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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-17

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ing have been opened. But We are glad
that tho time is coming when all the
blind eyes shall see clearly. las ] live.
saith the LORD. The whole earth shall be
filled with my glory" THE knowledge
OF the glory Of God shall I'LL the whole
earth as the waters cover the great
deep" GIaball<uk H.. 40. Then ali shall
sec what God hath wrought and our tenn
porHry blindness will but accentuate the
glorious brightness OF His wisdom, JUS
tice, love and power:
"Blnd unbelief ia sure 10 err,
And scan his work i'm vain.
God is His own interpreter.
And He will make IL plain.'
In tho end il will bc seen that the di-
vine permission OF the reign Of sin and
death I'm the earth, instead of being blot
upon divine character and a dcmonstra-
tion of divine unTisdom and incompe
tency, VIII reveal the great Creator TO his
subjects. his children, nothing else
could have done. Besides. The expert
enccs Of mankind during tho seven thou
sand years from Adams creation to the
end OF Messiah's mediatorial Kingdom will
demonstrate traits Of the divine Chafactcr
which could not otherwise be manifested
10 angels or TO men.
For instance. without the permission Of
sin. the element of divine justice and
he unslterabe opposition Of God TO all
sin would never have been known TO
His creatures. His sentence upon father
Adam and his race and the permission
Of tho reign of death and sin for all
thcSc centuries nave demonstrated the
fact that divine Justice cannot be trf1ed
with. And this reign Of sin and the
strength Of the divine opposition to sin.
and the sentence upon sinners In turn
gave opportunity for the exhibit OF di-
vine mercy, compassion, sympathy. love
Undoubtedly Gods love was known to the
angelic hosts before. but not 10 the same
extent His dealing with humanity will
prove the depth Of His sympathy 10 an
gels and 10 men, God commended His
love toward US, in that while we were vet
sinners Christ died for us" (Romans V.
81. Surely, as the poet declares, we have
in this Il manifestation of
Love divine. all love cHcclline"
More than this. some OF us at one
time were. perhaps. inclined TO crti-
else our Maker and 10 say that he had
no right to redeem US at the cost OF
calvary; that IL was wrong TO cancel the
sins of ono and require their payment
OF another. But VIC erred II was not
thus. Rightly understood the dealings
Of the Father with the Son add stll fur
ther TO glory-maGnlfy still more his
wisdom, justice, love and power. With
all power and authority, the Almighty
would not command the death Of His
Son. For Jesus to become a mans re
deemcr meant his voluntary sacrifice OF
himself. And how shall we understand
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Editor Tribune:-Gentile RcPnbli-
.uns. II your party organization were
IL break with the Mormon church on
hIonday the county and state would 20
dcmocratic on Tuesday.
| II !, were-not "polics - for the Nor
I,non church 10 use you as their ''bsl-
|ance Of power they would organize
|nnder their own banner and leave YOU
h beacbed 90 the hot sands Of the
desert of political oblivion.
Aow many of your party in Utah. as
.nplicd to local issues, are office seek
"A; or are with the Mormons for . bus
ness rcssons''
Are YOU, gentle Republicans, getting
-orr MONEYS worth, and If so. is Il
ar distribution of the snoils being
nadc'
Howell and Sutherland, as ambassadors
"a the Mormon church 10 the govern
1ent of the United States. had not
|ouc the Punch and Judy acts through
he last congress for Aldrich, ct al:
rhst would be your show. We federal
for your present employ
nent,
IAll Of Utah could better afford TO
Dnt everything she produces on the
free list than for hnr senators to have
rpted once with Aldrich on the tariff
problems while YOUR leader. Smoot, yot
IN loq times out Of a possible l29
fimes with him The benefits of pro
lection is for manufa acturing states
princirallv. aud not for the producers
cf GOLD. copper. lead. silver, coal and
livestock
Had. by chance, lead been put on
Bic free list. also wool; havoc with
me wool and lead industries in Utah?
No,
& VIA, YOU arc now paving out for
your lead and wool 10
sastern states factories snd rehnerles
would be paid out for working no the
'aw materials right here in your midst.
