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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-23
THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE MONDAY MORNING, MAY 2s 1910
LIGHTING
CONTRACT FOR TRAINS
Burlington Adopts Dynamo Sys-
tenn for Every Passenger
Car for June [.

General Agent II, r. Ncslen OF the Bur
linEton makes the announcement that,
effective June /. all trains OF that COM
pany Will be lighted by tho dynamo sys-
tenn. This is tho most perfect lighting
system devised for railroad trains. II
insures q brilliant and steady light at all
times. The current is generated by dy-
namo in the baggage car and Is trans
mittcd. not only for direct lighting in
all the cars, but 10 n storage battery in
each car, Thus there VIII be no dark
moments when cars are being switched
or disconnected i'm terminal depots, one
OF the great faults heretofore noticed in
electric lighting OF trains.
Every through train OF the Burlington,
which means every passenger. baggage,
mail or express car in these trains. must
be equipped with the new system prior to
June /. ii is the largest lighting con-
tract ever undertaken by single railroad
and means an immense expense. Incl
dantally all the Chicago suburban trains
Of this company already are lighted with
elcc ctriClty
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-23
STRONG SERMON BY
UNITARIAN PASTOR
The Rev. NJ. X. Kerr breaches
Discourse on Religion of
Science"

The Row. NJ. r. Kerr of Greeley, Colo,
preached at Unitarian hall Sunday even =
ing on THE Religion OF Science" In
part, lie said:
The pursuit OF truth. or what we
ought 10 know. and the knowledge of
right. or what we ought To do. are alike
provinces OF both science and religion.
However there is this difference. knowl-
edge may be a mental acquisition only:
IL becomes religious when IL deepens into
We say that religion Is the apprehension
OF world order which has become a con-
viction?
1.-THE religion OF science has no special
revelations for its doctrines and COM
mandments; but il has well defined pre-
cepts and doctrines which are progress
sively found out by individual and race
experience. Some OF its prccepts are.
First, search for truth and accept it when
found; second. reject the untrue, third
trust the truth and live according TO its
light.
Some OF the doctrines OF the religion
OF science arc: First-EVery act has its
unavoidable, unacceptable consequences
good or bad Second-Good and evil arc
dscovcrablc by experience. Third-The
verdicts OF science must be accepted re-
zardlcss OF our feelings, Fourth-Mora
codes are evolved from good, 10 better
and on toward best. Fifth--Tho laws o!
being are beyond our control. We shall
sweetest blcsscdness by finding them out
and obeying them The religion of sci
cnce is all the real religion there ever
was or can be, and Its chief text might
be, Prove all things: hold fast TO that
which is good -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-23
POWERFUL ADDRESS
BY COLONEL JENKINS
Talks to State Prison Inmates
on THE Face of the
Gospel"

Colonel W, L. Jenkins. in charge of
The work of the Salvation Army
throughout the intermountain country
delivered n powerful address before the
inmat ties Of the state prison Sunday aft.
ernoon, E'The Face Of the Gospel
was tho subject of the address. Vocal
music was given by Miss Hansen of
the First Methodist Episcopal church,
who sang "Does He Cares"
At the Salvation Army barracks, 139
East Second South street. Majors Watt
and Waite conducted the usual serv.
ices in the afternoon. The swearing in
of the new recruits was conducted Sun
day night by Colonel Jenkins.
Miss Julia Williams, who has had
charge of the Salvation Army work at
Montrose, Colo, arrived in this city
Sunday afternoon and viii be married
at the barracks tonight at s o'clock to
Captain Albert Chcsham. Captain Cbcs-
ham has had charge of the work Of
the army at Ogden. Colonel Jenkins
will oficiate Mt the wedding, after
which the contracting parties will leave
to enjoy a two weeks furlough after
which they will make Ogden their home,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-23
MINISTER breaches
ON POET OF FAITH
Life of TennysOn EuIogized by
Pastor of Central Christian
Church.

