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Show THE SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, MONDAY, AUGUST 28, 1916 HERALD-REPUBLICA- N, STEPHENS DIRECTS LAST ROOKIES TO DIG HUGE PLANTS CONCERT AT TABERNACLE TRENCHES TODAY . TO -- ROF. EVAN STEPHENS, who! vr?terlnv was honorotl bv i members' of the Tabernacle rhoirj . j jariil thousand's of friend.-!- IP' THOUSANDS PAY LEADER TRIBUTE - - - - -- - -- - -- -' r History of Great Musical Organization Recited by Veteran Chief. Soldiers Spend Sabbath Resting Up for Hard Work. Citizens - MANUFACTURES GROW ON PATRIOTISM PRESIDENT E. II. EARDLEi A of the Utah Manufacturers' ! association, who tells of state progress. Republican Candidate for Governor Points Out Duty of United States Citizens. UTAH TOWN BIG INVESTMENT; iPRODUCT LARGE nian-Jufacturi- to Develop Potash LAUDS CHURCH'S WORK CHAPEL ATTRACTS MA Factory Industry at Marysvale in Prospect. Great Crowd Visits Fort and Speaker Describes Attitude of Latter-da- y Saints. ToEmbryo Fighters Pay HERE GOTHAM BANKER ward Civic Probity. Visit to City. , J' UTAH FORGES AHEAD; MORRIS SPEAKS PROMISED - !;sei---- 1 President Eardlcy Tells of 5s- :;... f ' - V. v Progress of State in Industries. x I7a-rie- d has a total of TTTAH I 1200 factories, 18,000 people, has 75,- employing wvV X; 000.000 invested in the.se lactones, ; New out 515.000,000 in wages, distrib-to on to "Mormonism With Patriotpays Fort at Respect reltrned of the Tabfma'l choir, and in plac.je of Douglas Expenditure Project Quietude demore ism" wa.1! utes an than twice this amountraw theme the for address a scrvh afternoon thf usual ofSunday musical features were almost there although -' yesterday and others for themanulivered Utah farmers at Morris the Be le by Nephi V. Three , Declared to program iijih-ins- r me eveenter into the housewhich Grande visitors ai many ias was presented.special products meeting yesterday The principal speaker nuinarj of the finished product and in The audience which listened to facture ning. eamn as there were eltizen soldiers. of the afternoon wa Professor Dollars. Million 1915 the output of these factories was the address filled the large auditorium. who entertained his hearers were deserted The barraeks .practically was a There musical $y2, ooo.ooo. career and program with rmlntiffnrfs of his Mr. Morris spoke in part the choir. special These are some of the statistics preexcept for a fewInof those who deemed by with hi a Interpretation of music a." ae of the day at study of at follows: it wier to put sented by E. H. Eardley, president an WO fa tor In religious worship. C. W. of industries fireat magnitude It with in to Iatter-da- y association Manufacturers' than tactics the "The Saints have spend military deeply will be probably introduced In Utah written in their literature the loftiest friends or relativew In the city. It was address before the parents' class in tho Thepresided. muic program Included several on an early date, the plants to cost possible Ideas with respect to the desa dav of relaxation and the at Twentieth ward yesterday morning boys took of the t'omposltlons of F'roff?or SteIndusnot prethe of of "Utah because and Its it. of the Their this nation. standard or subject 000 advantage ooo, rhotr. a tiny to Tabernacle accord the $3. 1 total build, phen sung by 4-- i tries." works in a manner link this t ceding week had been one of strenuous On the eve of disorganization the Fing- this ing to an announcement made yester government peculiar In his address Mr. Eardley gave some The with detail, but because commencing their ers entered into the spirit of the oi religion. soldiers will be day at the Hotel Utah hy Georjre II. land of America, according to the Morimornlnc the amateur more r r,ri and seemed to feel a thrill figures regarding unusually interesting mon idea, has been occupied at differis not ordinarily strenuous an which Initiated, even In a of industry firm of the member Ly an eperieneo of year under Salmon, bankingof as a manufacturing indusent periods of the history under disinto the mysteries of the scl-- ; manner, thought the masterly leadership of their retir-O Arbuthnot, Salmon & Co. of New York, pensation, en e of w ar. and yet should be classified as under try special dispensation, ing choir master. "Grant Us Peace. a such. This industry is electrical. In The services In the pot chapel, con- who is heavily interested in projects of Providence and held in reserve on W3H most beautifully rendered, lord'' of at Anshutz a this industry in 6Utah there are 4800 J. Rev. ducted time when milthe world's a by In reoccuDancy duet Phillip featurw of this selection British Columbia representing" betng men employ ed or percent of the adult of were a member in company Mont., Mr great things Killings. pre James Wood and culminating by Joseph J. were well attended bv officers at lions of capital. male population of the state. Last year still for paredness greater both members of the eholr. The things. Mr. United the to famSalmon, the electrical companies distributedcon-tn of "The influence Accordingtheir the members of the