children to take without row. The
above from W, 9, Ornstein. Green Bay,
Wis. duplicates the experience of thou.
sands of other users of Foley's Honey
and Tar, Schramm- Johnson Drug Store.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-07

crtson. whom she characl.
the greatest OF present arr
been placed high and liens !,
is not so deep as ouoS'
latter comes nearer 70 ~
master. is Miss Bahcock :
Money cannot make
Miss Bapcock. "The sp'.
not drama, Ben Rur -
mechanism and stase
make a drama. The 81
IN lis simplicity oil stss''
of costuminS. BeriiaIu
thur Wing Plnero had w n,
dra mas "The Second ns
and "The Notorious MlS
by Pinero. showed c9's' q
Kennedy. the author Of i
H. House sidney Grun,
thyr Jones were making
into into, the srea, drama, % Su'
noes not believe any 1l ~
do So The speaker taoS
Wil1es "a woman OF AZ AZ
is a great production. .,,,s1 s,s' I
lacking in action MI;ic MGp
Ireland has much poetisuo =
Nmcrlca was the lsss >. ,,s sg
possibilities OF The olv oarsv
dorninated by the mone
drama here Is subsi.c,ses su,.a,s Il
NO art. Our dramutlssiIs nsI ar'
money and not for resa aunt
nst list'' 'dTamatist in this is,.1~ht' cUI'''
cock COO believes. is Dwl1kde MI
wrote "Thc Great avs p,sso' ii
has written some piass pisss
lnsco is simply a Sx,e
ferring feT TO the PLAYS o. day ~
cock said that somo, ,sv us
ereat e drama His pay ssso,r,I|
,hines ,iG si0I II deals with ="
tween t1,'"sS capital and an; on,s2 laSg' d
subject which WIZ ,,,rc. , I
Srana OF the futuir,g,,, ,..i,,, al
dra ma must deal WAN wan. +
i"ms and not Europv,r ,,,r thi|
nrd ard, has written SONY ,nD hcar
do not appeal 10 'h'
cock said. 80
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-07
UTAH SAVINGS g. TRUST
COMPANY.

situated in tho business heart
of the city. at No. 235 Main
street. does general banking
business and offers exceptional
facilities to business men, firms
and corporatious-makes a spe-
cialty of ladies checking ac-
counts-invites time deposits
and savings accounts-issues
letters of credit-takes care Of
escrows-writes surety bonds
makes bstracts-insures titles
accepts trusts and rents
safety deposit boxes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-07
Sore Lungs and Raw Lungs.

Most people know tho feeling, and
the miserable state of i'll health it in
dicates. All people should know that
Foley's Honey and Tar, the greatest
cure tho soreness and cough aad restore
a normal condition. Ask for Foley's
Honey and Tar. Schramm-J ohnson
Drug Store.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-07
POOR OF CITY MAY
SECURE FISH FREE

Tuesday afternoon at - o'clock all per-
sons whose names appear on the county
charity list may secure fish free by ap-
plying to James Sabine, paupcr clerk OF
the county commissioners, on the cast
side OF the city and county building
The fish was turned over 10 the COM
missioncrs by the state fish and game
warden. and was caught at the recent
seine made by the state department In
the southern part of the state.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-07
WOMAN'S AMERICAN CLUB.

. The regular monthly meeting of
: the Woman S American club will
: held at ? O'Clock this after
. noon at the home of Mrs. George
: Ross. S25 Third avenue. A special
: musical programme has been pre-.
. pared for the occasion, and IL is
. desired that full attendance of
: members be present. a cordial in
. vitation rs extended 10 all women
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-07
In Hotel Coz

SHERIFF ]. *. O'R0u
l5ow county is I'm The cl1
Sheriff O'Rourke came I
prisoner arrested several o
Montana authorities.
TEN" RICkARD. the
man and pugilistlc promo
at the knutsford. L
KARL. 7. KRAFT Of s
stopping at the knu'siofo'
W. G.. CHASE of Chico
at the Wilson
G.. F.. HARISS OF Butle
the Wilson.
j. II. MYERS OF Fortlau'
son,
NJ WILLIAMSON Of
guest at the Enutslord:
r. C. PIERCE OF pa
stopping at the knutsioN
F.. C.. WEBSTER Of 81
registered OF the Knutsio1
W. C. CLUFF OF Cold
at the Wilson.
MIR. AND MRS. WOOD'
carora, New. are at the
Tribune Want
Dill 1fo,n S506 lU|
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FUNERAL OF MRS. CLARA
SMELL is HELD SUNDAY