"Tennyson, the Poet of Faith" was the
subject OF the sermon OF the Rev c. r..
Neel. pastor OF the Central Christian
church, Sunday night, In part, tho Rev.
Mr.. Nee said:
"rennyson. early In life. gave promise
Of greatness. He speaks OF his IA Tier s
home AS follows:
Come from tho woods that belt tho
gray hillside.
The seven elms, the poplars four.
That stood beside my fathers door
His childhood, for the most part. was
I'm sweet dreams. softer than unbroken
Thou leadest by the hand thy infant
hope
"Tennyson was born artist. master
Of charm. a lover Of form and color, n
builder Of ina ginary castles. TennySon
was a man of deep feeling and large in
sight. he secs the inner truth and work.
Ing OF things. He says:
" This round OF green. this orb OF flame.
Fantastic beauty, such as turks in some
When he works without a conscience or
an aim
"Tennyson believed supremely in Cod
"'That God who ever lives and loves
One God. one law. one element
And one far-otf Divine event
To which the whole creation moves
''Our poet was a man OF great faith;
il was not a faith of
Idle ore, but iron dug from central
gloom
And heated hot with burning fears
And dipped in baths kissing tears,
And battered with the shock OF doonlr
To shape and use.
"Tcnnyson is a master Of clearness' he
never writes on a subject that he can't
express clearly. 1t is true he chooses
easy lines of thought. but he expresses
them with grace and charm that are
captivating The three poems that make
Tennyson immortal are The Princess
'Idylls OF the King and In Memoriam.
The Princess is poem full OF charm /,
il is blithesome and gay. The poem Is
not serious or set on a foundation OF TACT
II ia ono Of the worlds old love stories.
'Idylls OF the King is taken from the
ancient story of King Arthur and his
knights of the round table. This poem
has been called Tennysons Paradise
Lost but here he does not lose faith, for
he saws: %. yet we trust that somehow
good will be the final goal OF III In
Memoriam' is Paradise Regalned. This
is a poem OF triumphant faith over all
doubt, the patho OF personal sorrow,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-23
ALFALFA WEEV|L;
FARMERS, BEWARE!
Warning to Them by Prof.
BIankinship, BOtanist of the
Independent Smelter.

Editor Tribune: II is surprising that so
little is seen in the daily papers in re-
gard 10 tho alfalfa weevil (Phytonornus
murinus Fab). which has devastated the
Salt Lake valley now for several years
and is spreading 10 other parts Of the
state. l think you should warn the farm
ers as 10 this pest and the best means
for cradicating it, A single trip up the
Jordan valley would furnish you all the
material needed TO illustrate the raw
ages of this pest and l think Professor
z. @. Titus Of the agricultural expert
menC station, Logan. would give you any
other data needed for a Write-up of this
most destructive OF alfalfa insects.
send you enclosed some sketches OF
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-23
CHARGED WITH STRIKIN
CONDUCTOR WITH (

Suspected of striking Condu
Davenport on the head with
T.. OleSon was arrested by s
Beckstead and Patrolman Tylf
Sunday morning and taken to-
lice station, whore he is bein
pending an Investigation. Ds
was removed to the Groves i
hospital, where he was reported
in~ ea Sunday night.
According to passengers, vi
Fourth North car reached the
tion of Third West and Firso
streets. Oleson was approached
conductor, who asked for his e
son refused to pay the fare.
legged, and was put off the carr
mcnt later the rock was thrown
the rear window. Il
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-23

On this li3rd day OF the year
enters a total eclipse. OccurIiH
sign OF Scorpio. astrology holds
effects are likely TO extend ovS
siderable period. and point ,ts
rapiue. epidemic sicknesscs, disI
among nations and rumors OF =
There is an omen or great
in many parts OF the world.
Mercury and Jupiter hold reia,
tions that indicate Dement'S Ior
use sound Judgment today, anu
yorably on liberality. justice ~
ness OF opinion.
Success in writing Is IN .
with money as well as honors
There Is an evil sign over ,crss
Ing TO injure enemies secretly
OF this nature are almost eer'e'
act against the perpetrator.
There is 81 powerful indica tgn
by a concentration OK tnree
that jealousy. envy, malice sne
hatred will cause many is.S
Wicked crimes In this twenty
perlod. 1t will be we'll to aVolo e
any communication with poIso''
10 harbor passions OF reVenSe
Travel. research. study ana e.
der excellent auspices. r,.
Busincss affairs should prosl-
time Is marked es belng un1Su.
for gaining the attention oA "
or reaching the public,
New undertakings are ununjt,c
aspects. Jupiter's present pUs
To be advantageous Tor tnoss y
new places of business. ca1c1
Employees who write or ca.S;
- 70 Intricate machinery Rno
ments, are under pr'snt ;his
, " W9mdn nndnr aiiG SIGNS that are held
,,oroI arc Ti' 'deveIopment enabling the
~ children born today are s'
,en NJ Taurus Gemlni, ana
,rninoS IN lead Il life that is aett
physically and mcntalE. Il
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-23
CUNNINGHAM CLAIMS CASE
TO BE FURTHER DELAYED