MounCnited States the fort, other numbers were "Heboid the the of rest ilies the of members $3,500,000, expended in new been and the ho wages world has of camp. upon which training: States Potash corporation, tain of the Lord." nuns as the opnln(,' and paid in taxes mcst remarkable in the way of liberalstruction $4,750,000, The hand concert by the post band at- is a director, has hvmn: "Come, learet Lord," whirh been with orKanlzed Ninety-seve- n n bi from crowd $550,000. of per cent of the their and visitors tracted institutions followed prayer hy Elder Harold G. government izing Senator Sutherland of Utah use electricity in some the city and was thoroughly appreci- a capital of $10,000,000. to exploit the bringing men of all nations to a recogpeople and "IIoMnna." th.e closing Reynolds, ated. form, a greater proportion than any on of the of Pro-- f potash fields at Marysvale, Utah. Mr. nition of the fact that a genuine demohymn, Become Head of other state in the union. e a s o r Stephens. Kxcept for a few vieltors the enmp Salmon declared that a plant for the cracy as it has found expression in May "To trace the complete history of manPrr-fwas of as a as Pew America will be the cemetery. that Ilvsn quiet triumph ultimately paid during $1,000,-00- 0 to cost of manufacture in the state," said Mr. Kard-lor potajsh of all commissioned the either Bar National officers, ages. he ufacturing the twenty-i- s Stephens had acted ers that Society noncommissioned, were about, and the The "is a difficult task, for the pioneers "Their struggles for freedom in this would be built Immediately. a leader of the Tabernacle rj.otr, and was left in of petty offi- question of the erection of a plant for land were in a manner fostered nnd Salt Lake Teachers Devote were a rural people, struggling almost he ha be n th thirty-fou- r place yar that!"' work, to the limit of human endurance to cers and orderlies. charge he had promoted by France and Spain on the Identified with Tabernai It Is within the probabilltle. that a bare living from the desert. wrestle Todav It will be all bustle and ex- aluminum to cost $2,000,000 will hinge one hand but opposed by Great Britain heforc man;, vast a u re Jtppetrrd Week to for the woolThe spinning wheel on the availability of power to oper- on the other, but the final result has the n audience Senator tleorse Sutherland of this Plate citement and however. Preparation apraln. tut he had adl resel en mills, the knittingpreceded needle the knitto whit h hep'Vr felt so endeared an the one nay !e mado president of the American "rookies" will net down to the hard ate. Mr. Salmon said that Marion L. been to liberalize the British colonial School Work. machines and the home churn tho work of the second week of before him Me said thai he was a na- l"ar ting policy and the two nations are among modern creameries. most foremost in looking to a presthe aoclation. wldrh hold? Its annual tralnine. While It will include amilitary review Thomas, reputed to be one of the greattive of Wales, the land of song, but "In 1850 the production of manufacmuch of the work of the past week. est env?ineers in the country, would ar- ervation of religious and political freethat he had to crne (o this countrv t meeting in Chfeairo th.ls week. While of STPcial car service for teachers at- tured articles produced in the It be lare-elunder the direction rive in Salt Lake from New York either dom on earth. will at start Wlllard. tii? ftr.ator has made no campaign for first etnicins. locating amounted to about $290,000, territory and the seems incongruous in the attitude tending the institutebe at East High "It ixlRichard Park of the regular next mil north of Salt I, a ke. In the plaee, rnnr.y prominent members of would dpt. or and over school building will of were Saturdayon the Sunday those then of operated France armv enKlneerlnir corps, who will be then decide and principal products America of th Spain the servb defendingWaei. he ald.were of matter making saw the the in her conflict with Great Britain and the E. Second South car line instead and the He assisted bv members of the renular aluminum in this state. mill, foundry held In hi filhcr'.s have beep worklnic in his church e conShould of over the Fifteenth East and Mount woolen mill. Manufacturing- as it exthen ad subsequently corns. The volunteer members ditions prove little t; o t n England and has one opponent.-Ithe person f a armv the alu- America Olivet lines. unsatisfactory, ists today eis the development of the tomore from of the of the became ranks taken corps, knit closely minum plant will be built in Califor- gether in their ideas and of the insti- la5t twenty-fivsession the For lleflne Mormon ImIc. or thirty years. Philadelphia attorney, who has ?URht opening suffl shown have "rookies." who the aspirations. .said that Mr. or tne cient technical and Mr. Salmon but 10.30 a, m. special cars will nia, at at t:.f every tute, meeting common a position knowl of Morr.on of the readthe and Speaking practical musjc Spakinhe language Ileet Sugar Industry. leave at 9.45 from the corner of Main years.v edge, will be utilized as Instructors In Thomas had already ordered prelimihur.