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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-03-02

Dee, ~, lUlO,

Dee. ~, 1910,
Dear Bro Garrc,t / am asking
YOU for infoHln 4,jon to kaoW II
the Cltho,;c church is rig(,t o. /,
it good church, | Go not be
lQns.to any church or urAnp!n&,
ton. Sam says the Catholic
church is the best chur>n, ard
the only one, they say they are
the best people in the Ho'.I. So
want to know. and If YOU Can '
tell me in your next paper NJ tn2 ,
GRE. ,Sl:r. What is thrir b lief?
DO they believe in a Christ Is
their church perfect, or nu!:: Do
they believe in Il heaven;
And | want TO know il yoI be-
lirve inthe Latter DAY Saints: |
believe they are "i:ss,t.
DO yon believe IN laying on Of
hauds to heal tie sick: Djd
Christ lay on hands 10 heal
the sick? Has the church this
right, to day. Where does the
Spirit go when a person dies to
a special place prepared: or d&
they lay in the tomb> with t"t
body? some say than they are in
the toulb until TIE rtSurrt CtiOl
day when Christ comes aGai 4
Please let me hear III your neN
paper abolt this | ain not mucf
of a writer bnt Il child OF GOD
Correct al mistakes hloJhe
Garr=.t \ y adre $ is LIE N
Suurlocl1.
Olonogu Mo. RI no ,.
We now take the time and Iii
erty to answer this question {
questions,
FIRST, is the Catholic Churc
right or is it a good church:
IT hCme-mudc creed or
homemade church. which is
opposition to the Word Of Go
is right and good, thCn it is rig
and good, it nov gGoder, Tor '
must say, as we have said, tn
the Pope OF Rome represents I
great beast that John the III
spoke OF and the vile person I'll
Daniel speaks Of and the man
sin spoken of rs PoUl. Ih
believe il a pcrgatory which
false. TDey p'I'ove that I
pope OF Rome is the war
Christ. which is false.
We do not believe in the d
trre of the Letter Day Sa'nt>
The laying on of hands
right in it's proper place. Cni
healed the Siei', TIC had the p
err to lay his hands on the :
and heal them. aud he could
them without the laying or
hanoS, Christ give ne rliu
the right TO Go whatever he d.
For he SAID:
\ "Verily. verify, 7 say unto
~ He that beiieveth on ne,
Iworks that do shal; he DO
Knd greater works tha', t
Shall he do: becaus" 7 Go
II nv Fathcr.'' (St. John IL
The Spirit goes to the
that gave it.
III Then shall the dust rctu!
~ the earth as it was and the ;
'M shall rcturn unto God WHO
il. !.cclc. l2--7
AI Hoping that oar answers
M be salts lactcrly: | trnst t.
u may give some comfort
. Inquirer II this is not OK
ed enough ask again.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-03-02
L !:(J i. I I II:>U$>'j;I
What Is Il?

Pomona No. And We have moth :,
ing Il say at pre- enc. against :.
Socialism. ur ON writer refer =
Cd ~. ''1l We have said tlnc ,
ana again in the last twenty :,
Years, Of our Journalism, that We
were u tull bloolcd Abraham ,
Lincoln, Bible Socialist, and to V
my knowledge there is nothing {
better fyr the human families in
conceal But hat We .>lol; no
Itjc2 Is. tat Oct Friend stated
that he had read ore Of cur arti-
vl,>, and kept following ANN:
until Ec come to TIE NO,Nt where
We introduced Iinm" Industry |
q. tnvle he Nr"1G'cd Ms feathers
, and could rot ., Vie chicken
1 r.,
even "'N / ID l'''" ~ - = " ~
, .,im. fresh and Soa>on2d good, !
s. But enough Of this, here We a :
gni.: Dear frjcrd, tailH Up oar
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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-03-02

