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The Glenwood post., 1910-04-30
By Mary Roberts
Rinehat
Author of"The Man
in Lower en-"
"When a Man
Marries,' etc.
FILLED With Thrills and
Excitement
Tempered With a
Pretty Dual Love
Plot

1t is a matter of
much satisfaction to
announce the early
publication of this
great mystery, de-
tective and love
story by this decid-
edly popular Amer
lean author whose
stories are invariably
found among the
"best sellers"
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STRICTLY BUSINESS.

In Wednesday mornings issue of the
Smoot "Mouth, as the Aaronic organ
of the Mormon church is known and
called hereabouts with more or less af.
fection. we find small local item
which reads ms follows:
Officers Of the Consolidated Wagon &
Machine company are making n trip OF
inspection Of the branch houses OF the
company. Those in the party are Joseph
F. Smith. George r. Odell and c. S Bur
ton. and their itinerary includes Provo
Heher City and Kamas.
OF the others it must he said that
they have perfect right, as business
mon, TO make that trip OF inspection
they would not be attending to their
legitimate duties if they neglected it; =
but we are unable 10 sec whv Joseph
f. Smith, in taking that business
iunket, is ''living his religion as he
pretends to do. Joseph F., of course,
as we understand, pretends to be
prophet. AS such he assumes to be the
highest religious exemplar in all Chris.
tendon. IT is said of the Savior
that He cast - money changers out
of the temple because of their desc
Grafton of that holy edfce through
their active greed for shekels. Yet
here goes Joseph F. hiking off on a jolly
moneymaking trip that sets at de-
fance the teachings and the acts of the
Savior of mankind, whom he pretends
TO most perfectly emulate and repre-
sent. Not for Joseph F. the laying on
Of hands for the healing OF the sick
Better, he thinks, it is for him to add
TO the Smith wealth than to raise
Lazarus Among his people are some
starving ones-widows and orphans
who appeal to the public for charity be.
cause the Smiths eat up the substance
contributed supposedly for their sup.
port-but Joseph f. would not for
a moment bless the loaves and fishes
in order that the bellies of those
all because Joseph T. has a peculiar
way of "living his religion.''
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months imprisonment and $500 fine
each for unlawful cohabitation. Arthur
l.. Thomas took tho oath OF office and
succeeded Caleb w. West as governor
Charles R. Oakley and Ole p. Berg
were discharged from the pen.
1s90-1n the third district court. Salt Lake
city. William d. Newson was sen,
fenced by Judge Zane TO six months
imprisonment and $500 fine for un-
lawful cohabltation.
iS92-Thc visiting Preshytcrians held n
union missionary meeting In the the
ater. Salt Lake City,
lS97-A branch OF the Mormon church
was organized at Dlamondvllle, uinta
county, Wyo.. Samuel Kiddy. presid-
ing elder
IsoS-George Civilian Bywater. promi-
ncnt and talented member OF the
church. died suddenly from apopleNy
In Salt Lake City.
1S99-James Morgan sentenced 10 be
hanged for shooting Captain Brown
OF Ogden. Samuel Gompers, prcs!-
dent OF the American Federation Of
Labor lectures in New Grand the
ater.
19oO-Councn censures Hilton. John
KlenlSI, pioneer. dies a. Nephi.
l9Ol-Senator KeeUns returns from
Europe, Marsac bullion thieves held
for trial.
1oo2-HIlton-Park case goes before su-
preme court Salt Lake wins over
Logan in baseball game. . 70 3. Utah
university athletes outpoint repre-
Death Of Mrs. +. NJ, Bishop.
l9O4-Dr. Wilcox on the council carpet
10 answer charges OF neglect. Demo-
cratic judicial convention. The Ham
show by the Press club.
l905-Davld Williams and Miles Riley
given three years each for holding up
Richard Chccyers.
1906 Bishop Moore Of the Methodist
Episcopal church a visitor, Western
Pacific begins track laying Wool
buyers and sellers cannot agree upon
price. Supreme court hears SReen-
Craig ogden graft case. Fisher S.
Harris reports on "See America First"
trip. Judge Dieh replies Ia Rev,
Brown. Report Of Incorporation OF
Intcrmountain Consolidated Railroad
company
19O7-W w. Bell, accused OF robbery in
McWhirter case. arrives from the
east In custody OF sheriff. State en-
campment Of G. A. r. being held.
19O8-Nick Prusslng arrested for using
forged checks.
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his Smith name merely adds one more
Smith TO the Smith church.
And having gone along only this
far in describing the situation. and he
ing unable to bring in any man Of high
church influence and prominence except
a Smith. is there any wonder that we
are unable to speak of the outfit with
out continually naming n Smith? II
is Smith condition of the Smith
making. and none but the Smiths are
TO blame, for none but the Smiths
could have rendered it impossible TO
make reference to the Mormon church
without repeating the name Smith in
tiresome frequency.
To paraphrase: The Mormon church
is of the Smiths Smithy; from Smith
1t came, and to Smith it shall return.
And the Lord knows the Smiths are
welcome to their grab.
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LOCAL HISTORY
WHAT HAPPENED MAY 10.

