The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-28

the gauntlet has been thrown down at
last and this particular member OF the
tribe known AS the Lords annointed Is
due TO have a bath thta VIII remove the
veneer Copiously administered at Malad
recently. and ii is freely expressed that
so great will have been the chang"
wrought about by this showing up of
Brother Parkinson" that were his own
mother To meet him upon the public high
way she would scream out i'm the agony
OF her apprehension calling the Gods TO
protect her from a fend that escaped
from the crypts OF damnation.
George c. is not saying much these
days. he is too busy Matching up ncfari-
Gus schemes 10 bunko his brethren out OF
their filthy iuche trying TO devise another
testified that a $500 antehen hatchcd
$3.50 worth Of chickens inside of thirty
DAYS.
Next conference Brother George will
arise and repeat that stereolyped hack
ncyed phrase about never having taken
one dollar that did not belong To him.
his name viii then be presented, and up
will go the hands OF his victims asking
that the gracious faVors OF Divine Provl-
dcnce might attend Brother Parkinson III
The performance OF his arduous lsbors
and righteous cnedayors Brother Jones
will sing the DoXoloeY. Smith viii pro-
nouncc tho bcDediction, and the confer
ence will stand adjourned Tor three
months.
Not long since the Deseret News pub
Iished a statement sent 10 II by w. Is.
Barton OF this city. who occupies the
=. TO the effect that George {. Parkinson
had been named as a member OF the state
board Of regents OF the University OF
Idaho. from which position he had been
ousted under the administratl tlon OF GOV
crnor Goodiug because Of the fact thu
he bad travelled all over the state ol
Idaho on a free pass and drew something
over $500 When information OF thlS
clever steal came TO the ears OF Good
ing he Immediately called for tho rcsis-
nation OF G. G. y, ever since which time
Brother Parkinson has been eating crow
three times day praying Tor revenge.
and lying awake nights thinking THINK
| ing thinking.
The local paper dshcd out the same
white lie to the Sullible public aud when
pressed for a reason, Watkin l.. Koe. me Ll,
managing editor, told your correspondent
| that Parkinson himself came down ana
saw him personally and volunteered the
| information Catalogucd above as news
| item.
since then your correspondent has eol
| In touch with the proper state OFFICIALS
and has been rcnab)y informed tIiai falE
| nson had manufactured inc Story out
of whole cloth FOR political purposes.
Thus. as We go more deeply into the
secret meandcrings of this s"l-con!vssed
swindlcr. VIC hnd that all that We have
| heard ancut this man Parkinson Is only
! too true, moreover, we find that VIC nave
! his ciIsscdness no wonder the Dcseret
| News docs not come To his rescue ~ ilS
editorial columns-the stencil Is too strong
| for the olfactory apparatus OF S1pdhal'
and God knows tina is going some
Note and Personal.
Henry Head has purchased the lINeIl
barn and feed stable formerly operated
| by Thomas CTeaves and sons.
Thomas sponbere and Miss Grace SUN.
| orlaud both of This city. were marrlen
! in saii + ake CITY last Wednesday.
| Work has been commenced on q large
co-opcrative creamery for this city.
/ Thc Preston steam laundry, operated oS
| william strive is doing a rushing busi-
Mrs Willard Boden Of Dayton, lda !.
died yesterday OF rhedfna''srh VI WV
| heart ~, r,,.l o-h
IL is rumored that Brother Blood, cash-
ier of the Idaho state and SAVINGS Damh nh
| is due 10 walk the chalk line because
he had The audaclty recently TO oppose
the Lords annoinred in one Of the bank
Tho sIudents OF the music department
| NJ the local academy presented the opera
"syiyla,'' to a large audience last night