-durlpir the ia.t four Satur-!.ithat we that mu-'ing a common literature has been a and a;l numbe in connection to started work A sufficient E. South. The for Second nator left nary "When tho number of measured 'hirao to ami in .""enttment factor road end. this v.im teautiful pirr.ply sketching with building the potash plant. Work great ber of extra cars will be provided, and people benefited and by afternoon and immediately upon map drawintr, the total value of Latter-da- y "The ni'i-work trenerallv. earn;, n in otiier hurl'-.Saints believe nl that on this start will the latter school building the also be at the ad jo'irnnient of the a!ocin tlon, the the beet sugar industry is building the Deity employs human The work of the entire command, week. with rflicii'iK things, but that senator for will teachers after the the product for conveyance of high will return to Salt Iake. continued Mr. Eardly. the tfie drtll will to and than other of greatest," in Morrr.ontm w and work, accomplishment squad purposes I "". Mr. aftthe Salmon to cars noon hi private recess. Special said that prior for the on in the manufacture of Clayton, on In the foothills north be believes Is "Experiments carried that freedom the brini, el er t hin,: iown t priietlee. lie political head-iwar practically all potash harbinger of intellectual and ernoon session will leave from Main sugar were made a far back as the in the in ' hartre of ht irters Kuropean lie tared that It w.i the tendency 'ti barracks. Purine; the salts religious and E. Second n tnj return of the compnnv of mineral origin consumed in progress. South at 1.15 p. m., and Walker Hank bnlldlntr. sixties and a small plant was of command the the half mnrnlnit first iinjsi'' to l"nd f" sentlmentallsm and tr.e on hand for returning at early cars In behalf of his return will be instructed in map readine American industries were imported will be across the plains by team. In to campaign will brought ei.iotmn nnd that musu- yield readily to the "Loyalty the agencies employed by from Germany, imports by the United Deity is a form of religion close of the afternoon program. the the of Utah county and te pushed most vi;- count ne paces, preparing ecales anil States Senate southern If. He f.ud that the partefforts of the troin doll,n. on arrangements is in Davis county to million committee The were made to many amounting oroudv. besketches. Saint's road Jiorrnen chiifti are t,nx foreign to of We view. maklnjr point understood Hritish lars The have it to cane solicitous as blockade, to ho raise make clearly the industry yearly. lieve will of It command The second the to that half avoid better tut try governme.it to the institute profitable, but without avail. off the supply of pota.h salts brought about by human that special car bervice Th- Itler-dain the construction of a mod- shutting means Profe .urto Siiiut.o, and rnijaifp K. line Second South over from the Industries be will the the late eighties the people of Germany, crippled em Infantry fire trench, cover trench. further the best form of human govern- only to obviate delay by taking- cars the"Instate Stephen? "iid. live ni're t h n thereupon dependent to an alarming grew sugar beets and experiis ment to rfiMtrs artl that the Tabern l". trench. continue the Eimwl condicommunicatingbombproof, happv and in the tion which the world looks forward to over lines used at former sessions, ments made resulted in the establishshortage o r r k' a n e ;r it the Lad pli nterproof, wire entanglements, mine extent, the consequent for the ment of a factory to make beot sugar. supply creating a national famine that when righteousness and peace shall that those who are not in timecars Kallerv and demolitions. ration. over In 1890-9- 1 the factory at Lehi was special cars take the regular 1 k In the afternoon the entire command is calllntv for immediate relief. note of our viork." h the earth. reign rld. throughout the same route. built. During the twenty-fiv"i to rue. n what we nuir and to sdn? ' years "It is folly to believe that the win enaRe m tne construction or spar Discovery of Alunite. 600 and that have between estimated is It that the sugar industry in elapsed millennium bridsres. single and double lock spar wiutt v be will neari: to Mt tr to om pur- 1511. Mr. into Salmon In United the projected said, 650 the will attend teachers institute, this and surroimdin states has made nd i l itrift .ivvav to thins theatre of human action until men bridges and In fellinj? trees by means States peoloRical survey identified the the po!e In will conclude Friday, with two a phenomenal growth and the sugar u 5uppor t of thi of explosives. They will be instruct oitr telif." in the v.reat fissures found have attained to that higher order of which trfv rock m. a. 10 filling after at sessions today daily, lactones nave proved tne gTeatest maed in the theory of land mines and will in the Tushar range. Piute county, living. f'r'ifeor Stephen. read a :unber of at 2 o'clock. terial blessing that has ever come to "So the best form cf