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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-12

100000 in 1900, BIZ figures from rc
turns made 10 the Vatican. H. Ger
many the number rose from six to more
! than twenty millions. and in Holland
from 100000 to 100000.
Statistics are wanting for Russia.
| but StradelI points 10 tho number of
conversions IN the five wears from 1905
| 10 1910, the last recorded The total
| is said 10 be 100000. In Africa there
were only a few Catholics in $500 but
the new century opened with $50 600
But II IS IN rho United States that ne
finds the most remarkable growth Of
Catholicism. lie states that during the
century tho number Of Catholics in
America increased from 10000 TO more
than % 500 900
The development in Australia is also
striking. Vt the opening OF the last
century the Roman church had not a
single adhorent on the southern cont
nent. ~ Us close she counted Goo. goo
members there.
Missionaries Close Books.
All Of tho tventy.ouc great mission
srv societies Of America which handle
the money of the eight principal re.
hgious bodies. Baptists North. Congrc-
gatIonal1sts. Disciples, EpIscopa alians
Lutherans. Netbodists North. Presby.
terlans North and the Reformed Dutch
branch. have now closed their books
FOR fhe calendar year. except the two
Methodist boards Reports from all of
the nineteen and careful estimates for
thH other two show missisu gifts for
1911. through their main societies. 20
be $lS.I5S,I2s Ten years ago the same
people. through the same societies,
gave $l,429,240. an average gain OF
$500, ,44s
The central council of the Girls
Friendly Society in America held it's
twentyfistb annual meeting in New
York recently. The society is under
control of the Episcopal church and
is organized along lines Of that body.
In tifty-nipe diocesos ond districts
there are COS branches, with a member
ship Of 1882. The object Of the so
cietv is the development Of Christian
womanhood.
There are seven departments, but a
most important one is counted that of
comnendation. which provides for meet
ing and welcoming its members coming
TO the United States from Great Brit
ain and helping them to 'oin their fam
lies or TO get established in employ
ment il need be. The society is now
represented in all countries and is the
Oldest and largest society for girls IN
the world At the New York council
Canada and New Zealand were repre-.
sented.
Evangelist Spurgeon once expressed
his surprise to find the motto "'God is
love- inscribed upon weather vane.
He asked: "What do YOU mean by
putting that text on weather vance
Do YOU mean that God S love is as
chanpeable as weather Vanel'
''Ob. uo,' was the quick reply of
the housewife. Il mean TO say that
God is love whichever way The wind
blows
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-12

lister in charge; Miss Freida A, Dressed,
missionary: Mrs. James Clegg, Bible
10 o'clock. Morning worship at II o'clock
Dr., c, a. Cook OF Spokane will speak
at the morning service. Miss Dressed
Will speak at the evening service Of the
in the Bible school Something good in
every service. You are welcome.
BURLINGTON BAPTIST MISSION,
corner OF Indiana and Navajo streets
Jared Y. Cody, minister. Sunday school
at 10 a. m: Oscar Paterson. superintend- =
ent. A special service Of the Sunday
school today. All parents are cordially
Invited and urged to be present. Young
Peoples meeting at 6:i5 y. m Preach
Thursday night at s O'clock
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Christian Science,

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIEN-
TIST $50 East Third South street--Sun-
day services, IL o'clock a, m. and 5
o clock p. nj. Sunday school 9.i5 q. m.
The Wednesday evening services are held
at 8 o'clock.
SECOND CHURCH or CHRIST
SCIENTIST. Unity hall, 13S Second East
street-Sunday services IL o'clock a IN.
Sunday school 9;i5 q. M. Wcdne sday
evening services o'clock All arc well
come to these church services. Sub
ject. Sunday sermon. "Mortals and I'm
mortal
Free reading rooms in the Scott build =
ing. 1853 South Main street where Chris
tian Science literature may be obtained.
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Favors Later Opening Hour.
Special Cable TO The Tribune
SYDNEY Nn. Ii In Innau ,n

Special Cable 10 The Tribune.
SYDNEY. Nov. ll,-Dr. Jones. an Aus.
tralian Inspector general OF inebriates
retreats and insane asylums has mad,
a remarkable discovery, He says tenn.
perance reforners begin at the wrong
end when they advocate the early CLOSING
OF hotels. ! IS the early opening thai
does the mischief. He would compe
public houses to keep closed until mid
day or j p. m. at Is the morning drink
taken when the stomach is empty, OF
after little food has been eaten, that doe.
the harm. The man who takes drink al
night after eating well, and sleeps on Il
comes TO no HARM
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Lutheran.