lS52-The Mormon elders laboring on the
Society Islands being forbidden by
French authority to continue their
missionary labors, Elder Addison
Pratt and Benjamin +. Grouard with
their families sailed from Papeete.
Tahiti per ship Calao bound for
America. The other missionaries fol-
lowed soon afterwards
1S57-The forty-eighth quorum OF seven
ties was organized at Manu. San
pete county, with Daniel Henrie as
senior president.
lse1-The packet ship Monarch OF the
Sea sailed from Liverpool. with 100
natives of various nationalities under
the direction OF Jaoez Woodard, II. y.
Hansen and Nlels Wllheilnsen. ne ne
company arrived in New York
June 10.
lS66-Christian Larsen OF Spanish Fork.
Utah county, was killed by Indians
while herdiug cows.
1sss-Snmuel b. Reed chief OF construc-
ton on the Union Pacific railroad,
and Suas Seymour, construction en-
gineer, arrived in Salt Lake city, on
business for their road Few days
later President Brigham Young took
q contract to grade ninety miles oi
the road. and great numbers OF men
from the valley turned out TO LABOR
on IL.
1S79-Wallace Wilkerson. O murderer,
was executed in Provo.
lSS3-The steamship Nevada sailed from
Liverpool. England, with i2' Mormons'
Including fourteen returning mission
aries, under tho direction OF Sen Il.
Rich. The company arrived In New
York May q, and In Salt Lake CITY
June 3.
lss5-Bob Pingree OF ogden was arrested
on a charge Of unlawful cohabltatlon
and placed under $500 bonds. WI,
liam Fotheringham was ad1udsed
guilty OF unlawful cohabitat!on by
the Jury In the second district court.
Beaver, after a lengthy trial Inc
steamship Wisconsin sailed from
Liverpool with ia Mormons.. includ-
ing fifteen returning missionaries
under the direction OF y. NJ. Hodges.
on the twenty seventh 1t arrived IN
New York and the company arrived
in Salt Lake City June 2.
lSSg-A j. Kershaw OF Ogden and John
c. Thompson OF RiVerdale, Weber
county. were arrested for unlawius
cohabitation and placed under bonds.
lSST-James NJ. Fisher OF East Mil Creek
and Jesse r. Turpin of South Cotton
wood, Salt Lake county. were arrest
ed for unlawful cohabitations
1SS8-Christian P. Nielsen OF Moroni. san
pete county, was arrested on charge
OF unlawful coha bitation.
l8So-In the first district court at ogden
James l.. Sorensen was sentenced by
Judge Henderson to three months
imprisonment for unlawful cohabita-
tion. In the second district court at
Beaver Christopher j. Arthur of
Cedar City. and Frank w, Young OF
Fremont Piute county, were SEN
fenced by Judge Anderson TO six
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AN BVAsIVE IMPOTENCE.

