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Show fll ui a thing to vpsst It and break It sag to say m ha is a lrwarvi a capital P. Recently the Kansan In deprive It of a sbanc to change. It BILLS hla lectures has been talking about destroys It W must make changes The Tabernacle was Used to lu la our flseal laws, in our fiscal system, th "Modern Crusade" and b ha capacity to aceommoasle th throngs bos object I development, a more had a good deal lo say about progree-l- v that attended tbs second day's seo fre and wholesome development, not DEMOCRATS FROPOIE TO HAVE achievements and also, It Is aald. aluns. revolution or upset or confusion. W good deal to say about the ProgresTHE READY MEAIUREI FOR Tb speakers at th must build up trsde, ospsclslly for- morning sive party. Thla deea not mean that REOULAR EEIIION. slon wero 8. 0. Dennlon, president ol j COIQfCSI in sir, Murdock Is readv to drop th rdo W need the outlet and xtf3 SCtllOSI It I central slates mission; German the enlarged field of ooorgy wore designation .. TO DOCTRINE IE COM th Republican, but taken In Told What President Ex E. Ellsworth, president of the north' than w over did before. Wo must connection with n statement from bin AT L V SPEAKER! FOR COMMITTEE ern states mission; Mos W, Taylor, build up Industry as well tod must MATERIAL. oma Dm ago that he would not enpeets Dono r,uAL CONFERENCE. ter any party caucus, It may paaalhlv adopt freedom In the place of ant-firlpresident of Summit atake; Joseph IL wean that, not stimulation only to far os It will Murdock, president of Wasatch stak caring to affiliate with build, not pull down. In deallog with Program for Congress Nsit December th Republicans, ha will make np b and A. A. Hinckley, president of Do DOCUMENT UNUSUALLY BRIEF tb tartfif the method by which this ! Includes Ale Anti-Truwind to Join the Trogreealvm Legislal and eret stake. iniiiiiic ,4tl church Covommont tn ntay be don will be a matter of JudgPubll Land their legislative endeavors At the afternoon seaalon M. It. Wail In th tion, Conservation, of Presidency ment, exercised Item by Item, bouse, Laws and Army Reorganisation. Ing. prealdent of Rear River stake by WO! Ql Tuple To somt not accustomed to th William A. Hyde, prealdent of tbo Tariff Schedules, gaye Chief Eascu-tlvs- . Pregreatlvei Hep for Thirty. dtemento sod responsibilities Smith In Address. of It la today on of th expressed catello stake; Frank T. Taylor, presiMust Sc Altered t Conform By QEORCE CLINTON. rreedom our methods may la greater dent of Granlts stake; L. W. Sburt The Democrat! lead hopes of ths Progressives who will With Modern Condition Assons reepects and at some point eraWashington. HIT, pres'dent of Weber stake; tlebor do not wish the country hare menibervY'p tln ths next hous say they sorting to Party's Pledge. i seem heroic, hut remedies may bo t tho because C. the chances thst before the session ends there will understand, . City. Thr Austin, president of Bingham stake, hereto and yet ho remedies. It Is our nr that th tariff h sol sub-fa- be thirty odd members reedy to writ will th t tb opening sreslon, and 0. N. Etobl, presldsnt of Boa FI Washington, April I. la hla first business to mak sure that are they annual eighty-thirfor sxtrn themselvea down In their biographies th action at leglslatlv der stake, were tha speakers. fuse tb massage to congrews, a document of genuine remedies. Our la clear. member of ths new party. This Ion, that tbs party In congress unusual brevity, president Wilson to- If our motive Is abovo object any recent oprlng on' Just ic Pow challenge of th Progressives, It Is ssld. hop doss not Intend oo to for bln ths way pare Tha conference cams to a close oa day told the senate and bouse what sad only an occasional error of judg it (out 7.000 per Is not likely to bs fulfilled, but there attensthsr and to dus legislation ho glvt and the m'obi country oxpect la tho way ment Is chargeable against ns, w tion Sunday with three great meetings, la a studious way to everything Is seemingly aound reason to hellev rot, h .Urory of the church, with th attendance being estimated at lie of revision of th tariff, th task for I thill' bo fortunYta thst on nearly all matters of legislattna or by th platform pledges. 