Lutheran.
SWEDISH LUTHERAN CHURCH.
corner Second South and Fourth East
streets.--Erik Florecn, pastor Sunday
school, 10 a ~. Services. IL a. m. con-
Quoted By the Rev. ], Il; Darlington OF
Boise. Ida. Communion services at S
q. IN. Sermon by the Rev l.. Strom
qulst of BlaCkfoot. Ida.
GERMAN LUTHERAN ST. JOHNS
CHURCH., Seventh South and State
sirects.-Willinm T. Lankow. pastor
Sunday school at $50 a. m. Service al
1880 n. III,
THE DANISH LUTHERAN CHURCH
corner First avenue and r. street
IIarald Jensen, pastor; residence. 6i Il
street. Bell telephone L1S5, High mass
service AT III a. m Sunday school at ~
a. IN. Evening service at p m. Young
peoples meeting Thursday at D. IN. Al
friends welcome,
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Internal Catauh.

Internal CataTh.
Mrs. George C.. Worstell, IL River
Road, Clarksburg, VIVA, writes:
81 can truly say have been much
benefited by the use of Peruna.
feel better than / have for two
years. 1t is the best medicine that
/ know for internal catarrh. When
] began taking Peruna I could see
that before I had finished taking the
first bottle it was doing me good -
Sick Headache.
Miss Nertie f. Bogardus, r. F. D.
81. Westheld. Y. Y, writes:
81 have been a great sufferer
from sick headaches. but am now
entirely free from that trouble +
have not felt so well in ten years as
/ do now,
~ would recommend Peruna and
Manahn 10 all sufferers
Gained Appetite and Strength.
Miss Julia Butler. Appleton, Wis,
writes: My sister advised me to
try Peruna. | took your treatment
and my appetite returned speedily.
| gained strength and flesh and am
IL perfect health. -
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Congrega ational.

PHILLIPS CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH. Fifth South and Seventh EH st
streets. Rev. +. \, Simpkin pastor.
Services this day Al II sacrament and
sermon evening. at I:i5; Judas Macca-
beus tho jewish Hero SUNDAY school at
cjal music viii be given At the evening
service by II. \. James and W. -, phtl
lips. Cordia, welcome IT, ali worship
crr.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
corner or Fourth Fast and First South
streets Elmer ], Goshen, pastor. Morn
ing service at II o'clock.
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Episcopal.

81. rAULsS EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Main and Fourth south streets-Sun3av
services ss follows; Holy communion a.
a M Sunday school al a:i5 n. IN.
r,orp!ue prayer and sermon by the rec
Tor the Rev. Ward Winter Reese. al !
O'Clock Subject of the sermon viii be
Religion end Public Officials" Evening
nraver AZ o'clock. At this service The
rbofr nll give special musIral pro-
eranrns Ni' seats are free and every
hoAv made welcome.
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Sunday Services i'm
Salt Lake Churches
CORDIAL WELCOME TO ALL SERVICES EXTENDED TO ALL

and the pastor. the general thought OF
the addresses being Some Elements OF
city Proeress,' will be considered. Bring
your friends. a cordial welcome awaits
you. Special music
ILIFF METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH. Ninth East and First South.
Ransom L. Nichols A. NJ, pastor; the
9:45 a. IN. Sunday school. A J.. Mcclure.
superintendent; II a. m. preaching. sub
iect, The Pursuit OF Happiness" 6:i5
J.. m. lGpworth league; As p. m, preach
Ing; subject, Might Scenes from the
Bible 60 Saul's Night at Endor''
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Baptist.

EMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH.
Fourth East and Second South--Louis S.
Bowerman, minister, Mrs. NJ. V. Rogers,
church visitor. Preaching services at II
Thou Believe" Bible school at 1920 p.
Tn.: II. Ben Brown. superintendent Young
Peoples meeting at 6:l5 D. IN, Midweek
prayer and social service Wednesday
evening AT s o'clock, You are cordially
invited to worship With us in the
Strangers Sabbath Home.
RIO GRANDE BAPTIST CHAPEL.
Second south street. between Ninth and
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Reorganized L. D. S.

