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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-28
EL|IG MOVEMENT
On STOCK EXCHANGE
Ian Pacific, Reading, Steel
| md Some Other Issues
Suffer Decline,
|,RSET HIGHER EARLY
|,.tion Set in Later, but
some Standard Securities
Were Not Affected.
I,pKET HIGHER EARLY

-orx poc. 2I.-Thc price Level
lcN !, .hs standard stocks Was bare p
|-e.s,a during tho days trading un .
ry. toforc the close of the market.
49, -,ovenncut was begun al thht
ra .nrc leading tissues, $cludlnS
ps.ier Reading, Canadian ia :
- .l..S states steel and American
,-cre depressed a point or 80
E,t, nrtyious close.
a,iI-ctlyc movements OF lns
~. S,y Hsre among m" spsciallIeS.
II !, 10 most prominent was lnterns-
IN Mercantile Marine. ne puFlns
II hrx.ly from London ana was te-
u IA So based on steps taken py NJ
L--,.r 10 enter more IArscly int" r,ia W
'F Jouostlc trade. National Bis
@ mora than 9 points and North
/ ~, crsa, Northern orc and some
u. -aposr mud steel stocks rose a
,1ore. Tho afternoon decline,
.lthcr cancelled th" gains or rH--
y, -, largely. Among tho railroad
=, .-,.s,,re acaiust Union Pacihc was
Rock Islands movement at
..l .orne attention because oi the
Li..r.,bic November report ~ tho sNs-
,thonrh the loss In not revenue
II I'll ,boye s5a0. 400. the stock devcl-
Il, ,,r,n.th. the preferred issue moI :
u The lUll IN tho buying oi
r. .-odnrts. such as Us usual a, 'uiS
Ia q, the year. has not occurred ana
II orssr, have been received this
II ysv orders ~ tho United states
\ !, eorrorailon az present arc placed ~
Il nsn 1000 tons daily. which Is
T., isnbly In excess OF the present rate
ro5uctlon
=, b,oA market was irregular Total
n. nr value. S2.16l 900. United
E,. tonds we're unchanged on call.
Closing Stock List.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-28
WHEAT HIGHER ON
ARGENTINE NEWS
Black Rust Said to Have At
tackled Crop in South
American Republic.

CHICAGO. Dec. 27-Black rust attack
Ing tho vital part Of the Argentine crop.
The yield ~ the rich provinces 10 tile
sooth. gave sudden strength TO-DAY TO the
Closing prices we're up lc TO iIc higher
Than last night Corn showed a not gain
OF tEfc to ligi iic. and osts an advance
OF ilc.
Notwithstanding ,h. ex,ent OF the gain
In wheat. prices finished only steady
withinasc OF tho top level reached Shorts
IN Gcneral were frightened by upward
leaps ~ lc 10 &C. At Bucnos Ayres. after
similar jumps tho previous day. News Of
tine was followed by word that ono au.
monty had made 1000. 900 bushels re-
oucuon in an estimate Of tho Argentine
cAporiable surplus. The bulls were fur
ther encourages at tho fact that Mime
spolis stocks had increased only 10 oo0
enshcls In nye days. against $50. 900
year ago. Special attention was given 20
statements that cash wheat al the big
milling centers had moved up surprisingly
snd had wiped out altogether last week s
dlscount or cents a bushel MAY ranged
up AZ aHc even
for the December option in particular
corn made sharp advance. The May
iuiurc fuctuatcd from s2Ic 10 siic. clog =
Ing hrin. ia ic net higher a, siu6ilc.
Cash grades were steady for best lots.
'oFs l'f less u'hlTdDlS tpr'H. NO. =
yellow was quoted at 52c for old
In oats the pit crowd turned 20 tho
buying side owing TO the strength Of
wnest tpper, and lover levels touched
FOR May proved 10 be iIsc and is5c. with
tho close AT I,kC. A gain of ic
II was rather a dull market In pro-
visions. Most OF the business consisted
OF changing January property TO deferred
monfhs. ~ the close pork and lard had
saGsed 2tc 10 &c. but ribs were un =
changed 20 shade lower.
4 u. IL, -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-28
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT NO. 2