000. By resolutions adopted by the which mainly th sxtraordlnary see- w are called upon to reader tha eovsrsd ipoitle of the church tion th Pregretalvee and moat of tho Ills? If th Is at not considered currency . and nil of th Brat sewn Saints the conference was declared slon was called. Following Is tbe I country a great servlc In more mat-tex- t ths y it i. progressive Republicans will net tosxtrn session It will studied bs I by church the of tha of meseags: , of seventies to hav been tha most helpful lo years ten than on. Our responsibility ths commutes on )lv I, gether. curand at Hh the presiding patrl ten jrn Short addresses by members o To tho Senate and House of Repro-- I should bo met and our methods should rency, ths on of hanking Mr. Underwood, th Democratic th hous and ths sentaUvcs: Icln be thorough, as thorough s moderate presiding blahop nod hla tbo quorum of apostles along doe 4 ib In leader was th not Inclined other bouse, of senate. Is U ths extremely i I bavo called tbo congress together and well considered, based upon tha their trinal lines with the sustaining of al on Prot time to recognise th sxtrn tlm that th th probable by men. la oxtraordlnary session becauso a facta as they are, and not worked out session at Joseph P. Smith and Flrat authorities without change and a unanbut as has he comgressive Progressives, of both these lift Ole adjourns Anthou If. Lund were th imous vote that tbo cqnferenc bat duty was laid upon tbs party now In s If wo were beginners. Ws are to mittees will hav screed announced now that ha will do no. boi majorinpoa at the recent elections which It deal with tbs facts of our own day, while been one of the best In tbo history of power on reci ,it tbe opening session, reports ea ths currency, which will It Is said by some of ths Democratic ought to perform promptly, la order with tho facts of no other, and to ty t Co, bs very much silks la character. It Is leaders that this will be good politics, president of tha outhera tbe church marked the afternoon ses that tb burden carried by tb people make laws which square with those e slon. Demo4ilon; Melvin J. Mallard, prea-:bunder existing law may bo lightened facts. It Is best. Indeed It la neces- possible that they wUI b Identical, and moreover th progressive Tbo speakers war Heber J. Grant. crats apparently desire th aid of northwestern states mis so soon as possible and In order, also, sary, to begin with tho tariff: I will hut if they are to b Identical tb euch Progressives and progress! house pb K. Robinson, president Ilyrum M. Smith and Orson F. Whit that tbo business Interests of tho erg nothing upon yon now at tho Reid committee's members must Republican as they can get to assist tlifornla mission, and Men E. ney of the apostles; Ilyrum G. Smith, In the way of compro country may not ho kept too long In opening of your session which can ob- mis something mem- them In putting through Mr, Wilson's to commute th ssnat .,!dmt of tha eastern states presiding patriarch, and Brigham H. uspens as to what th fiscal changes scure that first object or divert our - Roberts of tbe first seven progressive legislation In cat there bers, and tb reverse. . i?ok at the afternoon teapresidents o;! tr to bo to which from that clearly defined they will ho reTh thought of th Democratic lead- should b a conservative Democrats seventies, while only brief remarks quired to adjust themselves. It Is clear energies duty. At n later tlmo I may tako th defection. sor church government and supplementary to some of tbo ad to th whole th tariff liberty of calling your attention to re- ers Is that It will b wise to hai curthat country Honor for Goethsls and Aids. of were President dress Is made It as ths rency Joseph sslon leglstaUon, tha of by party's presidency duties must be altered. They must forms which should press dose upon V Wilson and the DemoPresident Intention to pus It definitely outlined A were the principal topics P. Smith, who presided. bs changed to meet tho radical altera- tb heels of tb tariff changes, If not will be confronted cratle congress th 0! tlm tbe F. session by extra One features of distinctive the adjourns t by President Joseph tion In the conditions of our ecnomle accompany them, of which th chief with of what special tha In question order the conference was the selection o;! life which tbe country hao witness I Is bis opening address. In com-oth reform of our banking and cur- - a chanc that ths country may bs given honor to give to Col. Georg W, to between get chosen them of acquainted being the attendance at tha speakers, many within the last generation. rency laws; but just now I refrain. Oort bale and hla assistants when toWhile tbe whole face and method of For th present, 1 put these matters sessions with what It la that ths party if the conference be said that fiom the ranks of tbo stake presidents. la power Intends to do along currency gether they have completed tbo work jirflcularly well pleased be Addresses were delivered by tha pres- our Industrial and commercial life on on side and think only of this on reform linea. of digging ths Panama canal and In our fiscal editions permitted practically idency, but only five members of tbo wero being changed beyond recogni- thing of th change have turned It over to tha commtsaloa