The services OF the Reorganized Church
OF Jesus Christ OF Latter-day Saints for
the day at 403 South Ninth East street
are as follows: Preaching in English.
II a. IN. and : p. m; in Swedish. 1875
a. m. Sunday school, 10 a. M: lesson
subject Faith and Works. Religio
exercises. p. M; lesson subject. section
3 OF Doctrine and Covenants. a. NJ
Chase, pastor. $50 East Fourth South
street.
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Christian

TUE CENTRAL. CHRIS y
CHURCH, corner Fourth South aud
Third East strsetg.-Cha rles u Noel.
pastor. 80 East Fourth South street
Suudny services. II q. Tn sermon sub
Ioct The Promise of tho Kingdom.
Night; as o'clock; Things In Which
the Christ tiau Church Agrees With .Nll
other Churches" Bible school 10 a. IN.
Christian Endcgvor. n. M Prayer
meeting, Wednesday night, You are in
,.itr1 "a all these service
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Methodist Episcopal.

FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH Francis Burgcttc Short pas
tor. Preaching at l0:i5 a. III. Subject.
Christ and Nicodcmus Discussing the
Ideal Life" SUNDAY school, 12:lj; Ep-
worth league. B:i5: evening service. T:I5:
addresses bv Nayur-"lcct Samuel G. Park
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Mrs Q Robinson SO St FELIX Street Brooklyn Y;
m
by special can really that feel like another
sorness breath
ife and of me-
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tr. m. tho Rev =. \, Sinpkin VII
address tho mems meeting Sunday al
| the association rooms. Good music. Al
mcu inNitcd.
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SUFFERED FOR YEARS
owe HEALTH TO PE-RU-NA.

Many a nastron has heightened Tire
days Of her coreIy appearance by
taking Pcruna. To be beautiful, the
body must be kept clean internally
as we'll as externally. Peruna pro-
duees clean mucous membranes, the
basis of facial symmetry, and a
clear healthy complexion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-12
|IIiNE|V PLEASED
Ia Of Three American
III Is Received With
enthusiasm,
DISAPPOINTED
La Archbishop Ireland
n prelate Entitled to
High Honor.
DISAPPOINTED
80 n v. PRANClS.

~. 70 The Tribun''
t,orK. Nov. 1.-The great
q =. United States is to bavo
..,dinals has been hailed
...;..m throughout the great
-nunity. This splendid
= ,be church in the United
q more ore taap It's due. la no
,hs world is tho church so
I'd prosperous rs it Is here.
a I, .slections arc most worthy
there is bound TO be a
d ,,orct that the services OF
trerieap church1nan. Arch
|.Lr5 Of 81. Paul. could not
I. ,sopnized and his career
q With this great honor
4 btelv also TO be a feeling
a tIst all the four cardinals
4. United States should be
!. ,bs northeastern section of
L,rs,s are overshadowed. how
4 ~ central fact that Toy the
;, rs history the American
I. yeivcd proper recognition.
4 \ Ne worst sort OF dissIpa'
4 ~, more harm among women
"a ioss among men, according
ti Gibbons.
"a Gibbons administered the
('rl,mation TO 5 class Of 80
E:rou recently.
4 i,r', gossip. SAID his emu
finssing the confirmation
Ejn yYe you are not likely 10
|r,rsie in the use OF strong
mssip is lntempcrance of the
nj. | beseech you don I spend
|r time in gossip about your
|ra ac0uaintances, II IS un-
i usil.
I'd zen. lei strong drink alone,
y person who lives 90 crafty
IT. aud I will show You one
|r,r happy, Dom drink un-
|rt q ANYWAY, and then YOU
na become a slave Of the
ri.nsl cxacted a temperance
|as- the entire confirmation
\ Elective until the members
|rt
ri Tells a Good Story.
b Booth Of the Salvation Army
|nid TO London for a short rest,
ts whole. he deserves it. He
J ,enrluded bis seventh motor
b The tour occupied clear
D ,faceled 1900 miles and ad-
|fr'f meetings. sometimes ap-
|r .hree in ona day.
: bttp telling u story about a
+ rAosc brother set a bird trap
|Etfn, 10 her infinite horror.
n I'D size feel about the suf-
4 ite poor bird that at night
|nrd a special clause in her
splDg that the "dcar little
Fthn I fail INTO Freddie S
|,ne''
81 rcse from her knees her
sit; do YOU think your
|sSl ~ the little birds viii be
p II wlll," WAS the positive
Won krow!''
'nE. Was the simple cxpla.
Siofe ] came to he'd 7 went
0iden aud broke up the
'as'hcism Gains Ground.
Eell-knowD Italian stat
e Nst issued an interesting
q statistics showing the
y Roman Catholicism during
|s'aIn century Even allow
V increase OF population,
s'sass that the church is rap.
y ground in every corner of
.san world,
Without counting Ireland,
. Oatholics in 1900 an,
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uri.nsl cxacted a temperance
.s- the entire confirmation
\ Elective until the members
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-05-17
THE CABINET CHANGE.