Cold Springs Mining & Power COM
panv Gncorporated). Principal place OF
business room 407 pooly block. Salt Lake
CITY, Utah. Location Of mines. Gold
Springs. Utah.
Notice Is hereby given that at meet :
ing OF the board OF directors q the Gold
Springs Mining & Power company. held
on the 10Th dsy OF December. 1911. as
scssment No. OF four cents per share
MAS levied on the capital stock Of the
CORPORATION. issued and outstanding, pay
able Immediately 10 the assistant scCrc-
iarv AT AO7 Dooly block, Salt Lake City,
Utah.
AM stock upon which this assessment
NAV remain unpaid on toe l1th day OF
January. 1912, Will hc delinquent and
advertised for yale al public auction. and.
unless payment Is made, will be sold
on SATURDAY.. the Srd day Of February,
1912 at Il o'clock noon, AZ the company =
office, 10 pav the deiiuuucnt nsscssme M
thereon. together With the cost Of ad
NertisinE and expense OF thc sale.
w, W, BARTON.
Assistant Secretary.
IoI Dooiy block. saII Lake City. Utah,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-28
NOTICE.

ers of the Pioneer Nurseries company. n
Ufah corporation.
The regular annual meeting 81 Jo-
conrary will be held =; the office OF the
conrany. rooms lc2 and l2g Continental
Nstlonal hank block, = East Second
state OF Utah. o. Tuesday. the sth
say OF January. A u. 1912, ut the hour
go o'clock In the afternoon Of sgid day.
.cr ,ne election ct officers 60 serve for
ths ensuing year. the changing Of the by
avs and the transaction OF such other
.usj,sss as may come before the meet
;re Ever stockholdsr u requested TO be
prrxcnt Ia person or by proxy
ne.ember 8, 1914 psII
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-28
Outlook for the Red Metal
Continues Bright; No
Change in Lead.
PRICES OF METALS IN
NEW YORK MARKETS


NEW YORK. Dee. 27.-standsrd copper
easy; spot and December. sia.S5b0lioo;
January, 2l7.S5nlfio: February and
March. $3.50 i+l5; April. SI5.e5dlfIo
London arm: spot, Es3 los: futures, Esi
l2s Sd Arrivals reported az New York
today were 40 tons. Custom house re-
turns show exports of 29.G0l tons so Far
ihis month. Lake copper. slf250 if.s"i
clcctrolytic. tli25mli3s5; casting. Si2.7J
"a 400. Local sales were % tons O! Jan
uarr copper ~ tii.a5
Tin steady. spot. stLondf5.25: Dccom-
ber, Sf70H f5.26: January. tN7o6 Hao
February and March. si2.2J1f2.15: April.
$a.l2A i2.IS. London quiet: spot. c20s
futures, eial 15s
Lead quiet. $ifOqs5o New York. and
ii32iaA31B East ST Louis London
/. IL Ss Cd.
Spclter quiet. te.256G.a5 New York. and
S6.lon $50 East st. Louis. London, G2G
los.
tntimony dull. cool<sors, t7.55.
Iron-Clevclnnd warrants. SOS iiRd ir
London. Locally iron was duiet. No.
foundry northern. sI{.150 %: No. .
S1f.J0n i4.I5: No. I southern and No j
southern soft. Sl3.250it.15.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-28
EYaporatcd Fruits.

NEW TORK, Dec. s7,-EvaToraiea sp.
tlcs- oiIict aud steady; on tho spot tsHoS
rrUrr.. nrnI. especially Tor small slLe'
quotations ranging from 20 l"3c Tor In
foruias Up 90 5o-ioS and lVog l-c TOT o'r'
Sons. 49, 80
Aprico,s. quiet and steady; choice. log
l6lc: extra choice. l5p 1886; fancy -
nisc, -,
lIi6ilBc; extra choice, llaH l2c; fancy
i@lUl2ac. -. ,,,,,g-,.
tets are quoted at biu &C; choi." 10 lai',
secocJ. I7isIc: secdlcss. 6dIC; Londci
lnvcrx si.tnMi 50,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-28
GRAIN STATISTICS.
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.
Chicago.

