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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-20
MILLER is FIRST IN
DESERET GYM SWIM

The Deseret gymnasium held It's sixty
yard swimming contest last night, with
sixteen swimmers. The results were as
follows
Heat No. IL. Decker first, i1-second
start. A Waldon second, 9-second start.
Time, sc seconds.
Heat No. 2-Clarence Miller first, 10
second start: Hyde Cowley second. To-
SeSInd Gant Ssar n Gnorpe ne o. Waro0 Ioeo1T mEst =
second start; 2. Glenn, scratch. second.
Time 56 seconds.
Heat No, &C. S. Young first, S-second
start; M. Cannon second 3-second start.
Time 53 seconds,
Final-Afiiler first Young second. War
ing third, Decker fourth Time, oS Sec
onds
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-20
INQUEST is ORDERED.
Mysterious Staying OF Greek Iaborer
Near Pocatello TO Be Probed

Special TO The Tribune.
POCATELLO, Idaho. Nov. l9.-An In
quest into the killing OF Ernest Vlahos
a Greek laborcr at a construction camp
near here yesterday. has been ordered
by Coroner Steeley Vlahos. accompanied
by another Greek were seen TO enter the
bank of Grace where he cashcd $500
worth OF time checks. His companion
left the bank before he received the
money and has not been seen since that
time. Vlahos was found n short time
later, by ditch rider. He had been shot
through the head and his body covered
over with brush. The money which he
had received a short time before was
missing.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-20
kISER BOUND OVER.
Youth Charged With Attack on Girl
Valves Preliminary Examination.

Special to The Tribune.
PROVO, Nov. 1a.-Rov Kiser, who at
tackled Miss Caroline Chadwick al the
Chadwick ranch, near Mlli Fork, Monday.
was taken before Justice e l. Jones
today. He waived preliminary eXamlna-
ton and was held to the district court,
His bonds were fixed at $4,000 in default
OF which he is held I'm the county jail.
Kiser says he is 81 years OF age and
that he was born In Montana. leaving
there several years ago, and mas been
In Utah about n year, trampiDg around
the country. He had worked tn a coal
mine east OF MIL Fork a short time be-
fore the crime was committed. but ne
does not know the name OF the mine
nor the man in charge. according 10 his
story. Klser expresses a desire 10 have
the case closed and receive his punish
ment, and II Is believed that he Will
plead guilty in the district court
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Prosecution Closes Case.
Special to The Tribune,

Special 10 Tie TrIbune.
PROVO. Nov. l9.-The introduction OF
evidence for the prosecution closed toda y
In the Jim E5llais murder trial The evil
dence introduced was OF the quarrel be-
tween the Greeks and Mexlcsns, and the
actions of defendant and his admission
OF the stahbine. with his claim OF self
defense. The defense introduced a mum
ber OF witnesses who gave further evi-
dence OF the trouble. rehearsing 10 a great
extent the evidence OF witnesses for the
state IL is not yet known whether de-
fendant will take the stand. but II Is eX-
pccted that he Will.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-20
Fair Association Prospers.

Special 10 The Tribune.
SALMON Idaho. Nov. l9.-Tho Lemhl
County Fair association held a mas
meeting last week and elected The fol-
lowing officers; Albert Amonson. presi-
dent: DR.. WhltweIl. vice president: a. G..
Draper. secretary: @. w. Meltzier. treas
ursr According 10 reports presented
the association has paid all bills for this
year and some carried over from In st
wear and has balance on hand. The
association made a dona ton Of sl00 to-
ward the cost OF building a bandstand
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Tolley Funeral Held.
Special 10 The Tribune.

SpccIa! 10 Inc Tribune.
NEPHI Utah. Nov. i9-Funeral serv-
ices were held in the North ward meet
rollcy who died at the home OF her sis
ter, Mrs. Thomas Grover IN Morgan.
Wednesday OF last week. The services
were presided over by Bishop r H. G..
Parkes. The speakers were Langley A
Bailey. James D. PeSton. George W.
Tolley son OF deceased Edgar Lunt of
the stake presidency and Bishop T. ". @.
parkes. Her son. George. of Gridley bad
charge OF the funeral arrangements, Mrs.
Tollcy was the wife OF Samuel Tolley
and was the mother OF twelve children.
nine OF whom survive her.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-20
CATCHER WILSON OF
GIANTS is VISITOR

Arthur Wilson, one OF the Giants
catching staff was among the disun-
gished visitors who honored Salt Lake
with their presence Yesterday. Wilson Is
during the winter he viii let the rain
shine and the sundrops toy with his blond
locks In Salt Lake he called on two
schoolmates, Arthur Coombs and JACK
MldgIey, both employed at the federal
building Midgley is the shortstop OF
the Newspaper Grays. and dates his IN.
terest In baseball from the beginning OF
his friendship with the Giant receiver
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-20
Sarah Bryan Dead.