The railroad tariffs would protect the
Ttah producers from foreign competi-
ion
Mould e3 10 e per hundred he tariff
'ncugh7 How does this sort Of protec.
Jon compare with Smoot S trust pro
ection7
Is il not plain the trusts lose and
he producer. the manufacturers and
he l1borers would he benefited?
Docs not Utah produce enough stand
Ird money TO fuancc the manufacture
# wooIens and what lead products that
ire used locallv3 Get ont your arith-
nctics and figure out who is being
ooled in these matters of protection.
There are good many decent men 3
lames coupled with Il lot Of rolyga-
nists aud professional office seekers
n The so-called Republican party in
Utah WHY do they minglc7
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What "Gentile" Republicans Have & Swallow

: portion of the country's citisbip-l h
! the people that comprise the umon- r
wealth that. combined. make the c
greatest nation on earth.
In numerous loca Iities I often und 9
peoplc that for business reasons for =
the health of themselves or fancs
sought changes of location-f am tr r
ring more particularly 10 people of n {
crate means that would engage in L. 2
chandisIug or manufacturing. OWING /
nv wide range of observation from e
! tensiyc travelling. | could give the como
/ tions and attractions IN many states. b
/ is fact no region | ever visited pos
sessed the natural advantages cqualiug
/ in nv Judgment, Utah. The informa
/ tion | gave out at various times ha;
been instrumental in locating industria
} concerns in Colorado, Montana, Idaho
[ California. Arizona and few IN The
middle western states, while Utah, Will
/ its established record Of being the big
gest dividend payer on mining invest
ments along with many other attraction
and advantages. never caught, TO M
recollection. one of this class.
/ NV calling did not bring me in con
tact with the less intelligent masses o
people, otherwise ! would have been /;
good proselyter for Utah, for ! believ'
in her natural greatness and dispise th'
! filth that has been dumped on her cour
teous bosom by the dcfilcra Of American
! homes, and the graftcrs that would
throttle the principles Of American indie
pendence by uuboly alliances will
treacherous, reasonable outlawry.
Criminal annals. in tho governmeu
prosecution Of the sugar trust, have re
Gently brought into the limelight som'
characteristics Of the saints in the suga
! trust The Republican dictator in Gtal
! IS closely allied with this bunch %
eastern criminals. When the eas stern ganl
found out the possibilities Of Utah in th
sugar business. that il was desirable q
part of their organization the head %
the Mormon church and those closely al
lied 10 him either politically or rehgi
ously, were selected as their represents
tives in Utah. Bv this unholy allisnc,
the Utah farmer has tho privilege n
selling his sugar beets to one bidder
This one bidder fixes the price of hi
products and if he is permitted 70 sweet
en- his Republican coffee with sugar, tn,
same power fixes the price Of the suCa
he uses
The labor that produces the raw beet
| in Utah gets Si.25 per ton for his heets
paws $500 TO S6.25 per hundred pound
for the same product reduced to sugar
while the Kansas farmer buys il. $50,
miles away, for $50 to $3.50. at tn
pleasure Of the dictator of Republican
policies IN Utah who sends his emssar
| les TO Washington to vote 100 times on
Of a possible l29 times TO perpetual
these juiauities on the upsuspectin,
laborers Of Utah. aided. abe.ted and sus
taincd by cstensibly intelligent, self
| respecting Republicans that are no
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ASSESSMENT No. 3.

Yankee Consolidated Mining company
corporation. Principal ofHce and place
of business, room Se!, Newhouse build
in-. Salt Lake City. Utah.
Zoijcc Is hereby given that al meet
ing Of tho board OF directors of the
Yankee Consolidated Mining company.
held on the 5th day of October, 1910 an
assessment of two (2l cents per share
VAS levied and assessed on the outstane- =
Ing capital stock of said corporation; pay,
able TO A. L Garfield. secretary OF said
building Salt Lake City. Utah.
AM Stock upon which this assessment
NAV remain unpaid OF the Srd day OF
Noven,ber. 1910. Will be delinquent and
e6vertised for sale at public auction. and
unless payment be made before Will be-
sold nm the 18th dey OF November. 1910.