CHICAGO. Dec. 27.-Cattle-Receints
estimated At 1880: market. steady TO 10
cents lower. BecveS, si.5Sds.S0: Texas
steers, 81 zoo 80; western steers, 81 Ge6G
so; stocters aud feeders, Sc 25@5.I5:
COWS and hciiers. s2Ge,l6: calves, si.5
G7.25.
Uogs-GeccIpis estimated at 10000:
market. strong 10 cents higher. Light,
So s0n6 %: mixed, s. .a0T6 30; heavy.
s5a6 40: rough. sGG6.l5 good 10 choice
hcavy. S6.lJ@6 40: pigs. Sf.s0N5 so; bulk
ol sales. s6 .l0G6,31.
Sheep--Eaccipts estimated at @5.ooo.
market. weak 10 10 cents lower, Ma
tive, 1000 {. %. western. s. 1914, %:
ycarinSy, 81 5000 so; lambs, native. Si25
ASS; western. 81 50p6. 80.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-28
Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY. Dec. 27,--Cattl---Re- .
reIpts estimated at 5000, including 500
SjOUmS.,5; southern steers, "a ,60d6 so
southern cows and heifers, s31f.50; ns :
tive COWS and hcifcrs, s. 2.75gi; stockers
and Feeders. N@6; bulls. SS. 26d6 10;
calves sid1; western steers. 81 .5091:
western CONS. SSU1.
Hoes-Recclpts estimated nj 5000: mar
knt, steady. Bulk, Sbms. 80: heavy, SS ~
u6 50; packers and butchers, S.. lJ@J6 81
lights. S5.SO06.25: pigs. si.2545,2j,
Shecp-Rcccipts estimated at 1000;
market 10 cents lower. Muttons. So 10
al %; lambs. Sid6.2J; range WCthcrs
aud ytarlngs. SS.2S95.2S; range owes.
g.. .5Odj,I5.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-28
NOTICE. oe ASSESSMENT NO. {.

Pleasant Niaw PARK company, incor.
porsted under the laws OF tho state OF
Utah Principal place q business. salt
Lake Cit Utah
Notice Is hereby given that - a meet
inE ~ the board Of directors held on tho
lith dPy Of December. \. y. inll, an
assessment % Hvc dollars per share was
levied on the capital stock of the cor
roratlon. payable on or before the 10Th
day ot January. 4. =. 1912. 10 Hart y.
fitzgerald secretary. at tSo -'H~r ~ the
COM psny. No. i2S Atss block. salt Lake
Citv. Utah Any stock urou vulch ;his
ittl, Spv Of jsuuar!-. \. y, 1912, Will bo
delio1iIent and sdvcrrsrd for sale At rub
lie auction. aud unless psNmen, is made
Februs-y. 4. u. 1912. at n o'clock a m,
al tsS Atlas block, salt Lake city Utah,
rotNsr win the cost or advertising and
Expense OF sale.
HART J. FITZGERALD. S-crcfsTv.
as Atlas lock, salt Lake City Utah
plaf-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-28
NOTICE
Oldest Intermountain Sank.

Notice Is hereby given by the city Coun-
eli OF salt Lake city OF the Intention OF
such council to make the following de-
scribcd Improvement. 20 wit:
Extending and laying sewer lateral OF
vitlrlnCd pipe eight 80 inches in diam
eler "a THOMPSON. court running cas-
snd Eighth South streets. IN sewer dis
uict No. 2. and defray the abu;tcrs' por-
ton Of tho cost and expense thereof. es-
%asG Sn% 800 s5 9 dosGs oHsaFsd six 'GRTig RSg2sTsG
siSty-cight ana se-io0 tSt6s,S.l dol
lars. or ono aud t2-In0 tSliel dollars per
for sewer on the east half Of block there
being Al feet ahgttirg said portion OF
sald .mproNcmsni. and o,o hundred sew
or Eve hundred Twenty-Five one thou
saudths Cto.5c5b dollar per front or linear
foot OF .abuiuns property f9r sewer on
abuttInc said portion % said improve
wcnt rs q local Assessment upon The lots
or pieces of ground within the following
described district hcinC The district TO
he affected and benefited b. said Improve
sewer on eas, hslf Of block (assessed
FOR cast half OF block. plus ouc-hnlf Of
west half. per agreement died With petit
dion lios October 4. lalll;
The west 80 feet of the south side OF
feet 81 tho north side % lo, s. block -.
plat ~" sal; Lake City survey.
sS.Gr on vest rs esi e. S, g'9SS ., siSt
agreement Flel with petition No. ilas,
October :. IBID
The east 1856 feet ~ tho south slde ot
tho north $50 feet Of lot T. the east ie5
rect ~ the north sids cf lot :. block IL
plat a " Salt Lake CITY surrey.
All protests and objections 20 the csr.
ming out OF such intention must be pre-
ssnted IN writing, stating therein lot and
block or description OF property. 20 the
city recorder on or before the End dRy Of
Jnnuary. 1919. being the time set by sald
council when 70 viii hear and cousld er
such protests and objections as may be
made thereto
ny order or the city council OF Sal,
Lake city. Utah.
Dated November 20. 1911
r. 3. RlvES. City Recorder
Sewer extensicn Nc. 5e2- pi5eT
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-28
Omaha.