Special tn The Tribune.
TOOELE. Nov, l9.--Mrs. Sarah Muir
ray Bryan died last evening as n result
OF u complication OF Ills. She leaves n
2-weeks- old child and FIVE other children
under the age of l2 years.
Mrs. Bryan was the wife OF Joseph
Bryan Of this city and daughter OF Alex
ander Murray of Lincoln. who also sur
wives his daughter Mrs, Barbara Win
sor OF Enterprise Utah; Mrs. Agnes
England and Mrs. Tennie Sagers Of Too
ele Mrs Maggie Smart OF Lincoln, Isa-
bel and Robert Murray OF Lincoln are the
Immediate relatives.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-20
Sues Mayor and Police Chief.

Special % The TrIhuno.
SALMON, idaho. Nov. ia A. Smith
has entered suit against W, Peterson.
mayor OF Salmon. and n. NJ. Campbell.
chief OF police, for $4,000 damages al
legged Ia have been inflicted on his repu~
tation. character and good name Smith
was recently arrested on charge Of
renting houses for immoral purposes. but
was acquitted by a jury, Following his
aCQul,ial. Smith presented n petition for
his appointment as chief OF police instead
Of Campbell. Peterson refused to con-
slider Smiths petition
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-20
i Back Team.
|. Not OvercOnfdent.

|sh Nov. i9.-"Shorty" Des
'ts Maroons' great center, will
= Wisconsin game Saturday "
"a will permit him, and Schulz
~ sure 10 get into the contest.
/ ika news from the Midway this
. where practice was resumed
5!tle on which viii depend CHI
Leg fyst place IN tho confer
III race Des Jardien walked
q crutch and declared he was
d. Coach Stagg. however, has
sofd on such things.
rg.ers, at least, are not too
G victory over the Badgers.
81 Is the best the bettors VIII
- outcome OF the game. Wis
Euid Is expected here Friday
trew crowd Is looked for at
y but tickets, a large number
,are fallen into the hands OF
\ are at q premium.
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Mrs. Diana smoot Injured.

Special TO The Tribune.
PROVO, Nov, 19.-Mrs. Diana Smoo,.
,yldow OF the late President A. O. Smooi.
feli on the step OF the home Of Mrs. NJ.
~ Hardy. Mrs smoot's daughter. while
yisifinr there Monday and sustained
frocttre OF her hip. Her condition is az
favorahIo az can be expected consider
ing her age, rs years
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-20
! Regulars In.

~ Seb., Nov. l9.-With every
inform. the Nebraska football
loday put through what was
maj hard practice of the
o. lhe strong performers are
io' any sort OF q game Iowa
70 plaF. they say. and the
ho' intend 10 take any risk
sohling stale by reason of
Soaehes and players are pre-
M hardest game OF the year
nsSkcyes, not even barring
mo the team Is in as good
Suy as al any time this
%ay was behind closed gates
wheinuauon Of the rehearsal
e Tor the Iowa spread and
ioImations, with the fresh
rung the Hawkeye team. The
ay was not hard, but the
,'h 2 lot Of tagging and for
~ alternating with attempts
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-20
Sues for Divorce.

PROVO. Nov. le.--Rcssie Clark Of Pro
20 has commenced suit for divorce in
the Fourth district court against Joseph
"a Clark on the ground OF failure 10 pro-
eide She asks 10 have her maiden name.
Bessic Garrett. restored. The parties
we're married here. March .. 1918.
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Benefit Is Successful.
10 The Tribune.

SncClal 10 1 ne i'lobHc'
PARK CITY. Nov. 19.-Thc benefit
dance given last evening by the local
citizens for George Sproulle and family
MAS great success both from social
and financial standpoint About $500
was cleared. and the committee having
the dance IN charge Will turn over the
money during the next few DAYS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-20
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Hider Nevada Copper company: loca-
ton OF principal place OF business. Salt
Lake City. Utah.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the
following described stock on account of
assessment No. 4. levied on the 18th day
OF October, 1918. the several amounts
set opposite the names or the respective
: h. 81 hNldnrs a 9 fnllnN,a.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-20
jury Convicts Kimball.