10 pey the delinquent assessment there
otncvscc of sale A. r. ChNFIELD,
Secretarv Yankee Consolidated Mining
r.nsny STAT
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hide bound TO the hierarchy. but claim
rcspectablitv. while supporting the So
called Republican organization in Utah.
The nou.church Republicans. or some
Of them at least. do not know that they
are aiding this principle by spreading II
being bought up by the church for
colonizing purposes. The unholy aili
ancc of Republicans and church officials
in Utah is doing this.
The profits OF the church alliance
with the sugar trust have been invested
fargcly in Idaho and Nevada in lands.
S, No private corporation could take
guch long chances on colonization
a lbemcs rs tho church will. They arc
~ Sc As individual corporations the
al Id Of the church approves the joint in
o, tsts of the sugar trust and the church
ie INC lands.
10 c trust is put to no expense colo
e nIz,. That is done under the guise
t. OF tolncss TO the Lord. - Only ode
rs stray locate on these lands through
~ the Nk OF the 1000 missionaries that
ihrou, their proselyting process settle
n it up.
,f The me system is worked in the
mecnsn and chemical branch of the
'e serrlce.,A missionary goes TO
le Gefmanyo proselyte. Through the
r inhuenccs the Joint interests of sugar
~ ""rnurch tne m1SslonJlS -
Id taken ln,the plants of Germany and
q rance and9ught the business. IF his
.h loInt ProSeiug and trade learning Is
successful hwiIl aid the church Re
ut pupbcans lnUtah by bringing over
c. enough conves to run the beet fields
10 and factory aSeH.
ar p, Church, Bublicans, Gentilcs,
III pon ! TOOL yrselves all the lime.
IF Just Keep on yr foolhsrdy course of
,g sus.sinlnE tpe overs YOU have es-
ne poused and ther'wil soon be enough
as converts on me ads and in the fac
# 'o,Ies GU, mere tto without YOU.
H. What has been,aid of The sugar
n 'luSJ dppileS 10 q Teater or less de-
n gree 10 the. lumberrust. Utah pays
re the same price and tbsbIy more thar
nf consumers ioou or 30 miles east oi
r. here pay. for it. .whi the lumber is
rs hauIen 'nrougn TINS " But ere
T. pupl'csn sounds gooAnd those who
re do not know that the77hole delees
AZ ton IN congress from Jtah-througt
church lnstruchons-whh none ca,
rs deny that have taken apoliticsl of
s., nee where executive suGrity is ap
is piled, are used TO perpetra those ont
If. RACES and 10 retard tho naval c-rowtl
10 of this city and state by forstino tb,
ne conditions.
IN Will the church catch ma, honest
r. intelligent Gentle votes VII, the,
Mt know the organization of Smit Smooj
te Aldricb, are one in their in rcstsI
IL and that their colossal fortunes re tb
IS result of the coJusion Of the dt,;n.n
e church of Utah with the uulawfl an,
ot downright criminal trusts of the ,st ?
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mans ransom price? The ScrIpt,ay
replying, tell us that il was becauseof
his great love for the Father. his gryt
confidence in him and his Willingness =
submit 10 the Divine will and purpos,
and arrangement in everything Ye,I
Notwithstanding the willingness OF thI
Redeemer, the Father would not permit
him 10 engage in this great undertake
ing which would cost himself so much
unless he would give him the correspond
ing reward Thus we read of Jesus, that
FOR tho JOY that was set before him
he endured the cross and despiscd the
shame
mo! 1t Is Just Like Him.
The Divine plan being set forth to ar
was not strange that God should do such
great things for us. Her answer was
mo, Master; it is just like him.
SO We say respecting the great Coz
sun and stars, il is not strange that In
should have glorious plan for all q
his creatures plan which will fully eX
empify his rharacter-his Justice, wis
dom. love and power
And amongst these wonderful thing!