patriotism and and each afternoon be Initiated In the different types of Utah, as alunite, a mineral that conw,;" et . rton to Illustrate the ttrac- In detail is the program the people here. Following All of the work will be tains over 11 per cent ti ability of the jioni; of the Mormon is to obstacles. the instiloyalty sacred preserve After for today: potash. An- illustrated by a detachment of the elaborate tests tho "In 1915 twelve factories were operMiller Glen Chairman tutions come which have us to from ehurih, the Genm. 10.30 a. school. geologicalpota-s-survey East " e think a crrea t deal of our home in Utah and southern Idaho, which high ated races best Second of engineers of the was able to show that under divine In 1'rovidence. tho of teachers, principals and commercially. eral Is Utah territory. These meeting here In the beautiful Itorky mountain", retcular army. human thereby in of can nounces be welfare advancing recovered by simple and the auditorium: selection. Salt twelve factories Itinerary supervisors, 900,000 tons In the evenlnir a lecure on "Field alunite and have Pad th" fdea.sure of writinic highest degree." that leave other Inexpensiveof methods Lake Opera quartet. Mrs. Ruth con- of sugar beets, forhandled which they paid tho be will delivered on-Fortifications' r;f our home." many on by L'sinr even Tour. Edna Miss products greater aggregate Dwyer, soprano; more farmers than $1,000,000 Spccchmaking hi ("apt. Richard I ark. mol ttion. value, as, for Instance, aluminum. tralto; Fred C. Graham, tenor; Horace was paid $4,500,000, to labor, $500,000 to the local "'Jrant IT? I'tate, O Ird,"eornrof as an Mr. Salmon said that from one ton of S. Ensign, baritone. Addrers. "Relation foundries machine shops for rehe fai the little band of Morthe aluminum oxide in the Marysvale of the Schools to Social Problems," Dr. pairs, etc., and 250,000,000 mon oanie here for peace. He alo pounds of sugar Senator of State I'nited Georgre Suther- CARTER, HUNGRY, PEEVED deposits it is commercially practicable E. G. Gowans, state superintendentvio- were produced last year. read another omposlilori. 740 to the of obtain aluminla. The pounds instruction; announcements, time a sugar factory has been public land, who is now in Chicasro, will, upon Mountain Shout for Joy." "Every aluminia is used for the production of lin solo. Prof. George Skelton. built it has increased the land values ron ed d to be hi) Kreat-r- t his return home, begin an active cam "Hosinna."wa.s 2 metallic aluminum. Aluminum m. of principals, A10; within hauling p. possesses Meeting distance, of the read by the speak- paign for writialso in behalf and malleability, ductility and considerable first, second, third, kindergarten, at least as much as the amountfactory er, who explained that It had been writ-t-- n of the Republican ticket. spent JAILER tensile OBDURATE It room; AT "alloys fairly easily fourth, north ngstrength. drills, study for the factory. For example, if a facby him to be uted at the dedication inMr. with A21; metals other evand of the resists Mrs. A18; Day, Karrick. chairman fifth, Last nini,' G!n Miller, of the Mornton Temple in Anrtl ', l tory costs $750,000, the rule has influence of iron, water and vegetable Fairbanks, eighth. Mr. sixth, seventh,room: lie said that variably been that the land of the en loved the honor the Republican state committee, had hajl teachschool reason acids. For it is this south study belnpr used high or onUlktinc sixteen surroundinar the factory, withsec!n tlie arranger! meetings for Senator Sutheron an ervr.t scale in ers, Mr. Eaton, auditorium, first,south farmers increasing making in distance of it, has been inSeventh-Damore titan half thai had been land hauling y lemple. kitchen Adventists Miss to utensils, surgical appliances, Qualtrough, ond, third, Man creased throughout the state a follows: Alleged $750,000. Confidence ooserven m rush ceremonial. sevfifth, sixth, jewelry, fancy articles and bearings study room; fourth, drill, Ncphi, Monday, September 11. north study for machinery. 4i.i:x Creamery Industry, Promote Sunc in Choir. enth, Prohibition writing eighth, in 12. New Not Ielta. Tuesday. September Mr. Eaton. Tho Regulations teachers. school when Mr. "Another industry which has had room; of high plants the interest completed. 13. v. taken the Wednesda September Speiklncr FiMmore, by Salmon said, would have a treating cais the creamery invounter set in th work of the church, phenomenal near growth Milford, Thursday. September 14. Vigorous Campaign. at All to His Liking. of 100 tons of oro per day. can be ascertained As be said that duriacr the thirtv-fou- r as pacity or dustry. 15. Reaver. PROGRAM Friday, September DAY LABOR Mr. Salmon is recognized as one of the six vears that he bad been Idenfirst that manucompany organized 16. thirty fVdar September .ity, Saturday. the leading- capitalists of British Cofacturede butter was formed about tified v.tth the ehurih in this city he St. !eorire, Monday, September IS. A campaign of education alone tem where, he stays for several had mr.r.