Special 90 The Tribune.
LOGAN. Nov. le.-The jury In the
cnse OF tho state ngainst Roy Kimball,
charged with statutory crime, brought
in verdict Of guilty this evening. Mon
DAY next, nj O'Clock, was fixed AS the
time for passing sentence.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-20
Held for District Court.
ecIsl 20 The Tribune.

Special 20 The Tribune.
MONTPELIER, Idaho Nov. Is-Jacoh
Rhoner, who was arrested a few days
ago under the local option law. was
hound over to the district court on two
counts Rhoner is under $1,000 bonds. He
alleges he was hauling the wagon load OF
IiQuor which was conhscated from Coke
Vile Wyo., 70 Alton. Wyo
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Has Champion Hene.

SpecIaI 10 TIC Iflpuhe
SALMON, Idaho. Nov l9.-Mrs HAYNES
OF Shoup has pen OF White Wyando.te
hens at the International egr-laying con.
test at Storr Conn. which rs leading the
field. Her five hens have averaged more
than 200 eggs apiece. The hens have
been sold for s7S 90 an eastern buyer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-20
\ Practice.
plnal News Snruiaa

\, 'r'nal News Service.
~ hlnn., Nov. ls.-Dr. Will
wsrs s given their last hard
sne season at Northrop
iussfliooh The freshman
III. n,nols plays, faced the
hss a warriors FOR forty five
ssa snort rest the reserves
Saist the regulars. All OF
m e out for practice. Cap
~ 10, ~ seen at HIS old posi-
s,,h ,h'ihotes. He is stu hay
hs MS legs and unless n
Nj ,oe'ter comes tomorrow he
| u,v De seen In action on
1t,r,sern has fully recovered
IA s nc Received In the mn
n sin will start ihe rarn6
abHinst IlKpnIs 3o4S
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-20
pEsEREr GYa.
Company D Is Winner.

,,.rr,,ls. % and X Twentieth Infantry, pisyed
,, a.ms of football yesterday 10 ss'tio
Il, of thrco eames THIS particular game oh,m' '
7-o .o,,ro Tas Is 10 Is M favor OF COM
nanw n Tho most notable feature Of the ssrns nS
rrrS the long runs by McDermot', ,no'np,in p,i 49, -,
I. .IcuIsnnnt Bowen. enc-,mo star guard ot ""s'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-20

ting the city preparatory 10 the begln-
ming OF Installing their lines here. This
company was granted a franchise SOME
time ago and +. c. Bacon. representa-
tive Of the company. states that the work
will be pushed ahead az once.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-20
Start Pool Tourney.

The pool handicap committee for the CONNER.
ciaI club tourney mot yesterday and arranGed
.ome o, tho handlcsps Entries will cloec Friday
noon nj which time the handicnps will he
completed. PLAY will begin Friday night.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-20
Wins Paris Bride.

Special TO The Tribune.
PARIS Idaho. Nov. ls.-Fred Alfred OF
Montpelier and Miss Molile Thircle Of
this city were married here yesterday in
the courthouse.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-20
WINDSORS VICTORIOUS
OVER BROADWAY TEAM

Tho Windsor bowleru defeated tho Brondvayr
IN the city league In three games last night I'm"
Windsors rolled tho high fio5c game t0T team;
Win sss and high th-oo aamcx, with tolol
of assS Redruan led with sos. Srcvell-Patcrgons
and the Nationals md the Utah Power Lish'
md Utah Copper teams play tonight Last nights
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-20
Faces Felony Charge.

Special 70 The Tribune.
MONTPELIER, Idaho. Nov 1a.--John
Cunther WAS arrested today charged with
felony. II is charged ne broke mans
glasses with his fist, cutting the mans
face severely.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-20
Works Secretly.

aA- No, Nov. l9.-The strict
n kiill was maintained at Rol-
enay while the University OF
l.otosll squad behind locked
pl through Its PAGES by half
aches in preparation for the
kaDsas university. Ted
lHmer Missouri captain and
3 Joined the coaching staff
ss aggregation IS expected TO
Wlumbia Saturday morning.
Ns rainlng at .Moberly. Mo,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-20

And In. accorlancc With law and an
order Of ,iH board of directors made on
the 18th iay of Octchsr. tai5. so many
shares OF each parcel % such stock
may be necessary win he sold at The
office Of the company. iO5 Felt building
Salt Lake CITY, Utah. or the sth day or
December 1915. az I O'Clock p m. Of ss ID
dayS TO nay delinquent assessment there
on. together with the cost Of advertising
and expense or sale.
JNO. ]. NORRIS. Secretary.
hraca
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o. Signals.