Cabinet changes in the middle of
an administration may or~may not
be indicative Of changed political or
personal relations. They often are,
and in such cases efforts made to
disguise the truth are rarely success
full. At the time of Secretary Bal.
myers recent retirement from the
Interior Department, the published
correspondence between him and the
president was Of a nature calculated
to remove all impression of a polit.
ical or party reason for the act. It
failed, OF course, for the country un-
derstood that, however we'll Mr.. Bal.
linger might have administered his
department., and however unjust may
have been the criticisms upon his Of.
fetal conduct, the president was
yielding to pressure in the case. The
appointment as Ballinger's successor
of a man prominently identified with
his opponents confirmed this view.
The exchange of sentiments of mu.
tual respect and regard between Mr..
Taft and retiring Secretary of War
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-05-17
"THE CHURCH OF THE FUTURE'
SUBJECT OF DISCOURSE.
DEDICATED new EDlfICE
WORKERS OF CHURCH NOW FEEL
NEW INSPIRATION.
Speaker Took Rev. SO AZ His Text
"eehold ! Set Before You An Open
Door EIoquenee Of Minister In
Charge -. the Dedicatory Exercise,
Left Lasting Impression.

On Friday evening, May IL, the PEG
pie of Beach had rare treat in listen
ing to a mastery and eloquent address
by Rev. Walters Of the First M. =
church of Fargo, on the subject 1.-THE
Church Of the Future"
The address throughout was stir
ringly eloquent, witty and filled with
the deepest thought and calculated
to cause his hearers to think. The
text was Revelations 3:8-"Behold
set before you an open door.
Gods clock strikes and there blazed
forth o'ergthe sky Of Destiny a star
This star guided the Three Wise Men
from the East to a babe in manger.
Gods clock struck again and its vi
bration resounded throughout the ORR
ent and Jew travelled throughout the
East preaching Christ and him cruel
fed. It strikes again and pious
shakes the chains of papacy and goes
out to shake the world with the mes
sage that "The just shall live by
faith" It strikes again at a time
when the doctrine of the divine right
of kings was at its height-the king
can do no wrong, and a man who was
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-05-17