- than p0'"i voting Ten" and years ago. In the last !alt Lake I nion .lien to Give Barbecue twenty-fivof con lumbia, Hurricane, Tuesday. September If. 20. "Curly" Carter, alleged k n and of months He the women ir. hi declared three or four years Salt Lake especially was Sevelines year. that perance hoirv. li( s.ml he could launched bv the was h, Wednesday. September I'anmiiti Park. men, wtio nt escapea lail fidence Liberty nth-day with which he Is identified a to whether the bovs has become a great manufacturing and Adventists of the ihtermoun-tai- n speak irl.s advisedly await the arrival of of companies Richfield, Thursday, September22.21, orrecaptured to him had taken over nearly all of the lumIt has been decided by tothe labor barcenter for creamery and and conference at the close of their of to. Jay are inir t the faith to distributing back to take (Junnison, ficers September Friday. Philadelphia a Lake ber mills in British Columbia and symposium service at the camp ground ganizations of Salt give of their fathers and mother.- - as deline1915. after and dairy products, on a of .M.iMi, for trial September Saturday, on charge swindling would export lumber on a large scale yesterday. Many were supplied with becue and corn bake at Liberty park an supplying all local during ated Sr. the sensr, 'True to the Faith." there was needs, Id ber. Monday, September 2. in for to vain eat Homething pleaded small books and other publications to Labor day. In addition beto 5000 roasting of worth $1,000,000 creamery exported He had indulged in a sleop for a few as soon as the war ended. biirhi ne, Tuesday, September 26. M"K fireat Oratorios. ears of products, which were distributed be taken home and placed in the hands ox or two there will as . Vrowp-erl- t 27. hun- he Vernal. ;reat felt and hours Kvpects upon Wednesday. awakening,' September The joy of my labor here." continued made sandwiches . Lucious baked. corn friends of and as as west and I'ri'-efar north far 1. Chicago, neighbors. some a fellow vrv. can't have The visitor Thursday, September declared that the "Why Professor Stephens, "ha been to musimeat and an ear Prof. V.. K. Furnsworth of Loveland, from the barbecued Alaska. The total amount of turnthin?- - to eat," he asked the Jailer lumber mills in prosperous yearslarge Kmery, Friday. September 2'.. apmore will be given to each as or corn of cally enter into the feeling of what I Colo., delivered over the sermon for 1915 was $S, 000, 000. At the of closing the did not look for foreign mar- the. session last "Asalnst orders," replied Helper. Saturday, September have written md interpreted. jailer of various the parently organizaof the He guests lr time there are thirty-fiv- e dni; night. present spoke to his bunk in the kets. They traded almost entirely In part as follows The tour of this section of the state Carter turned back from all the re.it oratorion and from tions. creameries and milk factorcell thorouKhly disgusted. Canada with a small fraction in" the autothe works of all the reat masters, and will tie made In a Serlpps-Rootthe various contests will be ies operating in condensed "The ordinary idea in the minds of state. Among the a no meal Since have Carter's a escape revenue we try to fe the spirit which mostwas tour. nitcd for Mates, lhe mobile, specially equipped workers' the future exist- a novel one which athehotiron promptconcerning car is furnished Senator Sutherland been allowed to be taken into the Jail ly devoted to more equipment with the Christians Canning: Industry. ed them. In the twentv-sithrowrivet ence is vague has union and and years that The arranged, indistinct, yet on a as a occasion unless such I have devoted to thin choir we hav when in result of his that hard times came with the Bible teaches very clearly where ing contest. Sixteen teams will enter "The n canning industry was started special by this company recognition uns t!ie music of all the vrre.it masstand for American riirhts on the hl:h prisoner being- somewhat sick and the outbreak of the war, they found the saved will spend eternity. Christ this contest. Anther unique contest twenty-seveyears ago. The first faca well as that of the sjreat opera seas and the protection of I'nited States needing more than the ordinary prison themselves without capital. The bondof the linemen who have tory was a small lumber shack located ters, are 'Blessed be will that the for said, meek, they wa. Carrude the This result fare. of citizen-holders sought interest on their bonds. shall inherit the earth.' God's plan be- a pole climbing contest. on the outskirts of the city of Ogden. com powers. abroad. Chairman Miller has taken to him from the Mr. Salmon took over the bonds and fore sin entered the world was for the "in retirirtr from my work of more arranged with V. K. Iiverlnp; of Salt ter havinp; meals It employed thirty people for six field an and athletic be will There was It at the got control of the companies. Yester- human race to inhabit the world program in addition and the day gives weeks. the senator as pilot. outside and Now some of them are opersuspected than a quarter of a century t Rake to epe he stated that with other capital- throughout eternity. The entrance of promise of being a gala one for organ- ating fifty-tw- o At different points aions the route time that In this manner a plot develto do as an old Kntcllsh love ".song; savs: weeks in the year. They day his escape. 