ltSS III cui Ioi WV Ibi'N'. " i'> / =
is the party to day That are
to practice the Washing
ton, Liacon princiNlos In tie
declarations Of Taft. ord Roosc- yt
vclt, III tie - # Feb I, lrok, Il h1
as though they 'hough' oflincoln 81
aud hiy principles, just a parcel n
will they or the Democratic 0
party practice them, DebS and II
Warren talks Of them, which is b
very good, but will they practice L
them shurely they have suffered
for them. Men should live what
.hoy preach, And to live the
principles that ,ur governmA mt
wa. established OF; and the prin-
ciplc, tuab Abraham Lincoln
lived out You will have t. come
right into the harness and.
Behold upon the mountains
the feet Of hiu1 that bringth good
tidings, that published peace.
q Judah. keep thy solemn fcasts,
jpcrform thy vows; for the wick
ed shall no more pass through |
. thnr. la is utterly cut off.
!, Nahum. Ia.
Then G2a will bring to pass
. his SAYING, as it reads;
\ And | will bring again the cap
! ,:vity of my people Of Israel, and
4 tnef shall build the waste cities,
AID inhahit them; aud they shall
pant vineyards and drink the
wine th' roof, Trey shall alSo
V make gardens, and eat the fruit
. of ,nem.
AVID I will plant them upon
~ their land, and they shall no more
~ he pulled ny hut of their Ian
which have given them. sajtF
the LORD thy Cop. Amos. mai,
i, Ard rhcN We viii have the No
.n hlc I'vlvilvdgc that God ha
or promised us in this language
b" "And they shall build honso
%; and inllnbit them; and they sha.
IT, plant vineyards, and eat tn
fuit OF them.
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other inh"bit: they shallnot p)ar
= and another eat: for;s the day
70, OF tree arc the days nf m
or y orl , and mine elect shall Ion
'@a anio> the work Of their hands.
oh' T"ey shall rot }abour in val
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and hcfore they cal, | will apswe
'''' and while they are vet speak,
| will hear.
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hy feed ,og4thcr. and the lion sh
ctor eat straw Nike the bullock a
Gust shal1 he the ScrDcntS me
hr'' they shall not hurt nor dcst'
''''- in all NY holy IN ,untains, 50
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,on's gives 70 every man, woman
rcrn. child the fruits Of their lal
; es- No big | and little Z, but
u we ver.al Brotherhood and no C
,roro, for bread.
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athod the So:ia'istic bands of Equa
r its The people running their
dav Mills. running their own II
II" "' ries. their own railroads, an
''' the machinery in commo,
d~ o. ..'
Cod intended them for maj
+ svs. And whenever there is a
IN Of that comes out on this plat'
: mas and practice what they pr
YES "' then You will SEQ the Mnu
40" of the House of tho Lord
heart ~ '''>,
i ,ho Iishtd in the top Of the mou
. many and exalted above the rlg&
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-01
WISCONSIN SENATOR
IN THE L0RIMER CLASS

WASHINGTON, June 30.-Another SEN
atorial investigation question was placed
before the senate committee on elections
today when the full committee report on
the legislative records of the election OF
United States Senator Stephenson OF
Wisconsin was received by the vice
president laid before the senate and re-
ferred 20 the committee.
The reference was on the suggestion
OF Senator Hepburn of Idaho. a mem
Der Of the committee. The investigation
first was made by joint committee OF
the Wisconsin legislature. which found
no direct violation OF law. and subse
quently by a special committee OF the
Wisconsin senate. which in Its report
made e variety Of charges in connection
with Senator Stephenson's election.
The documents received today from
the Wisconsin Legislature request con-
gressional investigation Of the charges
against Senator Stephenson.
The report OF the state senate's special
c committee declared Mr.. Stephenson's $
election TO be the result OF corporation
support and alleged that sl07 900 had
been spent In his behalf He and his
friends have copteuded that the expen-
dltures In the campaign were legitimate
Books showing the payment OF sos. 600.
II is said. were exhibited before the Wis
consln committee
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-01
JUBILEE OF
CARDINAL GIBBONS