[rlR. Nov. 1a.-Running signals
Il ish.on and working hard to
u forward pass. the Christian
nlsgs football team continued
ypa.aton for the game with
. next Saturday
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-20
BUCKS
FORMATIONS
|. Coach Predicts Vic.
|, Saturday; Other
Teams Practice.

.,,yEx. Conn, Nov. 1s.-fa'e,s
an had Its final practice Tor
a rame this afternoon and The
.snnaratively light. There
minutes OF scrimmaginE,
/ ~ varsity showedS great form
.-,,,bs. The team was then
.LnIoe on Harvards style OF
s'.-rssys was coached especial
- ZONES shifted Guernsey to
aon Of the practice and
!.IbIlity that the change may
prann also alternated
fhs deht end. Brann may
sss Harvard game oeeauss sa .d u5
sisncy In catchlns iolwaa9 .sni
csssrx.ss Il was announced that
sssun Will be the same that
Pnneetor game,
snaerRraduate body, headed
Ali march to the depot to-
.non and cheer tho squad
for Auburndale, Mass
.m Is Confident.
ma Macs. Nov, 1e.-'The
S<caIl eleven Of 1919 iB going
sard-breaker and will defeat
stadium Saturday" Coach
E.ushton told a mass meeting
y tonisht. Coach Haughton
is heretofore Yale has never
ss hnok" and has never been
stsrs In succession by Harv-
.sr's Crimson team Is going
-, on top OF that adminis-
~ plue last year. and is go
4. drst Harvard eleven 10 de-
: the stadium.
srpressing himself as most
,Ss head coach called for a
rntIon at the stadium tomor--
sSs students will be allowed
,ssm IN practice for the first
a. than a month,
d Back Team.
uAn are backing their team
"a Az never before, One pool
IA been raised among n group
an the gold coast" and Sow
rss,s have been formed. Com
-sds that Yale supporters are
Jds OF 10 TO 7. although In
M the odds bavo narrowed
IN practice today the varsity
No against team OF coaches
he undergraduates broke
barrier Of former stars.
a Brickley were kept busy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-20

Lansche all the nlini are IN good sh,,
'or mo battle with Minnesota. Snndau
81, ooach Huppke has racticaIIy decjSed -
a,it tne same team he used arainet ,ho
poliermakers. except that WtIsnr Iii .lin
pIopao aoiy play end. On tho other 90 VII, VII,
ySi,, Sg graves: RI while Armstrong and peTbv INV
pearnnce OF Wilson and Rows ."e @ '1su I,, ap-
neld as footballers 'n hlhois
.. Win LSnsche laid UP slightly. chances
sanp ,,,.,, rulierton and SIebens for the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-20
Prepare for installation.

POCATELi.O. Idaho. Nov ie-Th-ee
or four engineers OF tho Beaver River
Electric company are IN Pocatelio Plat
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-20
\ eScrimmage.
lal News Snrrl.A

|.,cs. Ina News Service.
!f,S ~. Nov. le.-rlIni
Pmms, s,sses'slactorily 90 tonight in
AZ. IN. VI the year Hard
s,ci 'ns programme for the
- with tho exception of
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Football Player Dies

Msrx MGLxEy,EsLAND, = ,!, Ohio, Nov. ls.-Morty
Injuries suffered in a foo,baIj s. .ouay o!
~ hr'oay Playing with an amateur tea m
ne ne plunged headforemost against a tole.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-20
pROkDWhTS.
DESERET GYM TEAM
is AGAIN WINNER
OGDEN PACKING COMPANY

The ncs.r,t gym team bowled a bottcr game thsh |
,b. ogden Packing company team last night inc |
The daily sentinel., 1913-09-29
LET US SAVE ONE COURT

RESIDENT Schumans substitute for the judicial recall
rant rahe rthan palliative. 1t only few of the
of which complaint is made. In practice much
likely break the back of the Supreme of the United
than asiage the fiery spirits who in rebellion against
courts of every description.
What good will do permit appeals to the national
from decisions by the Supreme Court of nvadatng
laws the ground that they conflict with the Fourteenth
Amendment Objection these judgments based upon
hat they judgments If have final
hori idle suppose that renewed appeals be of
he Supreme Court of the United States is overloaded
ready Our ecallcrs and eferendmers have
for magstracy than for another Most Americans dsn-
ned to accept the idea that tribunal shall be conferred all
authority state national To propose this arrangement
who believe that law should be interpreted applied at the bal
lot box manifest absurdity.
Popular recalls of judges and of judicial are not to
be defeated by multiplying appeals 1t is the those
who would do with that appeal lies only people
President Schurmans substitute therefore, would merely subject
movement and aimed principally the lower courts-St
Louis Post Dispatch
The daily sentinel., 1913-09-29
.EHRHART WANTS
CONVENTION OF
ROAD BUILDERS
Pueblo Suggested as Likely
Place for Meeting Of All
Commissions and
Engineers
Sentinel Special Service.