1 leave my t eart Nol.lnd me he would have built a fleet of sin, while hindering God's plan for a ized labor. .are packing on an average of 1,400,000 ists I exdifffrent state and congressional oped leading; to but I Carter used to have his meals from a each with a will accompany the senator. All cases of fruits and vegetables per year, caback. will do some ships, pert ti come time, will not change it. of 2.000,000 feet of carryingof swell restaurant. The prison fare is thirty in this country, but I shall meetings will under the dlr'Ction lumber The pacity paying- to farmers for raw products a "The 1'eter foretells time traveling apostle not pro abroad, a I hate war and de- the state committer and nil the meet-intc- s said to be making; him a little petulant lumber would be neededJ he thought, when the earth will be purified by fire, and distributing as $750,000 nearly now a seeks he and which for the reconstruction of Europe's bat- will be restored to its original condiUs present .'xtstence in Kurope. above announced will be hold In privilege $350,000 per year. wages plore he act his has be caused to tered homes. "The chtdr H a mon important thlncr the evenlnu. In addition at least two through "The leading product canned Is to tion, and will become the home of the In our ohureh. and I want mectinsrs each day will be held In the cancelled. Mr. Salmon declared that British Co- redeemed. John, the revelator, in the matoes. Utah puts up about to you keep tin the work that I have commenced. smsiller towns abmc the route. one would two in all the tomatoes canned in the of lumbia of New last Testathe the prove probably chapters 1 remember when I first saw most folUnited a was of been the and ranks fourth state tells of what world ment, Miry Islln of New York has advised MISSION prosperous States, parts having given STUDY TOPIC lowing the war. It had the resources view of the new earth and its capital tUf beginning; of this Kfe.it to I the committee that he would like in the union in this branch of the inbad walked from the Missouri river, distribute th speech of Senator SutherThe second largest output is and with three transcontinental lines city, the New Jerusalem, which comes dustry. Utah Be ''" miles. It was no hardIn the Senate in behalf of Amerimore than Ht. rniil'n Church Considland at into Vancouver, besides other down from God out of heaven. In has the largest single pea Conference peas. running W on came can across seas i and the protecthe the Ihill where ship. or: -- s facilities would be offered for this city are the mansions which Jesus in the United States, rights lines, canning er Kvansrellen! Work. factory I now hare-foo'a was tion of American rlschts in Mexico and to foreign markets. Im- said he was going to prepare for His port We looked s'ar.ds. located at Morgan, with a capacity of poods getting aftPaul' St. church At yesterday down on what to me abroad. This he proposes to do at his ernoon would also be tremendous. children. Only the pure and holy, who 120,000 cans per day. Utah ranks fifth migration a was conference at which :.e there t wa. most beautiful As an instance, Mr. Salmon said that obey God and keep his commandments, state in the union In the canning inpot in the! own expense,, both In the way of printithe subject of mission study was con- he Close Will world. It Octo-- t ng: and circulation. to Funeral The will have admission sold this eternal had of acdes 64,000 his Chapter Sunday permission morning. propdustry. was The attendance ter . l waThe nrs.m w a then beitur ha been granted and millions of copies asidered. large and in British Columbia to Jacob kingdom. Confectionery. RTf.it deal of Interest was manifested. erty built of the spee-ecenter will be circulated. the who only to use the land Late Fred Career intended Schlff, in of portion "LTtah is becoming a center for tho was L. Ilev. George Among the speakers of the srrent 'nstrum-n- t of today. If to place Jews from Poland upon. manufacture and distribution of conColwick of Chicago, Miss F. Chapbell the church bid a million dollar with' T. W. Lincoln. DISTINGUISHED and Mrs. John Cathcart of started way fectionery. This Industry which to buiid an orsai,. It could onlv CROP EXPERT COMING of Chicago i)ii:n. back in the early 60's. In 1S64 sugar Salt Lake. build a mechanism. Hut if we can only KIMBALL. In this city, August 62, sold at $130 per hundred pounds, and After the conference the executive or keer of the faithful In the Anne Hartwell Kimball, in her are held services 'HEN funeral candy cost $2.50 a pound. Up until choir we will have a power for srood Federal A crlcult uml Atrent tn Visit committee of the mission association Geneva h T. funeral Private year. to a of U. Lake held discuss for Fred years ago the manufacture of afternoon Salt twenty was this meeting that all human Inrrenuttv cannot