BALTIMORE, Md, June 3O-In
little chapel at home, where he is at
present visiting, and about fifty miles
from Baltimore. Cardinal Gibbons this
morning offered up mass of thanks
giving in honor of the most momentous
event of his long career. Today he
completes fifty years of a successful
priesthood and twenty-five years as
cardinal and nominal head of the Cath.
olic church in the United States 1t
was on June 30, 1861, that Father Glib
bons, after finishing his education for
the priesthood at st. Mary's seminary.
was ordained at the cathedral here by
Archbishop Kenrick. Just twenty-five
years later, June 80, 1886, the red hat
was conferred on him also at the same
cathedral
This morning the cardinal arose at
his usual hour, 6 clock, and with sin
gle assistant, celebrated low mass
with only the members of the household
attending
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the east side Of lots l and T. block SIS;
the west side OF lot ,. the south ll0.9
feet OF the west side of lot g. the north
side OF lot 1, the east side of lots and
(, block So the west side OF lots ans
8. the north side of lots 3 and 4, the
east side OF lots ! ana f. block 81; the
west side Of lot ., the south A9.5 feet OF
the west side of lot 3. the east 49.5 feet
OF. the north side of lol 3. the north side
OF lot T. the north 1l5.5 feet of the east
side OF lot /, the east side of lot J,
block 81. the west side Of lots and .,
the north side Of lots and 4. the east
side Of lots 1 and t. block 93 the west
15o feet OF the north side OF lot 3. the
east l55 feet Of The north side OF lot 4,
the east side Of lots / and 4, block "a;
the west side of lots and 8. the north
side of lots 3 and l. the east side OF lots
| and 4. block 95; the north side OF
lots 3 and 4. the east side of lots l and
south $50 feet OF the west side OF lot
3. the east l15 feet OF the north side
of lot !, block 100; the north side OF
lots 3 and 4. the east side OF lots l and
4, block lOl: the south side of lots !
and 3 the west side of lots and 3.
the north side of lots and 4. the east
side of lots and 4. the east side OF
lots ! and 4, block 1oS: the south side
Of lots and 2 the west side Of lots
and 3. the north side OF lots 2 and 4,
the east side of lots ! and /. block I04;
the south side of lots l and 2. the west
side OF lots and 8. the north side OF
lots and !. the east side OF lots i and
A. block 105: the south side OF lots
and 2. tSe west slide of lots and 3.
the north side of lots 3 and 4. the east
side OF lots and 4. block LOG; the south
side OF lots / and ?, the west side OF lots
2 and 8. the north side of lots and 4
the east side OF lots and 4. block 1ol;
the south side of lots l and 2, the south
123.l5 feet OF the west side OF lot g. the
S. the north side OF lots and 4. the
cast side OF lots ! and 4, block los: the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-01
COURT CONTINUES
CONTEMPT HEARING
Mrs. 0rtie McManigaI Will Not
Have to Answer Until 9Th
of Present Month.

Los ANGELES, Cal, June 30.-The
hearing on the contempt proceedings
instituted against Mrs. Ortie McMan.
igsl, originally set for tomorrow, was
continued until July s by Judge George
H. Hutton, presiding judge of the su-
perior court today.
The hearing will dispose Of the
question of whether she should be
adjudged guilty of contempt for fail
ing to answer alleged pertinent ques-
tions asked her before the grand jury
al the Mcnamara conspiracy investi-
CATION.
The reason for the continuance Of the
matter, which will be heard by Judge
Walter Bordwell, was that the deputy
district attorneys in charge of the
hearing desired to attend the funeral
of Mrs. w. Joseph Ford, wife of an
associate deputy, which will be held
tomorrow morning. The defense ex.
pressed itself as desirous of accommo.
dating the attorneys for the prosecu.
tion,
Whether Mrs. McManigal will be
present at the hearing was not deter.
mined today. The defense said she
would not, The prosecution said that
1t might issue a bench warrant which
would insure her presence
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-01
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given by the city
council of Sal; Lake City OF the Intention
of such council to make the following de-
scribed Improvement TO wit:
Constructing cement sidewalks FIVE 90
feet wide and four ca inches thick on the
streets of the built up. portion OF tne
north bench on which sidewalks have not
been built. In sidewalk districts Nos "a
and 25. and defray the aoutters' portion
Of the cost and expense thereof. esti-
mated ar tifty-two thousand twenty-seven
and s7-l0o (S52.o27;SD dollars. or one
and 6-1Oo (Sl.06) dollars per front or
linear foot abutting said Improvement
there being 49.013 feet abuttiug said i'm
provement. by local assessment upon the
lots or pieces OF ground within tne fol-
lowing described district, being the dis.
trict 10 be affected and benefited by said
Improvement, namely:
The north S2.5 feet OF the west side or
lot 2. the west side OF lot 3, the north
side of lots and 4. the east side Of lots
and 4. block %: the north 4l.25 feet
OF the west side OF lot ,. the west SIDE
of lot 3. the north side of lot 3. the west
block 26: the west side OF lots and 3,
the north side OF lots and 1. the east
side of lots l and 1. block 81; the west
side OF lots 2 and 3. the north side OF
4. block 2s; the north side OF lots 3 and
4. the east side OF lot L. the north 70
feet Of the east side OF lot !, block 70;
the west side OF lots and 3, the north
lots and 4. block 30; the west side Of
lots and 9, the north side OF lots
and 4. the east side OF lots and 4. block
81: the south side OF lots l and 2, block
3, block So: the west side OF lots and
g. the north side OF lots 3 and 4. the
east side OF lots l and 4. block SO; the
west side OF lots 9 and 8, the north side
and 4 block 81; the west side of lots
and 81 the north side OF lots and 4.
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SAYS EARLE IS
MONEY HUNTER
David S. Stetson Expresses
Opinion of Receiver of Phil
adelphia Refining Co.
SIDELIGHTS ON THE
WAYS OF SUGAR TRUST
Director of American Company
Sends Agent to Get Incrimi-
mating Correspondence.