to Sure Cause Trouble. the from tion th tariff schedules hav re- system which may best serve to open leading officials to be pres quorum of apostles spoke which will operate It. It will be reIs trouThere bound to be a lot of mained what they were befor tb once more th fre channels of pro the exception of Reed Smoot stand In the tabernacle and only on membered that when Mr. Taft sugble over currency reform. It is safe dlllM Ore ting I President member of tbe first seven presidents of change began, or bars' moved In the perlty to n great people whom w Clawson. consideration for Cow ,!per gested special ilfcdlnt to ns down enough put this prophesy thala a commenting on their ab-a- d seventies was heard at a regular .cot direction they were given when no would serve to the utmost and a fact because was there opposition In th senthere has been strong large circumstance of our Industrial throughout both rank and fils. to Immediate consideration of n ate that Senator Smoot was forence session. measure to opposition every currency WOODROW WILSON. Charles W. Fenrose of the first presi- development waa whai It Is today. In a good cause and doing which has been proposed since tbo reward for him, and tbs matter waa Is 1913. to Our M. task them the White with The Francis and House, pres! I, dency square April Lyman, session. hla r the ministry and that government wss founded. Through put over until another wero actual facts. Tbe sooner that la don it will be turnnew Before water spl-and Influence Is a ser-- dent of the quorum of apostles, long th Pujo committee which Investigated the speakers at the morning service In the sooner we shall escape from suf- PULLED JHE POETRY STUFF ed Into the big ditch, and Inside of nix good and his example Is matters the concerning the tabernacle, while tbe morning fering from tbe facts and th sooner praiseworthy. As president money trust and through hearings held months It la probable that a hug was our men of business will b free to Actor In ball overflow Emen-goncAssembly In meeting a an Doubl :!sh mission, he said Rudget Doing by other committees, the Democratle barge will be sent through the canal thrive by the law ot nature (tbo naIn charge of George F. Richards of th Instructions of Follows c vis performing great service party In congress already has a good for tbe purpose of testing the locks In quorum of apostles, assisted .by ture of fre business) Instead of by As n matter of actual operation. deal of Information concerning th Manager. 8tag ebarch. No. 13 the law of legislation and artificial arLcvl Charles and H. will be comHart canal Young the Edgar fact, virtually on diverse views .rat Anton It. Lund, first coun financial legislation rangement. In Andrew of advance of the and months seventies ten about Jenson, course an William of Glletto, la the held by banks and business men in the pleted i tbe first presidency, gave a Business Not Normal. Coetbals at which church hlstprlan. Colonel sslstaut the time to th the of mads address United graduates commitStates. Moreover, the itorlca! review of the confer W bavo seen tariff legislation American A telegram was read from Apostlo Dramatic Arts tees will have the voluminous report first fixed for the completion of tho of Academy He authority by revelation. Reed Smoot at Washington. Senator wander very far afield In our day-v- ery at the Empire theater, told a story. sf the commission appointed by a Re- work. far Indeed from th field in which greater activity In the or-:- a Smoot 1 was In Booth's company bis Inability at "When regret expressed May Be In Charge of Operation. publican congress to consider curof religion classes. to be present at the conference, but he our prosperity might have had n nor- years ago," the actor said, "w had to rency legislation, was thought for n long time that It of committee a Z Rich, president of the east was with his brethren and sisters In mal growth and stimulation. No one be up In many parts. Frequently the which Nelson W. Wilson might make Colonel President senaformer Aldrich, es mission, spoke on the re'a who looks th facts squarely In th actors would have to double In a per- tor from Rhode Island, wae tbe chair- Goethals secretary of war, but tb tbe spirit, he wired. beface aportance of the Mormon colonel seemingly preferred to etay formance when the roles outnumbered man. From New York came, a message neathor knows anything that lies the and the belief in the Bible and of can to tbe surface action fall 1 remember on on tbe Panama Job, and It may be, of time w from John W. Young, a son of Presipeople. Th on two committees and banking tleth and resurrection ol dent Brigham Young. He congratu perceive the principles upon which were playing 'Hamlet When the time he was not offered th