As illustrative of the defiance which
new polygamists are now setting up,
even TO Mormon church authorities, The
Tribune few days ago named n case,
II was of a man living in Davis county
who had been cited before the high
council Of that stake for the purpose
of having him name the elder who had
performed the unlawful ceremony. This
man, however, refused to make the ex-
posure demanded: and we are told that
he was later brought before the coun-
ell of the twelve apostles for similar
purpose, but that even here the effort
proved to be equally futile. This is
but one of the many instances that have
occurred of late which have caused the
rather to confess, that the matter has
gone entirely beyond their control
But it is a certainty in the minds of
advised citizens that if Joseph f. Smith
were TO pursue this matter as indus
triously and determinedly as he does
his financial and commercial projects,
no such condition would exist If, for
instance, some shrewd elder in the
church had succeeded in turning n sharp
financial trick upon the alleged prophet,
whereby he had mulcted Joseph F. Of
money in any sum, there is no doubt
but Mr., Smith would take such vigorous
action as would cause a restoration. 1t
would be no use even for the offender
to hce to Canada or to Mexico in such
n case, or TO any other place where n
considerable number of the Mormon
people are gathered; for Smith would
pursue him there and make life so mis-.
cradle for him that he would be glad
TO right the wrong. or the supposed
wrong, or depart from all connection
with Mormon communities. it is evi.
dent, therefore, that the new poyga-
nous crime is no such an offense
against the Smith dynasty as is the
breach Of business rectitude, or as even
\ sharp trade in which the bogus
prophet might be worsted. In all other
matters the hierarchs compel their fol.
lowers to "walk Spanish. - to use a
common expression. Why plead ina
bility to do so in this?
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THE THRoNG OF SMITHS.

"Why is 1t that, in making reference
to the Mormon church, The Tribune
always brings in the name OF SMITH"
is a question that has been asked Of
this paper.
But one reason exists for it. And
that reason should be apparent even to
the most obtuse Mormon. The reason
is that if you scratch the Mormon
church anywhere nowadays YOU will be
sure to touch Smith, It is merely
the inevitable result of Smithism as
forced upon the church by Joseph F.
Smith 1t is coming to be a settled
proposition in the minds Of honest Nor
mon people that nothing good can come
out of the Mormon church while it
shall be dominated by the Joseph F.
Smiths This proposition is provable by
the past history of the man who is
brave only in the face of comfort and
is coward in the presence of danger
namely. Joseph T, Smith. And those
who wonder why it is that The Tribune
names a Smith every time it makes ref
erence to the Mormon church should
take a few leaves out OF their own
diaries.
Joseph F. Smith is president Of the
Mormon church, and John Henry Smith
is his counselor. Hyrum NJ, Smith,
George A. Smith and Joseph f. Smith,
Jr., are apostles. David A. Smith is
counselor in the presiding bishopric
of the church. John Smith is the pre-
siding patriarch of the organization.
We mention John last of all for two
reasons. The first is that he is com
paratively honest, and that sets him
out of the Joseph +. class and renders
him unavailable to the Joseph r Smith
cause. When Joseph F, Smith first took
control of the Mormon church (Novem-
| Der 10, 1901,) he made public declara-
tion in the big tabernacle that the
order Of the priesthood as revealed
| through Joseph Smith required the
patriarchal- branch of the Smith family
to be at the head of tho organization.
He argued, from the terms of that
revelation. that the succession in the
| Presidential chair was to be through
Hyrum Smith, the patriarch. Now he
finds that if he persisted pn his an
nounced doctrine Of 1901, the family Of
Patriarch John Smith would naturally
succeed to the office of head Of the
church, by reason Of the fact that John
is the oldest living son of Hyrum Smith,
IN whom Joseph f. thoughtlessly (in
l90D declared that the succession ex-
listed. Joseph +. now wants no such
an impression to get out among the
Mormon people. He is Just selfish
enough and dishonest enough, to rob
his elder brother of the birthright
that he himself said was his, in order
to establish his own sons and their
posterity in the leadership as a per.
manency. Therefore, as Patriarch John
Smith stands in the way Of Joseph T
Smith and his desires, he can't bs
expected to count much, except that
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EFFECTIVE COERCIOi--