WASHINGTON, June 2o.-Davis S.
Stetson, a Philadelphia ship broker and
cousin Of Washington B. Thomas, an
indicted director OF the American Sugar
Refining company, told the house sugar
trust investigating committee today how
he acted as Thomas's agent in negotiat-
ing with Adolph Segal for the acquisition
Of the Pennsylvania sugar refinery and
then turned the correspondence over 70
Mr.. Thomas for his defense.
Thomas was under Indictment for con
spiracy to restrain trade In connection
with the absorption Of the PENNSYLVANIA
concern by the so-called trust In 1908
Stetson said the government had never
asked him for the letters and after con
American Sugar Refining company pro-
duced and read the letters.
They bore details relating TO Segal
and the Pennsylvania refinery and Thorn
cerning the transaction.
Mr.. Stetson criticised Joe Fl. Earle. Jr,
and Chairman Hardwick cautioned hin,
against personalities.
Friend of Roosevelt.
"Any man who attacked Theodore
Stetson, should not go uncriticised.
am a friend OF Mr.. Roosevelt"
Stetson said Segal told him he built
the Pennsylvania refinery to force 1t on
Former President Charles C. Harrison
OF the University Of PENNSYLVANIA, one
OF the owners OF the Franklin Sugar Re-
finery company sold TO the trust" In
1902, testified that then he did not know
there was any risk of violating a federal
law Operated by the sugar trust"
from 1892 to 1897, the plant he and his
associates erected and sold, he said, had
been idle since, because Of the great
overproductive capacity Of the eastern
rehneries.
Asked by Representative Kinds what
he thought should be done TO stem the
predatory activities OF great combina
lions OF capital in this country, Mr.. Har-
rison said publicity was one OF the great
values"
Deal With Segal.
Stetson told the committee today that
in 1903 ne conducted negotiations with
Adolph Segal Of Philadelphia for the pur-
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south side OF lots and .. the west side
Of lots and 3. the north side OF lots 9
and I: the east side OF lots l and A.
block 10s the south side Of lots IL and
"a the west side OF lots l TO l2. inclu-
sive, the uor;h SIDE OF lots l and 49, the
east side OF lots 1S to "a. inclusive
south side of lots TO Il. inclusive. the
west side OF lot II. the east side OF lot
/. block i. the west side OF lot II. the
north side oc lots l To II. inclusive. the
division, block III; the west &S feet Of
the south side OF lot "a, the south side
Of lot. II. the west. side OF lots to 12,
iii: the south side Of lots j and and ., the the
west side of lots and g. the east side
of lots and L., block us; the south side
of lots and 2, the west side OF
lots and !, block lis: the south side
OF lots and ?. the west side of lots
and O.. the east side OF lots ] and 4.
la. inclusive, the west side of lots 10
to u. inclusive, the north side OF lots
81 TO "a. inclusive. the east side of lots
/, and - 10 Fl. inclusive. Mob Hill sub
l and 2, the west side OF lots and g.
the north side OF lots and A. the east
side OF lots ! and :. block lle; The south
side 9f lots 1 and = the west side sdo GI lots
lots and 2, the west side OF lots and
3: the. east side OF lots l and 4, block
l2l: the south side OF lots l to s. in
elusive. the west side of lots to -. in
elusive. the north side of lots IL and 13.
the east side OF lots l. and is 10 Is,
inclusive, North End subdivision, block
122: the south side OF lots / and 2. the
east Side of lots l and (, block 1874; the
south side OF lot /. the east 40. feet OF
the south side OF lot q the west side OF
lots 2 and 3. the east side OF lots ] and
g. block 129, the south side OF lot !. the
cast 123.75 feet OF the north side OF lot
4, the cast side of lots / and 4, block |
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-01
ZI0NITES SLAIN DURING
ELECTIONS IN AUSTRIA