surrency, therefore, will have all course, that recent tariff legislation has been came, In the playera scene, for tbe sorts of material to draw upon for In- cabinet position at nil. Democratlo lated tbe Saints and the authorities based. We long ago passed beyond man to Callls, president of tbe south with poison the king, ft was found upon the continued growth of th and In addition they prob- leaders, and Republican leaders, itates' mission, referred to movement and conveyed hla very best the modest notion of "protecting" the that the particular actor selected for formation, summon more bankers seem perfectly willing to giv them, and will ably Industries of the country and moved the of storm and flood and de-- l was on the stage In another more business men to give any addi- some specific honor to Colonel Goelubes. boldly forward to the Idea that they role. part work Is done, but as conditions In Ohio and In Not only waa the conference on of were entitled to the direct tional views which they may have thals when his patronage Is no suggestion of what It It asserted that tnese devastathere yet the atmanager stage 'Immediately from the best in history point of epon this subject the government For n long time will be, excepting the hint that he te In fulfillment of prophet? tendance, but all of the speakers were of grabbed an actor who was getting so n men .now time that the Program for Regular Session. active long be put In charge of canal operarents that would come before may In to role. continue another ready' at their best, and the visiting Saints In publlo policy hardly remember the Already the Democrats have framed tions after tbe waterway la opened, Us. of the world. manwas i actor In a The big wrapped were regaled with words of counsel conditions that preceded It we hav best t tentative program for the regular that a salary several times larga J. Ballard, president of the and cheer, and encouraged by th re- sought In our tariff schedules to give tle, handed a bottle and told to hurry session, which will begin next Decem- and id." er that of any army engineer than Noon do the and th item states mission, delivered ports of the growth of the church In each atage poisoning. ber. They are looking beyond the shall go with the position. group of manufacturers or prowould recognize him, said th tariff and body g address In which he outlined taking It for granted that every department. ducers what they themselves thought Goethals has three chief army a ith of the church In strength, the customs legislation wilt occupy the slstants engaged In th work with The musical numbers were of th that they needed In order to tag manager. "But, protested the actor, 'what and membership and men entire tlm of ths extra session, and him. He la the director and tbe othhighest order, adding to tbe succesa of maintain n practically exclusive ire my linear the requirements of member the conference. market as against the rest of the they re preparing the way for the ers are the actual workers, although 'Oh. you know. replied the stag consideration the church as factors In retard of anti-trus- t legislation, of course directing constitute work Seventeen missionary reunions In world. Consciously or unconsciously, growth of Morinonlsm, saying connection with tbe Mormon church we have built up n set of privileges manager. publlo land measures and carries with it n hugs burden ot conservation, V That poetry atuff believed that this slow growth conference were held In various parts and exemptions from competition beind army organizations when the Po- responsibility. 'Sure! freezes next winter. a divine purpose. tomac inwas even hind which It These easy by any, of the city Saturday night The three chief army assistants ot 'All right,' eald the actor. Then he Tbe Democratic leaders think that Colonel Goethals are CoL Harry F. cluded missionaries who had labored tbe crudest, forms of combination to strode on the hla bottle, the with stage three great legislative measures Hodges, and Lieut. Cols. David Du B. In the following missions, together organize monopoly; until at last nothtecond day of the eighty-thirand, bending over the king,, aald: which the continued dominance Is Is to spon normal, residents: and ing obliged nothing with former present of Galllard and William L. Slbert Gail-lar- d conference of the Church the "Nobody here, nobody near! econtheir tests of it stand the and party depends are the tariff, efficiency central states, Christ of Latter-daSlbert have been on the IsthIn Saints was Australia, California, the hla "'I'll pour poison earl" tbe currency and anti trust enact- mus and omy, In our world of big business, but since Goethals took charge, to addresses by mission and French, Hawaiian, Hull, Leeds, Manever ments. President