The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-18
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Ezra Will do the rest. Today Idaho Stat
and Savings bank stock is not worth pa
! and Greaves is doing q land office buai
ness.
Sensational Developments.
| Resligiously have equally as star,
| tllnR developments, most sensational o.
which was the resignation last summer
Idaho ward. S. j, Callan is as square g
| man as breathes the pure ozone OF tho
| gem state today, but he could not stand
| for George subsequent to the exposition
! OF Parkinson's serpentine. candestne. un
| scrupulous, crooked ways as revealed In
| Runners report, George tried hard to hold
! Calian. hoodwinle. bribe. caJolc, soft soap
| intimidnte him. but James was too square
| n man, rendered his resignation went to
Salt Lake. had an audience with Joseph
r. and returned. George still steals things
but. thank God. he can't steal any more
Oneida irrigation district funds God
might be charitable to this fiend incar-
nate. but man. seeing the sun in Its
scarlet hue stripped of ecclcsiastic virtue
Lewiston sugar factory did the same
ditto Governor Gooding anent the state
board OF regents Beneficial Life Insur-
ance company ct al
man has been dropped from the princi-
palslip OF the Oneida State academy, II
,: Geddes aud ]. \, Larsen from the
state bank, Prof George d. Casio from
/,
Jonn Larsen, W. F. Garner and Mr.. Glenn
ents from the high council: James S. CAL
IAN from the hishopric; George D. Caste
as PRESIDENT OF the state religion class
board: Willard Fjelstead. William Luthy.
John Mcqueen and James Keller from the
presidency OF the seventies quorum Of
Preston. and Clement Smith as supern-
tendent Of the Fourth ward Sunday
school
Examples for Christ.
And while these good men have gone
oy the wayside as A result of Parkin-
son supreme. unmitlgated vitriol and
wormwood the following still stand as
georges brother-in-law. caught red hand
ed IN unchastity. is now doing missionary
work In Great Britain; Joseph Parkin-
SON. expert gambler, who lost 80 900 In
poker game less than eighteen months
ago; Is teaching the Word in n foreign
land; A. w. Hart. self-confessed embez-
zler, deNterous financial juGgler. open and
avowed polygamist, is still president OF
the Young Mems Mutual Improvement as
soclation OF Oneida stake; and oily, crafty.
crooKed scheming, cushion footed George
7. Farklnson. who under oath testified
recently at Malad that he put So In n
jack pot and drew $3.50 returns inside
or thirty DAYS, who was fred uncercmoni-
ous'y from the treasurership OF the Oneida
irrigation district, who was given French
IeaVe from the board OF regents OF the
Idaho State university. who has commit
teo more crimes in both the decalogue
OF spiritual ethics and the catalogue OF
human events than any other man save
Nero alone, still stands as n messenger
sent OF God to watch over the religious
destinies of Oneida stake,
great high priest of Oneida stake
Climbed up on n high church steeple
10 be near God. so he might hand down
His Word unto the people.
In cynical glee he daily took
And applied the same TO his personal
worth
Once every day In the seven.
In His rage. God cried, Come down. thou
foolv'
And George yelled from out the steeple:
Where are thou, Lord?" and the Lord
replied, !
Down here. among the people"
Coerced Confession.
Here l reproduce the elalion of the
Herald Republican over the alleged |
confession of Mr.. Castop as told il
special from this place under date
Of June 20;
:, There was a decided sensation sprung |
IN The quarterly conference here yester- |
day when George d. Casio. a former
leacher at the Oneida stake academy. and |
now justice OF the peace In Preston. made !
iulI confession that he was the author /
1I many OF the malicious letters which |
1.rihrn naxe been n, appearing in the Salt Lake
parkinson, a: w, Hart and others OF the |
oneida stake, in connection with the |
oneida Irrigation district. Saturday even /
whlch was read from the stand Sunday |
forenoon by a. w. Hart After the read
ng casio arose and certified that the
statement was true. he had been mis-
guided by other men. about whom much |
more might be said The confession as
read is as follows:
What Was Choked Out.
This Is TO certify that | am the au-
Ihor nor OF number OF letters recently pub
oates OF March 1 10 June 49, 1910. par. |
ticular reference being made TO those |
bearing De date OF May lG and June 8. 1910,
AZ OF %hlch are slanderous and untrue.
George c. Parkinson, who has |
never done me or mine the least injury /
pr pr narm, put, to the contrary. has always |
oeen true friend TO me.
,these letters l admit were vile and
malicious. and the statements contained
therein vicious and untrue
The only cause / am able to assign |
lor such conduct on my part Is the fact |
that l have been misguided by Others |
whose motives appear to have been no
In thinking over the situation and
knowing my own heart. l have come to
realization OF my true position. and
give me strength to be honorable and
10 carry out my present determination.
shall undertake to correct the wrongs
have committed and live such a life
as snail entitle me to the respect and |
good viii OF all honorable people In
this or any other community.
, This statement Is made after due
thought and consideration. and ! hereby
beg President Parkinsons pardon
This letter is addressed to President
Parkinson, and he Is at liberty to make
such use OF IL as shall tend to correct
The evil. GEORGE D. CASTO
Preston. Ida, June Is. 1910.
Written and signed in the presence of |
JOSEPH c.. NELSON"
Second Coerced Confession