They do not speak the words but the
method is Just the same now as it used
TO be years ago when it was desired to
procure unanimous approval by the
Mormon conference of any scheme pro-
posed by the hierarchs The reason
why it is not necessary to make the an
nouncement now, as they did formerly,
is that through the years they have
succeeded in getting the saints trained.
To illustrate, we shall point to one
instance. 1t was in the old bowery, on
August 81, 1856, and President Brigham
Young was speaking. An account Of his
sermon may be found in the Journal of
Discourses, volume a.. pages 43 to as,
and the particular expression to which
we shall make reference is found on
page 43. Brigham had castigated the
saints on account of their wickedness.
The fact was that the people, for some
years previous to that time, had
raised high links generally. 1t was
wild country out here; they had been
rotten and that the law was unrighteous
that members of the church fancied
that all restraint was off, The hierarchs,
in their treason against the Government
and all law and order except their
own, had sown the lawless wind, and
they had begun to reap the criminal
whirlwind 1t was absolutely necessary
for Brigham and his coadiutors to take
tho situation and their followers in
a firm grasp and bring them to some
semblance of order and decency, Thiev-
cry. lying, immortality, and even
murder, had afflicted the Mormon
community with startling continuity So
Brigham and the other leaders, sheerly
out of spirit of self-protection, called
halt 1iev demanded reformation,
and it was upon this subject that Brig.
ham spoke. He wanted the saints to
vote for reformation, and he called all
who favored it to rise to their feet, add
ing, "You will observe all who do
not rise. -
The threat was effective then; and it
is that training that has made it un-
necessary now to use the words of
Brigham, while yet procuring a
unanimous show of hands-even If not
Of hearts.
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We are told that the Commercial Club
Traffic Bureau is "warming up' in
the traffic fight, And why not, since
just now the direct controversy is in
the matter of coal7
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Yale students announce that next
month they will show President Taft
the time Of his life. That is what the
politicians have been doing for some
time past.
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"Unnsual honor for Roosevelt" is
the way a telegraphic news heading
starts off; but it must be remembered
that there is nothing usual or common
place about the distinguished Colonel.
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There will be plenty who will blame
it onto the comet, although such things
have happened many times before when
no comet was in sight or thought of.
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Mayor Gaynor Of New York has un-
dertakeu to become theatrical censor;
meaning that he is also to get after
the other bad actors.
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Critics who are now charging that the
Department Of the Interior prepared its
own vindication were probably among
those who some time ago demanded that
the department come out and vindicate
itself.
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CONSTRUCTING QUARTEkx
office. Boise, Ida. May ~, ~
proposals. In rriplicate; VIII ~
here until 2;S0 p, M. June u
then opened for construction
1000 lineal feet OF macadam ro'
wide, at Boise barracks, ldano-
tion furnished on application;
served TO reject any or all p!
part thereof. Proposals snou
closed In envelope. sealed, lnqo1
posals for macadam ROADS,
dressed TO this Office. n
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While they are at it, why don It the
Saltair management blame that prize
fight accident to the comet, and be
done with it?
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May Is Is the birthday of Sir Dudley
North the traveller 'and author (1B4l)
OF william II. Seward, secretary OF state
under Lincoln Qs0l) Levi p. Morton.
vice president OF the United States (lS2il.
and Norman j. Colman, secretary OF asrl-
culture under Grover Cleveland ClS2D,
on this date Daniel O'Connell, Ireland 5
great aEitator died In 1926, and Felicia
Dorothea Hemans. the poetess, in 1885.
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However. il is not the business of any
Juvenile Court officer to treat mothers
IN a disrespectful manner.
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How comfortable it must feel TO Null
ti-Millionaire Carnegie to sit back and
talk about modern extravaganza!
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Gentlemen of Utah towns must re-
member that we want our boosters back
again, so they must not kill 'em with
kindness
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Alaska is called great treasure
house; and it must be so to Judge by the
manner in which SO many are trying TO
break into it.
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1t seems that Secretary Caine of the
Commercial Club has received an epistle
from st. Paul to the Tipping Zionites.
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Who would want to be queen of that
sort OF a May day7
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But that conflicting expert testimony
in the Hyde trial was enough to con
fuse any set of jurymen.
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To our Commercial Club boosters let
us say that while we know that they
will be good they should also be care
g.
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Gee! They've ever resurrected that
old Incubator baby case.
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If you can't build a skyscraper you
can boost, anyway.
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Mrs Alice Roosevelt Longworth has
announced that she will never speak to
the newspapers any more; so therei
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In addition to its bribery troubles
Illinois has Uncle Joe Cannon.
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What Mr.. Heinze means TO say is
that it is back to the mines for his n,
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ones who will assert that is quite
confession for Mr.. Ueney to make.
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Francis J. Heney says that he has
'fleft the Pacific slope for good;" and
likely as not there are some peevish
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everything possible will be done for
their support at need.
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Please consult the calendar, Mr.. Wea-
therman
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Monday, May, 16, 1910.

Merry Chr-er-Good morning!