TANNEgSvILL.E, n. Y. June 20
Word was received by the delegates here
today for the fourteenth annual conven-
ton of tie Federation Of American Zion
lists thai ten OF their Austrian colleagues
had been killed during the recent hv-
elections for the relchsra III. The dele
gates are planning TO add the names of
the martyrs @ the golden roster OF the
Jewish heroes who fell in one hundred
Russian cities during the riots In Oc-
tober, 1909
In Cheriko Eukowina. where the riot
ing attained Its greatest fury. the Zion
lists reelected by an overwhelming ma
iorty their principal candidate. Dr.
Stracher.
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100. the east side of lots / ana
1871: the south side of lots ] 81
west side of lots 2 and 8. block
south side OF lots i ana
side of lots and 3. the east s!f
and {. block 1874: the south 80
and 2, the west Side or lots
the east side OF lots and .. .
the south side OF lots l ana =,
side OF lots 2 and 3. Dlook
south side Of lot 1. block 1sl; p!
side of lots l and 2, block l4a.
side Of lots l and 2. the VS.
lots and 8. block l46; the. ?:
Of lots ! and 2, block l4I r
side of lots l and 2. the west sl>
. and 3. the east side. OF lot
block 149: the south side OF 20
2. the west side OF lots z an
east side of lots ] and Z. btoek
south side OF lot l, block lbt
side OF lot Q, the east side OF U
s. the. south side OF lots ] an1
l52; the south side OF lots au@
100: the west side OF lots 2
north side OF lots 3 and =, enc
" lots and 4, block 80, Plat
Lake City survey.
The total cost OF said tn1prQI
estimated at SiXty-flve tnousap4
dred eighty and S2-100 ($6e, ~
lars. OF which sum the city's -
thirteen thousand one hundre0
and 95-100 (S13. 1S2.9o) dollaf@|
ffty-two thousand twenfy-s
S7-i0o (S52.02TS7) dollars To po
local assessment.
All protests and objections
rying out of such intention Wu
sented in writing. stating theIe
block. or description OF propeI
OF July. 1911. being the time e
council when Il will hear au1
such protests and objections
made thereto.
BY order OF the city couno
Lake City, Utah.
Dated August IL. 1910.
b. S. RIVES. City
Sidewalk extension NO. ASS
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Thief Given Long Term.

WICHITA, Kan, June 3O.-For
stealing a bouquet of flowers from a
woman on the street in this city week
ago Vincent McArtin was today given
an indeterminate sentence of from one
to twenty.one years in the penitentiary.
McArtin says he intended TO snatch the
woman s purse and that he got the
bononef by mistake
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No Loss of Life.

CLARKSBURG. ". Va. June 30
Mine officials here today declared no
lives had been lost in the fire in the
Chieftein mine cf the Clarksnurz Coal
company at Wilsonburg. but the fire is
still burning. with every indication of
destroying the entire mine. They believe
the fire was Of incendiarY origin The
FIRE was discovered only after II had
gained considerable heedway. but warn
Ing was sent through all the entries In
tlme for the men 10 make lhoir escane.
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THREE MEN INJURED IN
DYNAMITE EXPLOSION

LOS ANGELES. June 30.-Three men
were injured, two probably fatally. today
at Tunnel station. about thirty miles
north of Los Angeles on the Southern
Pacific railway, when s0uthbound freight
train No. 242 ran into a push car on
which were twenty-five cases OF dyna-
mite. Tho dynamite exploded and the
engine and five cars We're derailed. The
enginemeu and a laborer were seriously
hurt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-01

For summer diarrhoea in children
always give Chamberlain s Collie. Chol.
era and Diarrhoea Remedy and castor
OIL and a speedy cure is certain. For
sale by all dealers
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Attend Fraternity Meeting.

PITTSBURG, Pa, June 30.-Secre.
tary of the Interior Walter Fisher and
DR.. j. A. Holmes, director of the bu
reau of mines, arrived here today to
attend the convention of the Sigma
Chi fraternity.