touch. TO l.nke County Aujrnat HO, LAKE not developed on a one will be held at the residence, time the services Lincoln, mission study In Salt Lake for accandy ft take, the human voice to deliver! prominent VISITJALT 124 Sixth Kast street, Tuesday mornscale. Today Utah boasts of more large and II. W. lilbertsoti. assistant agricul I do owe a debt writer and fall and winter, but definite than the erf.lt mesjiiiire. newspaper magazine coming operwhich employ of at the ing. August 25, at 5 o'clock. Interment factories, to the irreat masters and it has always turist. Fnited States tion was deferred until later a millionaire real estate candy with forty Tuesday department 1500 3 an died a Olivet. who Mount annual pay roll ator of San Francisco, people, been my ambition to county vent work, will .11visit Bible InFtltute at o'clock. put whatever I at of more than half a million dollars; on of dilation of the heart in and tain I by tecotain- - familiar with their Salt Iake county AuKUst Thursday an Ogden hotel, it will be the close $1,500,000 is spent annually for mawork Into the music that will ever be a four of the Mate, inspecting the work Talented Quintet to View of in the life of a terial used in the manufacture of of the various county nmnl.i. This last the chapter interpreted as a part of true n I man. and last year the turnover is candy, work, which mR. I'tah is under the Beauties Utah of in Ogden at $3,000,000. Utah candy is Capital had J. Ihans of the Utah been estimated Mr. Lincoln charge of lr. ! Anions Thof Sent by Ciod A BUSH SUNRISE Y MA EST recover CHIEF York to Tokio and MeNew to from sold Is a from AKricultural fifteen 'olleve. days trying S. Horace Hostn. assistant choir necessary part of the agricultural acTomorrow. an of of heart and from Alaska to San Diego. attack effects the lbourne, a and paid hlsrh tribmaster, followed of he took all CASES Last counties CONSIDER trouble. where TO COURT Thursday tivity I county Other Industrie. ute to Prof. Kvan Stephens, declaring; atrents are employed. ill and died within a few Mr. Gilhertson suddenly "Tn the manufacture of flour. $2,000,-00- 0 friend. "Kvan Stephens hopes, by suggestions anel that hi bosom A party of distingulsned magazine "With him time the at moments. direct I help, TOO ARDENT TIPPLERS OF is invested and the annual value had been sent by .;od to be an inspira- to standardize the work writers will arrive in Ogden this aft was his wife. the of the products amounts to more than tion atnongr men. for none have writ- west. The remalmler ofthroughout in the state for ernoon visit will and LinMr. Mrs. Mr. (;ilbert-ron'- s and For years eight a quarter ten so many thing- that have inspired $3,000,000. two days, when thev go to Yellowstone j coln have been traveling constantApproximately follow: Weber county, Itinerary Saints as he. is paid annually a dollars million of the latter-da- y 2 the and will after ami 29: solace. Ausrust touring Their of park, I'tah park hone in become In vho Imhlhe too freely county, Augthe xpnrkling brew, ly children finding as wages. remember "Many of my associate 31 and September 1; Sevier visit various points along the Oregon met death in the San four Inehrliitrd and are put to bed by friendly policemen In tbc county. Pi;itON conducted by ust the old sinainr schoolI wa "Five million dollars is invested in 2 Line railroad. H; Short and and Carbon fire. Francisco earthquake county. Sep"cure cell at the city Jail, may hae the opportunity of explaining ttalr too younK September Prof. Kvan Stephen. the six cement plants operating In the is Gerrit i and accompanied by were tember and other holdings The'partv Their home actlona to hls honor mt xunrUr, Chief of Police J. Parley White Mated. Fort, to be enrolled In hi flrt cla?s. but state which produce 1,000.000 barrels of traffic the passenger manager I nit destroyed.to the orthat he plana to etahllh n minrlne police court v herein wobbly-knee- d Union Pacific system. The personnel was a member of the third cla of cement per year, each barrel connight LinMr. under new to the reorganize leader. Prior calamity I him had and offender mar be dealt tilth promptly. the honor Anthony t . Lund, nnd to exert their of the before The value of tho ganized bv pounds. of the party includes Lmmerson Hough, taining 3S0runs coln had made a phenomenal rise him. iJurlnc; best a court, according to Chief White, will be the fact The feature of auchnight from $1,500,000 to $2,- of belnar graduated under on Tom In products writer the It Marshall, novelist; efforts to business Francisco San th up in the keeping I before the court, have been with high standard which has made it fathat flrHt offender or drunkenneaa can heIn arroigned th" many years that have ,000,000 per year, and the wages paid0 fishing and other sports; Ring hunting, world. Through industry he rose time to eai breakfast and all mous all over the country. admonished for their conduct and releaaed htm his Inspirations to employees will average about $400,-00spread W. exLardner. editor humorist, to Ho a writer sporting from magazine reporter over the country. Others have