The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-13
Education Is Accomplishing
Wonders Upon This Globe on
Which We Live.
AUTOMOBILES AND FLYING
MACHINES GREAT AID
World Going Forward, People
Progressive, Science and Re-
ligion Hand in Hand.
BY RALPH JOHNSTON.

BY Leased Wire TO The Tribune.
NEW YORK, Nov. l2.-Bishop More
land Of Sacramento, Cal, an an inter
view declares that the world is 100 pei
cent better today than il was ten year:
ago and gives the reason for this state
of affairs as the result of science. FL
saws that the church, while great
helper to the world, is not as powerful
as science, and says that education Is
tho only means OF cnlightment for The
people, and until persons are educated
30 church in tho world can conver
them or make their belief in religion
any stronger than ii is,
'ls the world becoming bctter9D he
was asked.
sit most certainly is replied the
bishop, ''It is only natural that it
should get bcttor. Is not the world pro
crossing in all other things and ism I
it only natural that religion should be
included In the world IS progress also
The world ten years ago and the world
of today is as vastly different as morn
ing and night. Look at the
progress on every hand, gaze
and look around; science is
the cause Of this remarkable change.
The automobile. the living machine, and
scores of other wonderful achievements.
The world is going forward, the people
are progressive Religion and science,
these two go hand and hand Without
education there is little science, and
without education there is absolutely
no religion, Look at the foreign lands
where barbarians live. There are no
schools there aud consequently there is
no church or rcligion.''
Sky Scrapers Sight.
Mr., and Mrs. A A. Hay of San Fran
cisco arc visitors In New York. having
come here principally TO attend the
aviation meet. Mr. Hav, who is we'll
known real estate operator Of the Gold
Ell City, was commenting the other night
on the architectural differences be-
tween New York and San Francisco. and
said; THE most wonderful sight in
New York in my eyes is the number of
immense sky scrapers. They are truly
q most imposing sight. but ! think they
dctract somewhat from the beauty of
the city. Take San Francisco for in
stance. While they have not as many
or as high skyscrapers as New York has,
the tall buildings they have are erected
with some thought to the architectural
beauty, and i'll fact all the buildings of
San francisco are built on the same
plan As IL result, it is one of the most
beautifully laid out cities in the world
the buildings arc built along graceful
lines and are in harmony with the gen
eral scheme Of natural beauty for which
California is SO famous''
Believes in Universal Peace.
Garry dc Motto. a prominent bust
ness man of st. Paul, who has been
IN New York is an advocate of uni
Versal peace, and believes that the gov
ernment should divest itself of every
thing suggestive of war "Why does
that magnificent structure opposite the
White House, Washington, one of the
grandest buildings in the world. bear
the name of the war buildingPD he
asked. "The civil war. all the Indian
wars, and the Spanish-American war,
are over, and the people are waking
up to the advantages of universal peace,
we have no wars, and are suggesting
10 the world the abandonment Of war.
Dur secretary of war has no war du.
lies. simply directing affairs of the
peaceful standing army
Don t ever mention the fact that