WASHINGTON May 22.-'rhe Cunning
ham coal claims in Alaska. which spranc
into national notice as basic cause of
tho breach between the forest service and
the interior department, cannot he taken
up by tho general land office for decision
as TO their validity for several weeks.
When the hearing on the subject of
their legality WAS concluded, the thirty
three claims were placed in their regular
order IN the general land office for con-
sideration as TO whether patents should
he issued. The claims having precedence.
IL is said. the way viii be clear in a
attorneys for the entrymen viii apply
for permission To mako oral argument
before Commissioner bennett. Such Il
request Mr., bennett says, will be granted.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-23
McCoy's Stables.
Carriages and light livery. Phones 81
MRS. LESTER NARROWLY
ESCAPES TARANTULA

When Mrs. j. IL. Lester went to the
front door OF tho Lester grocery store
II 80 o clock Sunday night to sec If the
door was secure, after returning home
from the show she found a huge taran-
tula on the door within two inches Of the
lock.
Frightened, Mrs. Lester called Mr.. Les
ter. who removed the tarantula and placed
il in a bottle of alcohol IT. took twenty
minutes for the insect 10 die,
The room was dark and Mrs. Lester
came within an inch or so OF placing her
hand on the deadly insect. The tarantula
which is one OF the largest ever seen in
Utah, got into the store in a bunch of
bananas purchased Saturday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-23
.FORCEFUL SERMON
ON UNITY Of FAITH
Only in This May Prejudices
and Idiosyncrasies Be
Adjusted.

The Rev. c, =. Mcintyre, pastor Of the
Westminster Presbyterian church.
preached a forcerul sermon Sunday even
Ing on THE Unity OF Faith" He took for
his text Eph. H., IL: "TilI VIC all attain
unto the unity OF the faith and the know
ledge OF the son of Cod III part the Rev
Mr.. Mcintyre said:
collective humanity was intended to
become one corporate spiritual unity, the
unity of a perfect. full grown, generic
man: without defect; with each faculty
proportioncd and balanced, every type Of
disposition and every variety Of expert
cnce under control and filed with the
energy that utilizes TO the highest eff
ciency-a halowed solidarity.
Each one of us Is partial man, We
all differ No one fun grown. We are
unlike in heredity, culture, talent, Vir
tue. ideals. Nations differ Each has its
own distinguishing characteristics and
limita lions IN custom, color, moral and
spiritual temperament. II takes the
whole race of human kind to make a
perfect man.
1T is wonderful how in the comprehen-
siveness OF His being. Christ gathered
UP all these personal. national and racial
differences In himself, harmonlZed them
into perfect symmetry and so is truly the
representative man OF the race.
In Him, therefore. is found the only
completely and lastingly unite us with
all our various prejudices and idiosyn-
crascs. Never can differences be ad-
justcd nor personalities that clash be-
come harmonious by each looking the
other in the eyes and explaining or apollo
Sizing. II is only by looking away to
Jesus. away from yourself with your in
tcrested motives. away from the defects
of your brother. away TO Him, for in each.
following His master. Will be brought TO
walk side by side and at last in the end
together in Him.
This unity is q unity produced first
by the faith, and second. by the knowl-
edge OF the son of God. n faith which
brings the remote spiritual realities To
ones presence. that extracts the power
out OF ideals and implants their strength
to your soul for immediate needs; Il
faith that makes the son OF God real.
living and present. real that you ven
ture your soul on Him. that YOU trust
His hypothesis, test Him and prove Him
TO be so. a knowledge OF the son OF God
not merely through familiarity with his
assumptions and teachings, in scripture.
but knowledge which is personal. an
acquaintance ripened into intimacy.
friendship and companionship established
between your soul and the very son OF
God
ION the common ground of experience
through faith and knowledge We all are
found In AN indissoluble unity"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-23
Bishop Woodruff Explains
garding Healing by Law,
on of Hands.
CAN'T CONFER SPIRIT RY'
THIS MERE PRO(
Physical Laying on of Han,
Only Fulfillment of God
Command.