OMAHA. Dee 21.-Cattle--Rc :eip,s es-
,inlatcd a, $500: market, steady. Native
steers, S5dS; cows and hclfcrs. s%.-5H
; 50; western steers. SS.Soqe 60: range
cows and hc!icrs, S3d5.eG; Gamers, S2.s
cys so: sioclscrs and feeders, SO. son o:
calves. Sc SOq3. so, bulls. stays. etc.
So. 25mJ.@S.
Hoss-Rcceipts estimated AZ $500; mar
kct. strong. HEAVY, 50. .OSo 20; mixed,
is1G 10: light. s5.7Jd6,l0. pigs. S.Gj a
; so: bulk, $5.9Qa6.l0
sheep Receipts estimated a, ,lge;
market steady. Scarlngs, S4.lOp III;
wctncls Sc .5ed i.lo. ewes, s5u3.'5;
lambs, 50. .0G6."5.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-28
New York Money.

NEW YORK. Dec. o7-Close:
Prime mercantile paper 4GOll pcr cent.
Sterling exchange weak With actual
business IN bankers bills AT $fS3 for
sixty-dsy bills and ~ 5i.S5.sJ for demand
Commercial bills. siS2..
Bar silver. Jssc.
Mexican dollars. fsC
Government bonds, steady: railroad
bonds. TIRE gular.
Money on call. steady. 3k0f per cent.
ruling rate. "a per cent; closing bid. 81
per cent; offered AZ q per cent
Time loans. easier. for sixty days. 4
per cent: for ninety days, @3dt per cent
for six months. 2lni per cont
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-28
no1lce 10 coNTsAcToRs.
once 90 the Beard ot Public works.
salt Lake CIV. nccembr- . leIl

CfnCr - he H'nrI oi FUD-Ir " nFt',
salt Lake city. pccembr- =. 1911.
sealed proposals viii BE- received ~
.fNi, ,,fnrs until : u'rltrt y W-. Friday.
ne. smhor - 1911 FOR the work u con
strur'inE steel bridge cu r1nrrels abIi'
IDeuts over Jordan river rt Ninth Norir
street. according % plana on ole In The
c!iv erginccr's cfncc-
rrstr,irtiors 90 lllG~rH together Win
rltps pronle7. specifications and forms
20 contract and tond- mas be cbtairsd 2
t.ren application al the .'rcc q th-
e6ard OF public works cr tie rity eHS' %
y,eer, for vhich n deposit o, dys Us 90
dollars ir required.
The right Is reserved 20 reject aRy 80
all bids.
psI,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-28
Chicago Produce,

CHICAGO, Dec .-Buitsr-Stcady
crcameries. 26d3Gc: dairios. 23M5ic
EggS-Easy; receipts. 1888 cases: al
mark, cases Included. lTd CSC; hrsts. 22N
&c; prime firsts. 26H21c.
Cheesc-Tirni. daisies. l6l4i6.c; twins
lsml6ic: Young Americas, l6sGl5sc; long
horns, Isl n l63c.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-28

And in accordance with the law and
au order ~ tho board OF directors made
on the 18TH dHv OF October 1911. so many
shares OF each parcel ~ stock as may
no necessary viii rc sold az public auc-
ton at the office uf said company, .-l
McInt-re building. salt Lake civ Utah.
ON NTcnday. January -. 1912. 81 - o'clock
noon, TO PAY the deiinqucnt assessment
thereon together with the costs u adyCr-
Using and tho expense of sale
y \, pTNYON, Secretary.
office ~ NcIntyre Building.
salt Lake CITY. Utah. u.J"S
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-28

without opiatcs or harmful drugs o.
anv kind Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound stops coughs and cures colds. Do
rot accept any substitutes. Schramm-
Johnson Drugs. "Tbe Never -Substitu.
tors.' Five (5) good storea.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-28
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

kinslev Development COMPANY. loCa :
ton OF mines. Elko county Nevada. Priu-
clpal place Of business, room sgi McIu .
tyre building, Salt Lake City. Utah.
Notice there arc delinquent on the fol-
lowing described stock on account OF as
scssment No. / or two mills per share.
levied on the 18th day OF October 1911.
the several amounts set opposite the
names OF the respective shareholders. as
follows:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-28
egALTY OWNERS INVESTMENT co
Notice % Stockholders.