OF the Divine purpose none is mor'
wonderful than That which relates TO thu
church class, the elect" drawn an'
during this gospel age. These. justi
fled by faith instantly arc a separat'
class from tho world. who will he justi
fled. perfected. through works durin:
Messiah's glorious reign. The arrange
ment for their faith justification through
the mcrlt OF the Redeemer in Hdvahc'
Of the worlds justification is for th'
purpose of allowing these, who by ma
turc arc children OF wrath even "a
others TO become sons of God on tn
spirit plane. 'partakers OF the divin'
nature"
Dealing on lines OF impartiality.. Cod
offer TO these members OF Adams race
a little flock I'm. all. Is that. il the,
Join with their Redcemer I'm sacrific
and walk in his footsteps. his merit shall
cover their blcmshcs and they may be
come for all eternity his glorious brid
and jont-hcirs with him in his king
dom-that they may sit with him in hi
throne and he associated in the Grea
work of uplifting the children Of men
How wonderful is our God infinite il
all his qualities What hath knows
tho mind of the Lord. who hath beeI
his counsellor" (Romans Xi., 3i) How
came all these wonderful things which
are written in his book unless by hi
own knowledge? Let us bow befor'
him and adore him and bc faithful fol
lowers in tho footsteps of Jesus until tn,
end OF the raCe-until we receive tht
crown OF life.
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NOTICE TO ExCAvAToRs.

Notice Is hereby given that sealed bids
will be received by the undersigned up
to u III. October II. 1910. for the de-
livery and filling in the lot. of 5000 cubic
yards. more or less. Of dirt around the
building OF the Waterloo school, situated
on the west side Of Third East. between
Tenth and Eleventh South. for the
Salt Lake City Board OF Education. ac-
cording TO plans, specifications and
dra wings. which are open for inspection
Klettiug architect. in the Felt building,
opposite postoffice. rooms 4f1-2o. Salt
Lake City Utah. and all bids and pro-
posals AT the above time will be pub
icly opened and read in the office of
the Board of Education In the City and
All bids must be addressed to Board Of
Education for Salt Lake City" and
marked in tho lower left-hand corner:
Bids for filling lot of Waterloo school.
Bids to be submitted per cubic yard.
A certified or cashiers check on some
bank In Salt Lake City. Utah. for at
least per cent OF the amount OF each
bid must be enclosed Each check Is
TO be made payable 10 the undersigned,
and is TO he forfeited to the under,
the bidder does not enter into the con-
tract within three days after It's accep-
tance for the faithful execution OF the
contract and bond hereinafter mentioned.
at tire office of said achitect and can
there be examined.
A bond must be furnished for one
half of the bid. with good and sufficient
sureties. satisfactory TO the Undersigned
The underslgneSd rec ,,ISs reserve the right 10
Dated Salt Lake City, October IL
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
of Salt Lake City.
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BIDS WANTED.

Board of education Salt Lake City.
Utah October 12. 1910. ,
Sealed proposals. -, marked hid d, Tor for
c1erl, of the board of education until ID
o. clock. noon. October 81. 1910
All bids are to be made for lurnlsh,ns r1s
loo school salt Lake CITY. Utah. on or
before December 20, 1910, freight and
drsYagc prepaid. >,
The quantity Of desks required oy tne
hoard 10 estimated below. but the bids
are desired upon each article separately
With the right 10 the board to order more
or less than the quantity estimated. San
ples must he sent to the Office OF mo
board or education with the name OF Ina
bidder. n,,
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News of the Insurance World

| iourns. and VIII be prepared 10 meet any
proposed amendments or additions TO the
with the companies they represent. are
/ as follows: VIII G, Farrell chairman,
Penn Mutual: John -. Spencer. New York
! life: G, u. Kipp. Prudential, John James.
| Travellers; +. T.. Francisco. West Coast
Life: Lorenzo Jensen. Beneficial Life:
William Egurd, Philadelphia Life: A. g.
rine. Capital Life: w. r Common, Aetna
Life, \, G. Stringham, Beneficial Life.
Accident and Health Rulings.