Elias s. Woodruff, bishop a
Fourteenth ward of the Mormon j.
and Heber c. Iverson, bishon
Second ward. were the speakers
Mormon tabernacle Sunday afte
The opening prayer was offera,
Patriarch Joseph +. TAYLOR an
benediction was pronounced bv
Joseph s. Wells.
Bishop Woodruff's address vas
on the fourth article of faith
Mormon church. which reads:
believe that the first PRINCIPLES /,
dlnances Of the gospel are. First
IN the Lord Jesus Christ; seen,
pentance; third, baptism by INN
for the remission of sins; fourf
mg on of hands for the gift of tn.
Ghost Bishop Woodruff open
remarks by saying that the Lad
Saints are trying to carry into
portion of the world the GOSPEL A
and salvation. After reading fh
Gle of faith he declared that as
tains to the first principles of ii
pei ii therefore should be tho hi
derstood. He devoted most of M
TO a discussion Of the fourth pr
Of the article, namely, belief
laying on Of hands for the gift
Holy Ghost.
Bishop Woodruff said that ths
Spirit cannot dwell In an unclear
and therefore man must conf
the other ordinances Of the eosr
be obedlent TO The laws of God
ceive the Holy Ghost. He declar1
a mistaken idea has gone out 81
world concerning the Mormon a
relative TO the laying on of la
that it is claimed that the M
teach that they can confer the ~
God on person by the mere
of an elder laying his hands on /,
PERSONS head. This is not so. Z
ing TO Bishop Woodruff. His cIa
that the physical laying on Of
merely is a fulflment of the cot
of God and that the spirit is Cd
through faith in God.
Bishop Iverson dealt laraek
the subject of faith. He declar,
faith is the principle of pow,l
should impel men to obedience. 4
not been for faith. Bishop Ivor;
clared. the world would not. han
framed and man would not ha,i
created from dust. IL
Several selections were rendc,
the tabernacle choir in the serVi
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-23
WOMAN SCHOOL TEACHER
VICTIM OF PISTOL SHOTS

PEORIA. ILL.,. May 22-Miss Minnie Al
dcrs. 20 years old. school teacher OF
Princevilc, ILL.,. was found dead in bed
at hotel here today with three bullet
wounds in her body. Her companion. S.
II. Easterly, OF Chillicothe H.. a freight
conductor. Is detained by tho police pend
ing An Investigation. No charge has been
entered against linn.
Easterlv and Miss Alders came To Pc
oria on Saturday and registered At the
hotel as husband and wife. According To
Easterly. the girl spent most of the night
in tears. He said he left her early this
morning and went downstairs and was
absent for about fifteen minutes. When
he returned he found the girl dead.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-23
CITY COUNCIL
TO GET APOLOGY
FernstrOm's Written and
Signed Admission of FiIibus-
tering Comes in Tonight.
GRAFT COMMITTEE T0
HOLD MEETING TUESDAY
Salt Palace Liquor License
Squabble Likely to Be
Brought Up Again.

Al the meeting >of the city council to-
night the written apology of Councilman
Fernstrom for the charges OF colluson he
made against Mayor Bransford last We'd
nesday night, in connection with the
wooden stave pipe line contract. will be
received and placed on the minutes OF
the council.
Mr.. Fernstrom charged that the mayor
changed the contract with the Compbell
Building company after IL had been ap-
proved by the council and by the change
the company was relieved from paying
the penalty for failure to complete the
job within tho contract time. Mayor
Bransford called q special Getting OF the
city council for last Thursday afternoon
10 investigate the charge against him and
Mt that meeting Mr. Fernstrom withdrew "
him a written apology. He also signed
an apology to be scnt TO the council and
placed on the records and this will be re-
cetyed tonight,
To Meet Tuesday.
There are two charges of graf, made
a special committee appointed by Presi-
dent Ferry and composed OF the follow
ing councilmen; Mckinney. Moreton.
Hall, Lyme and Mulvey. This committee
the mayors office.
4 motion 10 reconsider tho action of
the council OF last Monday night In de-
nyins the two applications for liquor IL
censes at the Salt Palace probably will
be made tonight, as Mr.. Morcton gave
notice that he Will ask for rccunsidera-
tion of that matter. The licenses were
denied by a vote of two TO twelve on the
Emil Lehman license and by a unanimous
vote on the Heath Brothers license The
motion for reconsideration will be made
with reference 10 the Lehman license,
but on account OF the large majority
against IT, 1t is doubtful whether enough
votes can be secured TO reconsider the
matter at all.
The municipal laws committee will hold
special meeting Wednesday night to
consider the ordinance creating the of
fee Of city electrician and providing for
tho inspection OF all electrical wiring and
apparatus In the city.
License Ordinance.
An ordinance Will be reported upon ia
Vorably by the license committee proyld- =
ing for a license Of $40 yoar on all
wagons of manufacturers and firms sup
plying merchandise used in delivering
their goods, Tho same committee also
VIII recommend the passage of an ordi-
nance providing for a license OF So n year
on each electric clock or ticker leased or
rented by firms in that line OF business
in the city
Action probably will be taken relative
to providing for park in City Creek can
yon from Second TO Fifth avenue. There
also Will be some action taken in re-
gard TO grading Seventh and Twelfth
paratory TO parking them. The center
OF these streets has been left for park
Ing and the residents have petitoned the
council TO improve them without delay.
grading be done at once.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-23
NEW COUNTY JAIL TO BE
COMPLETED ON TIME