4 meeting cr tho stockholders % tas
Realty owners Iuvestment company. a
Ctah corporation. win 6e held n, the Of
South street, salt lake City. Utah. on tt-
ssth dsy ot December. 1911. at : o'clock
% u.. ysr The following purpose:
,Jon ~ amending article I az the ortic.rs
81 Incorporation - said company 50 that
the same as amended. shall read as fol-
lows;
Article /
The nam. o., The cUrpc-h tiCN hereby
formed is the state Loan a. Trust com
pany. ,,.-.
Secretary o, Realty Owners Invest.
frcnt company.
Dated Dec J, 1911. p9i
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-28

WANTED FOR L.. s. ARMY. ABLE
bodied. unmarried men between ages -
Is and IS. citizens % United states. %
GOOD character and temperate habits.
vho ran speak. r-aJ and write the EuE
ush language F-or information apply
TO Recruiting officer. Walkers hank
building. corner Main and Second Scpt b
..reets' salt Lake Ci,y. Utah. psi
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-28
Coffee ruturos Steady,

NEW YORK. Dec s'.-Coree futures
closed stesdy. net Is points loNer to ~
esinber. ii.o7c: Janu1ry, lS.S6c: Febrnary'
lS.sSc. March. 1880; April. lS.loc' MAJ.
II. .o6c: June. July and Au5utt' lS."iS
September. i3.o5ci October. lS'o2ci NO
vcn1h<r. 1900.
spot, qulet; Rio No. {. i,ic; santos No
4. 1870; mild coffee. quiet; CordoNo' lNsp
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-28
Flax Oats and Rye.

NINSEAPoLIS. Dec. ef.--Clc.c'
FLAX. sell.
BARLEY. iScH 81 20, -
Corn, 40. & yellow. 5sV 5s.c.
oats. No. white, ifei fjc-
Rye. No. 2, SiSlSstc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-28
~. Louis Wool.

7 Fradss pec. %..--Wool lower: me-
|. lem a. epmoinr and clothing. aOd
hb ,ya.hs, i,n lsc; heavy fine, l:e
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-28

RANGE OF CLOSING PRICES.
Cash quotations we're as follows: Flour.
steady: No. ? rye, aiT o2c; feed or mixing
barley nsjc; fair to choice mailing.
S1.l3n l.21; timothy seed, sl2.J0m L.. 90:
clover. slS.Jod 20 25: mess pork, per bar
rel, SI475G 1900; lard. per 100 pounds.
$40, short ribs, sides (loose>. ss.128
GRAIN STATISTICS.
Total clcarances of wheat and flour
were equal TO 53i 900 bushels. Primary
receipts were 1000 bushels. compared
with $4,000 bushels the corresponding
day year ago. Estimated receipts for
tomorrow. Wheat, l6 cars. corn, SIS
cars: oats, 50 cars; hogs. so 900 head.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-28
'OE W IN .25. .0o sharcr
new York Rnuds

3 eou, ~ 'es. 100 ~ G 1st rcf 81. .lSs
= rev 80. 100 !; & \ un ts.,.. eai
: rotip '''' VIC NJ, IL K q LIT iS ?S
~ & ~, .''s.' lqli No Pac 4 -. 10!
q com '''. il13 u T. rig g. %
.eSal Il, ;,''ii$s < L & $ F. ig Is. soi
Asri - sg2 SO Pac col tE.., aiE
ETGT -. !oss do rv ia..,.., ae7
=. los ,s "lnn do LIST ref is. ?ii
|ss 10 n Pac IL ,.,.tol
~, 4 e.. ',i-,li' do - IL .,...lo3
"a s.n 0i!o pb do lgt & rer a. 81;
t0u, .'- pai ! : Steel "a 5s.loii
|s& L.'.inlg Wabash ist 5s, 10,
= yes 81. eGl do ist G. cx is 5,
tRe ~ 80. 9nI 40 Fac cv 5s, S.
y T,f s. ''' ?"i Panama SIS .,...loil
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-28
New York Produce.