Funeral services over the body Of Mrs.
Clara 4. Smell were held sunday morn
ing Mt IL o'clock al the residence OF w
H. Wcyhcr IA Fourth avenue. Bishop
Elias Woodruff Of tho Fourteenth ward
oflCiated and was the principal speaker.
Quayle Cannon and Thomas L. TAYLOR
also spoke briefly. = choir and quartettc
rendered appropriate music and solos
were sung by Thomas Butler and Alma
r.. Clayton. The body was inferred in
the City cemetery.
Mrs. Smell WAS a sister of w. p. Reed
and Mrs. o, p. Arnold and had resided
In Salt Lake for many years.
Tribune Want AIS.
Bcll Main 5000. Independent 36o
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Wsnted-200 school children to call
at the Salt Lake Security and Trust
Co.. 80 Up. siain street, Saturday, Feb
ruary D. between Q n. m. and IL m. and
Monday. February T. between l and )
D. nj. Inquire children g department
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-07
MUSIC AND 4
At THE TABEE|
Prof. ]. J. McClella.
gan + Recital and 4
Thomas Oral|
SPEAKER TELLS Andl
MODERN PI||
Sunday Being Fast N
thing Was Of an ali
Character

AS Sunday was fast t,ay
church. the usual tabcrr,.,'
inc form of a special rnus''
ana an address by Ea.'
l i'o,nss on 'Mormonlsm :
at the tabernacle fast s;,-,
one for tourists and v,s,,
'ho'''7ine rs of the most (,
actcr' There is no ..hr,-
The big building on ths,[
conservative speaker is ,r
And the musical part ~ I,
is always Of a high order
Mcclellan Is an artist OF -
NY and OH Sunday he Inc,r.
srammc some O, the rro,,
sics. For instance thcrs
famous Largo; -"EYenI..
Pilgrims Chorus" from u
Iannhauscr"; Lemarc',
and the old melody arran.|
ganist was Il Need Thcc
1t was a musical feast of
and was greatly enjoysd
audience.
Elder Thomas y
Elder Thomas spoke pr;r
Mormon belief in modern (.
speaker claimed that the
day the same oreaniy.,I'
rights and prcrogatives ts'
to his people while visItir,
They believed that Chr,,t
God to give to mnukind X
Jesus was indeed the ~
A plan OF salvation MAS (
and by salvation the NJ
that the right is given IN
obtain endless progressIc.
ishing this immediatc sr1
Thomas said, "wc continn.
after. The hereafter Is :
n pl1antasy. and il Is Ia.
Garth shall be celestlalIzsI
very heaven whnrc code
fected. We believe that'
comes from Cod; that h
father OF our spirits; IN.
countable TO him and we h.
out our own salvation In h
OF the gifts that God cav
licve that man has a m
the human mind Is ncyer
lieion is filled with ritual,
or, but that was neces<1
the mind of man: and Z
ritual he cited baptism. b
given BY the Lord unless
was something symbolIeal
Believe in Modern q
The saints believed I'M f|
Thomas continued. The<
10 be n perfected. man: th.
the director of the uniyefr
this gift by obedience 90 K
vealed himself TO man I
would they say. asked The
had not in later days eif
to an individual whose sou|
receiving them. and God
himself through the mr
prophets. A man was I'd
TO receive the will OF God
| all men. Mormons belIc/
revelation and the church D
TO all the people Of the vo
mon in the history Of II
dlvinely inspired. and II th|
ations in the old days, q
The Lat,er-day Saints h7|
the barriers OF superstiuc1
God has opened again d
man.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-07
VICTIM OF STOMACH
TROUBLE BURIED SUNDAY

All that was mortal of w. c.. Hassard
who died at ST. Marks hospital Febru-
ary 4. following an operation for a stom-
ach affection. was laid at rest Sunday
afternoon in a plot at Mt, Olivet ceme-
terry. The Rcv. +. \. Simpkin OF the
Phillips Congregational church, officiated
and the services were held at the family
residence. 3225 Seventh East street. The
services were simple. only the Immediate
members OF the family and near friends
being present The pallbearers were
Messrs David Mckendricl Clark. Nash,
James Lamont, McMNlin and w, NJ Grif-
fin.
Mr. HsssaTd is survived by widow
Mrs Hannah Hassard, two daughters.
Miss Eva Hassard and Mrs. ]. Einhaus.
and two sons. William and Thomas Has
sard.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-07

Catarrh, an excessive secretion from an
inflamcd mucous membrane is radically
aud permanently cured by Hoods Sarsa-
parilla.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-07
Kodak Pictures Finished.

