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H 12 GOODWIN' S WEEKLY. The Car With Pep5 Power , afrid Pugnacity Liiiiifl' H ' . or Twelve Cylinder Models H I Hj National Highway four passenger roadster model Hh National Highway seven passenger touring model I' I National Models in Stock l for Immediate Delivery I; r RANDALL-DODD AUTO CO., If LTD. Hi k Hi I, Automobile Row "Wasatch 4560 iiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiaiiiiiiiaisiBsaiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiB BBKBBBEb&-, ' yt BsiisiiiiiKi&SLiiiii JULIA CULP COMING TO THE SALT LAKE THEATRE NEXT THURSDAY UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE MUSICAL ARTS SOCIETY. ART By George Sterling. She has her station past our years; An instant seen, then lost again; She gives, unbought by toil or tears, Her mercy and her old disdain. To divers men, in many lands, Her voice has been the voice of Him Whose house is builded not with bands, Who has her of the seraphim. The perfect light that is her day, Comes to us broken and dispearled, An alien gleam, a shadowed ray Wihose home is not in any world. The saints have eaten of her food, The Caesars held her word in fear, A poison in the human blood, An angel's clarion, high and clear. In dreams the beauty of her face Affirms its ancient sorcery, The leman of a lost embrace, A virgin colder than the sea. Not always exquisite and far, She holds a mystical abode; She walks the rainbow and the star, Then saunters on a common road. Untaught, unpurchasable, shy, Fugitive, wayward, wise in scorn, She waits a little, soon to-fly Our thankless gaze, our lands for lorn. This is that angel men call Art, Whose face the haunted years allow, Romance the music at her heart, J And truth the splendor on her brow. AN EXIERIENCED PAIR During President Lincoln's first visit to the Springfield penitentiary an old inmate, looking out through the bars, remarked. t "Well, Mr. Lincoln, you and 1 ought to be well posted on prisons. We've seen all there are in the coun try." "Why, this is the first I ever vis ited," replied the chief executive, somewhat astonished, "Yes," was the reply, "but I've been in all the rest." Chicago News. IT CERTAINLY DOES "Telephones are great time savers, aren't they?" "Well, that depends who calls you up." ' THE 'INSTITUTION OF WAR By Tyrrell Williams. JUST now in this country as well as in Europe it is the popular fashion to talk about war in terms of biology. The struggle for existence is univer sal, we are told. War is a manifesta tion of that struggle. War is nature's approved method of determining what nations are fit to survive. It is a sign of imbecility to oppose war. To oppose war is to oppose nature. ThiB is the argument of our scientific fatalists. This biological argument might be met with another ibiologlcal argument 'based upon the co-operative instinct of humanity. But after all, the best way to test an argument is