There was considerable doubt among
the county commissioners last week as
TO whether or not the new county jail
will be completed by June Is. as promised
by the contractor. as the company had
not put on its extra shifts of men to
work on the steel cells.
A letter was written by the commits
sioners to the Pauly Jail Building com
pany. which has the contract, MAY is.
compla lining about the slow progress
made on the work. This had some effect
as IL was announced Saturday that TWEEN
ty extra men VIII he put 10 work today,
and there is no doubt as far as the con-
tractor is concerned that the jail Will be
completed as promised June 10.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-23
STAGE LINE OPERATING
FROM CALIENTE SOUTH

The Montgomery stage now is operat-
ing from Caliente to point twenty miles
below that place on the Los Angeles d.
vision The fare from Calieute to the
front is $40 and the travel is heavy owing
to so many employees going down to the
work.
The ira elk will be repaired more quickly
than al first supposed and by tho first
week in June the train can he operated
many miles beyond Caliente. Mont
gomerys stage is doing good service in
the work oe rebuilding.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-23
WOMAN WILL BE TRIED
FOR KILLING HUSBAND

ST. LOUIS. May 22.--Mrs. Dora A.
Doxey who with her husband. Dr Loren
r.. Doxey. is under indictment for the
murder of William ], Erder. her former
husband. will he placed DIN trial here to-
morrow morning.
The state alleges that while still tho
wife OF Dr. DoNey. the woman was mar
ried to Erdcr. and on April 26. 1909,
caused his death bv poisoning, that she
might obtain his life insurance and per-
sonal property.
1t was stated tonight that Mrs. Doxey 5
defense will be that Erder was poisoned
through the use OF patent medicines.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-23
Tooele. May 81. 1910,
Special To The Tribune

Special to The Tribune.
TOOELE, May 22.-Professor Blankin-
ship. the botanst for the international
smclter at this place. has discovered that
the I.uCern wecyil has just appeared in
Tooee valley. Its first appearance is AT
the Buffalo park farm on the lake shore.
So far he has not been able to find q
trace OF ii in this immediate vicinity,
He advises the farmers TO take measures
toward exterminating the wcevil by cut
ting and burning the plant it is found
the damage done by the weevil insect
is sure 10 reach a large amount. says
Professor Blankinship. unless something
is dono. He has mounted an exhibit OF
tho Lucern wecvl and illustra ted the
work II has done and 1t is placed on eX-
hibition In the Tooele postoffice.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-23
For More Than Three Decades

Foley's Honey and Tar has been a
household favorite for all ailments of
the throat, chest and lungs. For in.
fants and children it is best and safest,
as it contains no opiates and no harm
full drugs. None genuine but Foley IS
Honey and Tar in the yellow packages,
Refuse substitutes. Schramm-J ohnson,
Drugs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-23
FIRST TRAIN FROM CALIENTE
SINCE NEW YEAR ARRIVES

The first train from Calente since
December 81 arrived Sunday via the
Salt Lake Route. Provo district, the train
being about throo hours late.
Business between Utah and Calientc
now will he heavy. as the town has been
Isolated for so long that supplies will go
i'm with a rush, owing 10 the railroad
reconstruction the town itself was never
so lively as now and several new estab-
lishments are TO be opened at once on
the main street.
Work on the Phoebe branch will pro-
Cced vigorously.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-23
ONE KILLED FOR EVERY
THREE HUNDRED MILLION

Figures just compiled by the Pcnnsyl-
vania Railroad system show that III 1908
and 1909 its various lines carried a to-
tai OF 299 162. 65S passengers on its - 900
miles of track and only one passenger
was killed as a result OF train wreck.
In other words, the chance OF a pas
sengcr losing mis- life in an accident on
the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad system was
one out OF about 800 900 900.