Mail your films 10 us Salt Lake
Photo Supply Co, III Main street. Ex-
elusive photo dealera.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-07
BUTTE SHERIFF ARRIVES
TO TAKE BACK PRISONER

Sheriff j. r. O Rourke arrived in this
city sunday night from Butte, Mont, 10
take back to that place Charles Schmoll.
wanted there on the charge OF grand
larceny.
Schnloll is said to have stolen n dia-
mond ring from q cafe in Rutc where
he worked. He was arrested Saturday
morning by Deputy Shcrlffs Smith and
sue,'S sare reneVed ,"l, t Sainrdsy moIminG % from
Sheriff O'Rourke by Sheriff Sharp.
Sheriff O'RourlSe will in all probability
leave with Schmoll Monday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-07
Winder Not So Well.

John r. Windcr OF the first prcsi-
0ency Of the Mormon church. who is suf
iering from an attack OF pneumonia was
not so we'll Sunday He had a fairly
good niEnt Saturday. however
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-07

GOOD PLUMBING PAYS.
J. w. Dudley. 430 South Eighth East
Bell 3013.X.
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Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main o2Oo- Independent 36n,
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Piper lIeldsicck che wing tobacco is
Increasing rapidly in sales because it has
no quality rival
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Man Has 1T

After falling in a 1T at First West and
Second South streets Sunday night w.
-. Smith, residing at Waterloo. was Ia
ken 10 the emergency hospital where he
was examined by Dr. steele and said 10
be suffering from alcoholic epilepsy lie
was later removed 10 his home
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-07

Harry j. Robinson, attorney at law,
S04-5 Judge Bldg. Phones 1910 and 1905
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-07

There will he sold at private sale on
or after February 10. 1910, the property
known as $3.50 South West Temple
street, now occupied by the johnson
Photograph studio. For particulars sec
John H. Lloyd, 80 West First South
street Bell phone 1857.
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Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 5000. independent $50.
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Thoroughbred toy French poodl,
puppies for sale, lS2 B street
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McCoy's Stables
Carriages and light livery. Phones 81
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J . H. K e N T .

ARCHITECT.
Room 625, Newhouse Bldg
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HOW DID HOWE BLOW
ALL HIS GOOD MONEY? ?
Dwelling Damaged by Fire.

Would You like TO be paid for your
vacation! See First battery ad, page D.
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Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 5000, Independent $50
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Nh and Mrs, Il. a. tiornc. Jr, are
re ioicing over the arrival of a fine ten
pound baby girl Sunday. Both the mother
and the daughter arc doing well.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-07

Sego Lily Lodge No. 252, T. F. B.
Dancing aud card party to members
and friends. Thursday, February 10, 1871
East LIST South street. Gentlemen 25c.
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E. r. WHEEL0N

Tribune Reporter Printing Co,
So West End South street, Phone us.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-04-21

and in as great measure as the fam
lilies in the towns and cities because
the farmers will get their increased
prices for farm products, because of
the increased demand and the people
in the towns will get their return
through the increase of population Of
the towns and, therefore, the in
creased value of town property and
the increased demand for labor and
the products of the truck garden.
Town development; community and
State development are feasible bust
ness propositions. They can be an
alyzed and demonstrated.
Does Vermont want to go ahead
with the other great States of the
Union.
To do so, will her people just wish
for advancement or will they work
and wish?
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-04-21
HALE'S RETIREMENT.
Maine Statesman Says He viii Not
Engage In Contest For Senatorship

Augusta, Me-, April 19.-The letter
from Senator Eugene Hale to Byron
Boyd, chairman of the Republican
State committee, in which he declines
to engage in conflict for the sem
atorship,' was received by Chairman
Boyd tonight,
In the letter senator Hale does
not refer to the condition of his
health, but instead calls attention to
the fact that he has been given what
no other man in Maine has received
| five unanimous nominations for con-
tinuous terms in the Senate and says
it seemed not fitting for him ito make
a personal contest for the success
sion.