The time for the accident companies to
| file their 1911 policies with the New York
and Massachusetts insurance departments
has been extended TO October 10, In the
meantime. the two departments have is
sued circular of rulings and suggestions
relative to the forms OF health and acci-
approval. In both these states law has
been passed calling for uniform policies
and Will probably become law In other
states next year
Two notable changes in the practice Of
health and accident companies will prob
ably be accomplished as result of last
week : rulings. Eeretofore il has been
the custom OF most accident companies 10
dispense with applications signed by the
proposed insured. bur in lieu thereof
there has been printed the policy
schedules Of warrarties. purportins 10 be
the statements OF the applicant for in
surancc. nut. as n matter OF fact filed In
by The. agent, This practice. the depart
mcnts rule. must nc stopped. and that
while accident policies may he written
without formal application if there is "A
written application il must be signed by
the insured. II is also suggested TO the
companies that the application forms be
so phrased as to direct the attention OF
the insured specifically to the representa-
Uons made therein.
II is also suggested that in all new
policies written after January | next
clause be inserted setting forth that such
policy shall he void IN case the company
already has a policy on tho insured, un
less the new policy contains an indorse-
menr 10 tho effect that the prior poicy
may ne continued in force. This rule liz
made necessary from Tho fact that often
the insured has. by the terms of the. Id
policy. acquired vested interest ind =.
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Special Ia Tire Tribune.
On THE OCEAN. oct. l6.-rastor Rus =
|sell pf Brooklyn Tabernacle Is enjoying
|his usual health, en- route for London.
ITe expects to bc back I'm Brooklyn the
first Sunday in December. His Sundays
IN Great Britain viii be given 30 London,
iiilinc appointments with as many as pos
siblc oi the smaller cities week days.
His discourse for today from the fore
going text follows:
The wonderful force and immcnSity OF
The thought OF our text cannot be apprc- =
ciatcd by those who have never been upon
the great ocean. As we travel through
the water at railroad speed and keep
watch in every direction. vet seldom see
vessel. large or small. day after day
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The Difference Is Marked.

President Kingsley Of the New York
Lie. In AN address 10 The New England
neid mon OF his company d couple OF
weeks ago, described the difference be :
tween life insurance in the United States
and in Europe. "ln this country" lie
said, life insurance is written and car
ried TO meet a peculiar obligation which
the man feels here and does not seem TO
have, or al least 10 feel in the same way,
in the other countries OF the world. New
ideas always have TO fight against the
habits. customs and superstitions of So
ciety. Life insurance strikes lower
level in Europe because it harasscd and
hindered by habits Of mind which are
the legacy Of centuries by theories OF
government under which individual re-
sponstbiltty has not yet fully emerged
In the United States. OH the other hand,
individual responsibility has emerged,
habits Of mind are forming, customs are
stitions have substantially been elm
mated
Novel Fire Loss Claim,
A novel loss claim was recently re-
ccivcd by the western department of one
OF the fire Insurance companies from Mo-
mence. III. the holder Of farm policy
asking for $3.50 under the lightning clause
OF his policy for the death OF horse.
Tic explained that the horse was not
killed by lightning, but was run into on
the road at night by another team. the
shaft of each rig penetrating the breast
Of the horses. and killing both. The light
nnc policy was brought in because the
claimant held that both drivers and
horses had just been blinded by fash
Of lightning. The company. as a matter
Of course. denied liability on The ground
that the policy clearly covered only d.
rect loss o. damage By lightning. while
the loss was exceedingly indirect.
New Legislative Committee,
President Joseph Meltzer OF the Utah
Association OF Life Underwriters has
named the legislative committee 10 rep
resent that body on matters affecting life
insurance that will come before the next
Legislature, The committee named rep
rcscnis len companies doing business in
tho state. The members will meet rcgu-
larly from now uutll the legislature ad-
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A Generous and Charitable Wish.

~ wish all might know of the ben
EFT received from your Foley's hld
nev Remedy saws /. \. Regan, Farm
or. Mo. His kidneys and bladder gave
him so mucn pain, misery and annoy
ance. he could not work, nor sleep lie
saws Foley Kidney Remedy complete
" cured him. SchrammJ ohnson, drugs,
five stores.