done pressed his appreciation of the efforts to their work on time. n report per year. and writTribune to estate millionaire real Chicago later and n. over much for the development of music of the members to aid him In the work the a LL. to breweries have invested in not la have chief "Three of It the the preside regular ' er A. the plan for Post; Saturday Evening man. O a. in. nnd of the work of the Iatter-da- v he n will all In the court at of hour the "Jedge" grounds, machinery, and hi a been buildings, probability untimely has Lasker. which d Broken-spiriteambition over for the bo loss of magazine l. flrat-KraMaster, but I believe many years and wished them even Saints and theKvan Mated that White amon Chief aelected from other approximately the Cowles. equipment, patrolmen. and Linremembered Mr. Eugene and writer, property. his children It was left to Stephens to write greater success In the future than In The value of the product is he tntrat be n teood ntudent of human nature and one capable of comprehendiin Salt Iike and Utah as formerly beof remained what converted coln annum. the song's y of Zion with I the spirit of the Three hundred of each particular raw. $1,250,000 per ng: the gravity Hostonians. into cash and with past. ingThewith the arrives his property Saints. as wages l the Iatter-dais hope that he as new dollars distributed It Another the of thousand aolve that McClellan J. aftmay this J. "drunk,'' problem Prof. at ayntein addressed the Ogden party Mrs. Lincoln started to travel will continue to write soups of Zion choir, urging the necessity I In known the uder to of Australian employees. that the "tajcKlng." circle. l ernoon be will shown nyntem and the points of police service around the world. The couple first m man I that the youth may be Inspired by his to the church, assuring the.ofmembers "There are eight salt companies opperiiklttetl toI become Intoxicated only once In eachSaloon city, ytem Interest about there in"ludine- a tr'i went to Europe, but were driven work- - Many people within the hearing: that in the state, which have intr'or no sentence. n aecond the from there alternative offene to Jail and in this service will war. canyon erating renderingothers up Ogden then the there evening from they They by of my voice have been led to Investi- are laving up a store of contentment in their plants over $1,000,000; vested' . tocr n man I pernre and if liable dmndto bartender be keeper tne entertained were al imprisonment equally ai and United States the toured church is approximately gate the doctrine of the Mormon mitted to become Intoxicated In their place of hiulnexx. the annual output valued club. happiness for themselves. for a month's tour preparing Utah the inspiration of his song;." and at $250,000, on am excourt "I through pounds, 100,000.000 10 new the for the sunrise in establishment will of the Salt the Lake Professor arrive at Thev Mr. working plan Lincoln Lund, when leader, to employees The berledictton was said by Duncan tended his through is a In $S0,000 I year n and to exit paid in few snld White. to Chief Tomorrow and ha.e the o'clock the this weeks," operation hope evening. died. choir, greetings McAllister. as wages. are arrested for drunkennes and because are compelled to visitors will be shown the beauties of "Many men Private2 funeral services will be pressing the hope that the same har"There are fifteen knitting factories lose their remain la Jail until 1 m. m.. before being taken Into they In the Salt Iake valley. The program for stays Farewell to Choir. afternoon mony which prevailed during the long this o'clock at conrt, held they 350 people, and pay in wages not to la be to It will employing them entertainment would my Professor service offense service their Trof. of encourime the at plan Job. At the conclusion of the by making? the chapel of Joseph William Taycompleted repeat Stephens the product of which $125,000; to theJx successor annually as retain lot of to It the be his the veteran Tuesday evening- they will leave Kvan Stephens said farewell lor. Interment will take place in .positions, but merely give them chance to snake. today. possible is valued at $700,000." iot lis Yellowstone park. Mount Olivet cemetexi. members of Lh cholx. AilvLsizune them choir master.- - assmMAR largeafternoon to roi. A:Nhonor yesterday Kvan Stephens, the retiring leader did Ttnut-ualt- I V.;- - - . - J I I Ste-jhn- s, I T I'm-ros- i . i In-Md- ! - j Mon-rur- . ronu-OJitlon- I r, CITY INSTITUTE AT EAST HIGH s . y, I i ! i - - Mor-niO- n 1 IT n , topo-Kraphlc- al , i tl-.- f s ag-encie- I - - ter-da- y y ; i r- i . ; i . I t. ?en-I'men- SUTHERLAND TO - I -- ' ; WAGE CAMPAIGN J e, so-call- ed t ? ! l reg-lme- h 1 Ing-raa- n, Ft lllu-tr-itlo- LAUNCH BATTLE n. 1 "It ui-ee- FOR TEMPERANCE ao . - h- - lfr rinds -- - 1 -- : h x - " accc-mpan- 1 can-riidat- es b-- 1 or-a- - - Former Millionaire Ruined by Earthquake Buried Here Will 1 n. 1 one-twentie- th t. vv-- " lHi-,1-- ;. n-- IB h j I sixty-eight- I j ai;-rieuifi- ire. .' Mor-r.icnl5m- ." heart-broke- - J J ; T. ! ! I well-know- well-know- $2,-000.0- 00. de - - |