NEW YORK. Dec, 25.-Flour was
Quiet but steady. Receipts. 5',"55 bar
rolS: shipments, l2ol5 barrels;
yator export basis and IS. {, Q. b. nNoat;
No. northern Duluth, SllS o. b;
anost Futures 1rmer on covering aud
,r.enfiua frIucr cables and strength IN
Tie northwest, closing &c net higher, De.
ccuber closed at a1ic May closed al
SInS 3-l6 Receipts, $500 bushels snip"
rnonts. ass bushels.
Wool-QUict.
Hidea--Firm.
uops-firm.
Pctrolcuin-Stcad>.
Raw susar auict. Musco' ado. 81 test,
Lilo: ccntrIlussi, 90 test, f.5lc; moiasses
sugar 50 tcst 3.S6c: renncd, quiet
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-01-21

the new sect Is spoken Of Bavoral
times as ne "New Covenant" which
Is. in an likelihood, identical with the
first name Of the Judaeo. Chrlstlon
body
Love Thy Neishbor" a Provision.
It is remarkable that even I'm the
brief summary of obligation which
those who enter the New Covenant
in the Land OF Damascus" have TO take
upon Themselves is the duty of every
one ito love his neighbor." This duty
is given the place Of highest import.
ance, just next to that Of attending 10
the sacred or sacrifcial offerings. Doc.
tor Margoliouth sums up his conclu.
sions about the sect referred 70 in the
manuscript by saying:
"The document seems to deal with a
primitive Judaeo-Christian body, con.
sisting of priests and Levites of the
Boethusian section of the Sadducean
party, fortified by a considerable is.
raelitish lay element and a real or con.
templated admixture of proselytes. 1t
strove to combine full observance Of
the Mosaic law with the principles Of
the new covenant 1t abhorred Paul
as a Christian Hellenizer. After tbs
destruction of the Temple by Titus the
sect evidently migrated to Damascus
and founded communities there. Il
was at this time that Doctor Schnech.
ter's manuscript was written"
Doctor Schnechter has published his
findings in connection with the manu-.
script under the title fragments of a
Zadokite Work. in a volume just put
forth under his name by the Cam
bridge University Press. He himself
conservatively avoids putting forth
any fixed theory concerning the per.
sons and events treated Of in the
manuscript, advancing what hypothe.
ses he does with admitted hesitancy,
Doctor Schnechter is atp resent on his
Sabbatical vacation and is making a
trip around the world.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-01-21
Great Change Coming
In British Empire

LONDON, January while the
election storm has passed and a lull
has come, the great Importance of the
impending constitutional changes
causes much discussion of the pro.
gramme of the coming session of Par.
lament The victory of the Liberals
Is considered not alone a triumph on
those questions which figured in the
campaign, but the vote is hailed as
commission for radical reforms.
What is known as the outvoter
question has been a grievance with
Ine Liberal party ever since a plural
voting bill was introduced in 1906 and
rejected by the Lords. People ouali.
ned to vote as outvoters do so in vir.
tue OF the ownership of property. So
II often happens that a wealthy man
votes repeatedly in different parts of
the country on his party ticket. As
most OF the outvoters belong to the
Onlonlst party, Liberals maintain that
they are always unfairly handicapped
at the polls. Outvoters cannot only
turn an election in several constitu-
encles in favor of their party, but the
multiplication of their votes at the
polls gives a fallacious idea of the
results when the aggregate votes are
totaled, as considerable percentage
OF the number must be subtracted OF
account of the wealthy and well-to
do electors who have voted in severa
constituencies.
In fifteen of the twenty-five seats
that were contested on one day during
the election, the plural voters out.
numbered the majorities in each case
Indeed, anomalies abound under the
present electoral system. Look, for
instance, at last Januarys general
election figures for the fifty-two mem
bers returned by Kent, Surrey, Sus
sex, Hants, Middlesex and Berks. In
those six counties 316,972 Liberal and
Labor votes returned four members
and 455,916 Unionist votes returned
fifty-one members.
The die is now cast. In spite oil
heavy odds against them, the Liberal
party, with the aid of the Laborites
and the Irish Nationalist, is master
of the situation. The first question
that will occupy the House of Com
mons when it resembles in the be
ginning of February is the passing
into law of the Governments Parlia
ment bill, which, it may be remem
bered, proposes to limit the veto o.
the House of Lords.
The heart of the measure is ex
pressed by the following extract;
"Any such bill (not money bilD
which has passed the House of Com
mons in three successive sessions