Wilson believes, and New Zealand, everything thrives by concerted arand Hodges joined them not long aftFrowned im Innovation. presidents. Only one address chester, Newcastle, has said so publicly, that competitive states, rangement Only new principles ot vered by a high official of the northern states, northwestern Montrose, Scotland, Is to be an avia- conditions can be restored In the busi- erwards. It Is understood that honsave final will us from hard a action South tion station, and the appearance of ness ot the United States. The lead- ors are to be shown by congress to That was a brief talk at the Nottingham, Scottish, Sheffield, of monopoly and a crystallization each states. At western and these three army engineers and also Y of the forenoon machines there Is enough, ac- ers African session by loss of the influences that flying say that there can be but one to the chief naval engineer, Harry H. to the London Chronicle, to of these meetings there waa an ex- complete cording George Albert Smith. quicken enterprise and keep Inde- bring some of tbe good old ladles of meaning to this, that tbe big corpora- Rousseau. Rousseau Is carried on the take presidents and mission cellent program. must be split tions or trusts not r pendent energy alive. twenty-fouthat town out of their graves. It was mto their componentonlyparts, but must navy list as a civil engineer. 'its, with one exception, repreRepresentatives from Is plain what those principles one of It them, as Dean Ramsay records, be made to do business as Individual ss younger men in the minis stakes attended tbe quarterly meeting must be. We must abolish What Others May Receive. everything J of them Nobody knows wbat these officers were of the third and of the Genealogical society held In that bears even the semblance of priv- who protested agalnBt steam vessels, companies, without entering Into any Imas counteracting the decrees of provl. which will be con- junior to Goethals will get In the way generations, a fact which was Assembly hall Saturday afternoon ilege or of any kind of artificial ad- dence In going against wind and tide. trade combinations anti-tru"ion as indicative of tbe con mediately after the close of the con' to laws after they of honors, but It Is supposed they all the vantage, and put our business men "I would hae naethlng to say ta thae trary n of the will be promoted, or, if this Is found to W. Penrose Charles cave ben amended. faith throughout the ference session. and producers under tbe stimulation Impious she Insisted. Anvessels," ions. in be Impossible under the law, that they the seems of F. first (he This to as presided presidency be the President Joseph program of a constant necessity to be efficient, other was equally shocked Inthe by will receive the thanks of congress, a Lund. remarked that while most of absence of Antbon H. economical, and enterprising, masters troduction of gas In place of oil, de- leflnltely arranged. At the extra ses-liowhich carries with It tbe distinction vho had conferences aw stake tariff for the first tbe were the of reguAppointments only; of competitive spoken supremacy, better manding: "Whats to become o' the of the house and senfloor 19 anti-truprivileges from lar session, currency and f fourth April workers and merchants than any In generation, he could of the Btafmon church whales?" The thanks of contime. pulr ate at any 'e at least a dozen of the fifth to September 28 have been made by the world. Aside from the duties laid legislation. If there Is time for the been have given and tbe rarely of both schedule gress on without having the a tlon, "who are Just as good as authorities of the church upon articles which we do not, and Much for HI Money. so unusual. It is extremehonor being oftwo at same the time. up the rubjects of allow will leading pome that probably cannot, produce, therefore, At the suffrage portrait show at ly highly prized. Murdock May Lead Progreislvea. burden of the addresses of ficials to be present at each confer and the duties laid upon luxuries and the Glaenzer galleries In New York, The Panama canal will be found, of Members next the bouse ud mission who ence. revenues of was for the the sake that merely presidents John Sloan told a story about the were elected as It Is finished, to have cost more when irch Is growing-steadil- y, representatives of the and It was decided that daily publlo they yield, the object of the tariff du- nude in art. than the government at first money are to at about be y party Progressive will casting must effective recitals be given laid henceforth Is ties spirit of Its members organ An old farmer and his wife, said for it was to cost The army offleader. memThe a rethought 21. The Progressive competition, the whetting of Amerieach and