Denver, Sept 29.-The highway
commissioners board will meet early
this week to apportion $4,000
among some ten or twelve counties.
OF this sum, $500 will go to Pueblo
county, to be used in completing a
bridge near Greenhorn, close to the
Huerfano county line.
Highway Commissioner Ehrhart is
sending out the following letter to
all county commissioners:
81 would like very much to have
the number of miles of new road con-
struction completed, the mileage of
improved old roads and the number,
character and cost of culverts and
bridges constructed during the year
1913 up to November 1 also the to-
tai amount of county funds expended
up to November /, 1913.
81 am also desirous of holding a
convention of road builders at Pueb-
10 some time soon. ! would like the
attendance of county commissioners,
road overseers and county engineers.
The purpose of this meeting would
be for the discussion of road con-
struction, drainage and use of proper
tools and machinery. | suggest Pueb-
10 as the place of meeting for the
reason that Pueblo county has many
miles of good roads, well drained and
constructed and easily inspected.
will you kindly write me at once
whether you approve of such con-
vention, and If you will come and
bring your road builders? / am very
sure a great deal of good may be
accomplished through meeting of
this kind. Road building in Colorado
is an undertaking of great conse-
quence to the state. We must use
the best methods at minimum cost.
and we ought to get together and
discuss this important matter"
The daily sentinel., 1913-09-29
Walter Walker
EDITOR
FLOATING MUNICIPAL BONDS

IN VIEW of the municipal ownership enthusiasm OF Seattle
San Francisco Detroit Cleveland Cincinnati and other prom-
nent cities increasing difficulty experienced not most
cities floating municipal bonds is the least note
worthy In causing considerable ebarass-
Why it that these bonds which should be the
reliable and popular the market being looked upon
with suspicion? Are doubts beginning arise that cities are
overbondnp and that their financial methods reckless and
dangerous?
In his Municipal Ownership" published in 1907, Leonard
Darwin daredapopos of the dangerous tendency OF munich
paes deliberately rely future profits loans to take care
the outlay that bound become for the renewal
improvement their industrial pantsthat there several
for doubling whether municipalities would be able to raise
money heap the future they had been able to do the
and that possible profits their trading undertakings
would inevitably tend diminish Has this time already come
Municipal Ownership Magazine.
The daily sentinel., 1913-09-29
Unaweep Ranchers
Would Build New
Road With County

A strenuous attempt is being made
by the residents of the Unaweep can
N to have the road to the canon re-
built along the banks of East creek,
instead of over the great hill, which
Is the bugbear of every person going
TO and from the canon. Arthur Brad
bury is going to pass a petition
around the next two weeks and get a
long list of signers, asking the coun-
try to match dollar for dollar with
them in the construction of the seven
miles of road, great deal of which
can be built without much trouble.
The new road would be a steady
grade of about 2 or per cent, while
the present road climbs for eight
miles after one leaves Whitewater
and after going up some 200 feet,
lrops down into the canon in a mile.
4 distance on a grade of from five
70 l a per cent. Every resident of the
Unaweep is anxious for the new road
and will donate labor, supplies.
money, teams and everything they
possibly can but expect the county to
come through with a little help.
There is every possibility of the road
being built next spring.
The daily sentinel., 1913-09-29
HARD RAP FOR EUGENICS
Is GIVEN BY THIS BISHOP
Sentinel Special Service.

Sentinel Special Service.
Ann Arbor, Mich. Sept 29.-Bish-
op Kelly is opposed to eugenics
THE religion that holds God as
The author of the human soul must
ever carry on warfare against So
colled science whose code of ethics
in place of giving square deal to
-he unborn child permits the strang-
ling of it, says he today 1T must
AIRY on warfare against the science
whose illegitimacy is acknowledged
by the state. 1t must carry on war;
s~e against the science of unbelief
which sweeps civilization back into
ne maelstrom of barbarism.
There is likely to be warfare
against so-called science which, un-
der the terms of sterilization and
sex hygiene. interferes with mans
natural powers. contravenes his God
given free will in the one case and
robs children of purity and inno-
cence in the other. New and untried
theories are flyblown into every nook
and corner of public institutions,
with the hope that the larvae will
generate and exploit species whose
internal buzzing may be interpreted
as the academic voice"