Iof Pallas. Just above my chamber door;
Anu his eyes have all the seeming of
a demon that is dreaming, and the
lamp light DER him cleaning, throws
his shadow on the moor; and my soul,
from out that shadow, that lies float.
ing on the floor, shall be lifted, never
MORE" ,,:Y s.,'~... -.r.
Poe, in these lines, illustrates the
gloom and sombreness and shadow of
a purely intellectual education.
A sculptor was commissioned by a
king to make statue Of 4, man and
produced one, from marble, beauti-
full in form and feature, and brought
it to the king. 1T is beautiful" said
the king, "but 1t is cold" The sculp.
tor tried again and made statue of
wax and brought it to the king. 1T is
beautiful" said the king, but 1t can
not speak" The sculptor went away
again, and searched the streets, found
a man deep down in sin. He lifted
him out Of his degradation and for a
long time taught him and inspired
his ambition and raised in his mind
higher ideals, until he was an honored
man among men. He then brought
Inn to the king and said: 20, king,
l cannot make man, so took a
man whom God had made; but who
had lost HIS image; helped him restore
it and helped him to lead useful
life." "Well done!" cried the king.
"A man who thus serves his fellow
man is served only to Cod"
Some people nowadays sneer at
creeds and say we need no creed only
to be decent. Some who sheer at
creeds wouldn't know q creed If they
found one tomorrow morning stick
ing in his porridge dish.
A man once went into a strange
meeting and nothing was going on.
He sang a song, then waited. Nothing
followed. He then prayed and wait
ed again. Still silence. Then he
testified, and again silence. Finally
he asked one who was near him what
sort of, a meeting this is anyway.
He was informed it was a Quaker
meeting. I'm an earth-Quaker," he
exclaimed; "let's start something"
It matters not SO much to me what
kind Of men made creed as what
kind of men the creed made.
The church of the future must be
out and out in its opposition to every
thing that Is evil.
The people of this church must fight
the devil to the last ditch or get out
of the church.
The church of the future will be a
church Of laymen. The great things
Of this world have not been done by
preachers, but by laymen. When
one the courage to stand up in the
arena and protest against the murder
Of people for the sport Of others, it
was not minister, but a layman,
Who was It saw the need of laboring
women and children in the sweatshops |
Of London; not a preacher, but lay
man.
The church of the future must be |
one of laymen. Some mems creed is
shown by these lines: I'm the worlds |
broad field of action, in the bivouac Of
life, you will find the modern layman
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walking behind the pillow went forth
| to preach. 1t struck once more, when
the church was at very low ebb
when real religion was almost un
known, and brought forth Methodism
which became q force for righteous
ness throughout the world and brought
new visions that reached beyond the
stars.
| WAsley's gospel was a gospel OF
salvation from sin here and now.
About this time there was student
named James Watt, in order to pay his
expenses in school, mended mathemat'
, ical Instruments.
The same Watt who discovered the
power Of steam. These two great
forces were brought to America, the
discovery of steam and the doctrine
Of regeneration by faith. Wesley
was raised up at time when morals
were dead: at a time when the clergy
drank liquors and where such signs
/, were hung up as Get drunk for pen.
ny; dead drunk or three pence; plenty
Of straw to lie on" At this time
women used language a modern print.
or would not print. but only produce
by row, of exclamation points. The
Cornish miners listened to his gospel
and many were saved. This power
leaped the seas and soon in the new
world, wherever the settlers penetrat-
ed the wilderness, there followed the
'itinerant preacher with his saddlebags
What would have become of Us with
nothing better of morals than England
had at the time Of Wesley? Land now
worth 500 an; acre would not be worth
1c an acre. because men would not
want to live in place Of such low
morals
And once more we come to the part
ing of the ways. Sight is swift and
faith is slow. People are restless
and ever changing about. In this
place (Beach) where few years ago
was wild open prairie and coyotes, to-
day is a c.ty with churches. The mass
of men are restless and ever chang
ing.
The question the church of the fu-
ture must meet and follow is: How
can we reach and lead this ever-chang-
ing multitude? What shall the church
Of the future be? We answer: The
same old kind Of church.
The church Of the future must be an
evangelistic church and must proclaim
to the world the possibility Of free
dom from sin here and now.
The church Of the future must be
an educational church. The state
today IA doing marvellous things for
our people. But there IL lack in the
failure to cultivate the spiritual with
the Intellectual. The athletic educa.
ton today In our colleges Is carried
to extreme. People worship Drawn
and make heroes OF John L. Sullivan
and such sluggers. but there Is nothing
in dirt to worship merely because II
is large dirt.
Poe must have been inspired In hil
closing verse Of The Raven" "And
The Raven never Hitting, still 10 ut
ting. still 10 sitting, on the pallid bust
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represented by his WIFE" or take my
wife and let her be consecrated, Lord
to Thee.
In the future campaigns against vice
the battle will not depend so much on
the preachers as upon the church.
I'VE are living in a grand and aw
full time-to be living is sublime"
To recapitulate: The church Of the
future must be evangelistic; it must
be educational; 1t must be out and out
in opposition to evil; it must be q
church Of the laymen; it must be q
holiness church-holiness that will
burn hole through the darkest
night"
The speaker closed his address with