every one tbe Tabernacle on April Mr. Sloan, "once visited an exhibition when icers they took charge of operawill not be large, but it will Ith the remarks of the citals begin at 12 o'clock noon and can wits by contest with the wits ot where the nude predominated. They bership once Informed congress that at tions to form a be formidable enough big President on Friday whej he kBt about one hour. They are free, the rest of the world. seemed a good deal Impressed. they for the work had been estimates the In force and itself, especially that the evasion of duty and and are given at the expense of the seemed almost stupefied, by all the fighting Development, Not Revolution. too low, and that more money would a an if formidable one, understanding Hundreds of thouhlng of responsibilities on the Mormon church. It would he unwise to move toward white and gleaming pictures. As they Is reached between the Colonel GoethalB was a ( Progressives be needed. some of the heads of organlza-us- t sands of tourists each summer attend this end headlong, with reckless left, I heard the old man say with a witness before the senate committee and the Republicans. progressive cease. It was stated that the recitals, carrying away with them haste, or with strokes that cut at the sigh: canals for two days, Progressives who have been look- on Interoceanlc 'ties of Well, Hannah, 1 never expected the members told each, from the highest to a profound Impression of the great very roots of what has grown up he and bluntly that e ing about for a leader have been 'est, was defined In revelation, organ of the Tabernacle and sweet amongst us by long process and at to see as much as this for a find one In their own ranks the canal was going to cost much to who did not observe that recollections of delightful music. our own Invitation. It does not alter who they think woud measure up to more than was supposed, and that he to offer for the addifoundone of the T. George Wood, the requirements of the coming occa- had no excuses "hied musical because tional expenditures, they organizations ot ers of the "Boy Scout" movement la any lack sion, not because there Roses From Italy. Guy de Maupassant as a Clerk. toke with In the Progressive ranks, were absolutely necessary, and there approximately 600 among the M. I. A. of the Mormon of ability Guy de Maupassant's manner of life The. rose, so long considered the score or more soloists with a but becaUBe 4tbere !8 Iack could be no canal without them. church, Is planning a summer camp floral emblem of England, was not as a junior clerk In the French edu- ud tbe s not In house of experience among great oigan accompany-"tort- for the boys. A definite place has known in that country until the early cation office la the subject of an inMastered Hard Language. Ined an 'audience of 2,000 yet been selected, but It will probably part of the fifteenth century. Rose teresting article, by one of his old procedure and In matters legislative.fchernacle on the evening of be located near Salt Lake-someWillmore, an Englishman, In fact Is and Seldom It rumored, ab! trees were then brought from Italy colleagues. , We gather that he distinction of being the the with a program of compos!-"- I rumor enters than into More than 500 members of the Mor-no- n enjoys sented himself from his duties on tbe thing stronger and planted In the royal gardeus. who has ventured to Evan think the Victor European that t, only Progressives church, refugees from the various Sttphuiis., on of Illness an average were sent as presents from the ground They bar in Egypt the native at of who in Republican Murdock, appear progressive Mexico, church B takes of the about three days a week, and that noted Arabic schola is 'sn conference reunions of ails-"- s had been driven from their homes by holy father and highly esteemed by Willmore as Mr. to act of leader Kan8aaV agree have filled the royalty. It became the custom toe was how he obtained leisure for liter- j his and ,n pleadings ar, i;d former members of thcSe Mexicans, held a reunion In the Bishrepresentation paL Nonetheless he!he,r carve them over the doors of th con-Th- ary composition. ho119- The Progressives probably native judgee with admiration, for .were held In connection ops building Sunday afternoon feBSfonaI as holy flowers, hence the was very anxious to retain his clerk- listened to such fluhave e Ml! annual odl t?,,,ac rarelyclassic they conference of the gathering was not only Interesting, j term Eub roga (umj0r the rose) used ship until his literary prospects were j Arabia Is he , ent, unless willing leadership sept secure. 'Westminster Gazette. but uniqueto mtau 'with secrecy." Ave Maria. MB FIRST MESSAGE st L,le Dlcud u r lri 1 s d y ipi d -- y 1 n, coo-ilderatl- un-ibl- J J - |