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1 THE SALT LAKE HERAZJfc HERAL MONBAY IO D4Yf FEB 13 1905 5
PULPIT ORATORS ORATORSf ORATORS ORATORSHONOR ORATORSHQNORLINCOLN
f HONOR H HQNORLINCOLN HQNORLINCOLNata1 LINCOLN LINCOLN2Tatal LIN CO N NNatal
Natal ata1 Day Dayof of theGreat the Great Commoner CommonerFittingly Co CommonerPittiligly oner onerFittingly
Fittingly Observed ObservedSTUDIES ObservedSTUDIES ObservedSTUDIES
STUDIES FROM HIS LIFE LIFEVALUE LIFEVALUE LIFEVALUE
VALUE OF HIS CAREER VIEWED VIEWEDFROM VIEWEDFROM VIEWEDFROM
FROM AMERICAN PROGRESS PROGRESSliev PR9GRESS PR9GRESSRet
liev Ret JSlmer lm6r mer I Goshen pastor of the theiFirst theI theFIrst the1Irzt I
FIrst Congregational church preached preachedto preach d dto
to an audience made up largely of G GA GA GA
A R veterans yesterday merning on onAbraham onAbrnham onAbraham
Abraham Lincoln setting forth the thecharacteristics theharneterisUcs theeharavterjstfcs
characteristics which have endeared endearedhim endearedhim endearedbn
him to the hearts of the American peo people peOpie ¬
pie 1 > lc The setting the song service and andthe andthe andthe
the subject were distinctively patriotic patrioticthe p patrioticthe triotic trioticthe
the pulpit stand and organ or an being
draped with the Stars and Stripes Stripeswhile Stripeshile Stripeswhile
while hile the ohoir selections were In the themain thelnain themain
main national anthems anthemsThe anthemsThe anthemsThe
The impression left icftby by Her He ME l1rGosh l1rGosheaH Gosh Gosheis Goshcls
eis address addre was that Lincoln bad h d dur during durinS during ¬
ing his entire lifetime been close to One Onemightier Onemightier OnentghtIer
mightier than all others that his faith faithand falthand faithand
and love of principle had dominated dominatedthroughout dominatedthroughout dominatedthroughout
throughout his hI8public public career and had haddictated haddldated haddictated
dictated and carried to a successful Is Issue Issue s ssue ¬
sue his public acts His work seemed seemedt
to t have been a chosen one the speaker speakernaid speakeruid speakersaid
said uid Ushered into the world with the thebirth thebirth thebirth
birth of the great slavery question his hispassing his1JaNsing hispassing
passing and the passing of that great greatquestion greatIUestl greatiuestthn
question IUestl n had come together togetherMr
Mr lr GotihenK text was taken largely largelyfrom largelylruni i ifrJl1l
from the third and fourth verses of the thefourth thefourth thecnurth
fourth chapter of Micah And he heshall heshall heshall
shall judge among many people and andifbukc andICbUkC II
ifbukc strong nations afar oft onnation offnation I Ination
nation shall sh ll not lift up a sword against againstnation againstiatioi i i11atio
nation neither shall they learn war warany waran varany
any an more But they shall sit every man manunder manunder maniiiider
under his hin vine and under his fig tree treeand treeand I Iand
and none shall make them afraid for forthe forthl forthe
the mouth of tlie Lord of Hosts hath hathspoken bathspoken
i
spoken it itMr itMr I IIr
Mr Ir Goshen reviewed briefly the theepochs thef thecpoehs
epochs f > of American history in the his history historJ history ¬
tory of r libertys fight against monar monarchy monarhy monarchy ¬
chy hy the landing of the Pilgrims in
1620 the Declaration of Independence IndependenceThe Independe 1c 1cthe
The surrender surren er of Cornwallis eight years yearslater yearslater ears ears1ater
later laterPassing 1aterPa laterPassing
Passing Pa lno through the years he found foundAbraham fCundAbrah fuudAbraham
Abraham Abrah m Ltnc Lincoln ln the mountain born tiornKentucky bornKentucky jornIt
Kentucky It > ntu < ky boy bo told of his struggles strugglesfor strugglelfor
for an education Adversity he said saidwas saidwas saidhis
was his teacher poverty his text textbook textbook textbook
book
Hopeful in Adversity AdversityTracing AdversityTradng AdversityTracing
Tracing Lincolns career from a ala alareading law lawreading lawreading
reading grocery clerk then a lawyer lawyerthen lawyerthEn lawyerthen
then a legislator and then to the high highest high8t ¬
est 8t honor the people could confer on onhim onhim onhim
him Mi 11 Goshen Go hen found evidences of his hisunswerving1 hlsunswerlng hisunswerving
unswerving devotion to principle and of ofhis oflis ofhis
his lis hope and faith even in the darkest darkesthours dark darkesthours t tbourn
hours This last he emphasized emphaSizedLln emphaSizedLlnolns Lin Lincolns ¬
colns ability ablUt to be optimistic under the themost themost themost
most adverse circumstances circumstancesHe
He found the man whom a a national nationalstorm nationalstorm nationalstorm
storm of criticism had failed to bend bendpraising bendrralsing bendrraising
praising God for the victory ylctoI he had hadgiven hadgiven hadgiven
given northern arms and calling on onthe onthe onthe
the members of his executive cabinet cabinetto
to do likewise He found the fore foremost foremost foremost ¬
most men of the country count giving way to togrief togrief togrief
grief and passion at the death de lhantI and the theassassination theassa5sination theassassination
assassination of the man who thirty thirtyyears thlrt thlrtears thirtyyears
years ears beforehad been laughed at anti anddefeated antidefeated antidefeated
defeated for congressional honors honorsCause hnnorsCause henorsCause
Cause of His Greatness GreatnessThe GreatnessThe GreatnessThe
The cause of b1 Lincolns success the thespeaker thepeakel thespeaker
speaker said might not be attributed attributedwholly attributcdwholly
1 wholly to a great mind a brain of won wonderful wondErul wonlerful ¬
derful crfoucity foryhistory had pro produced produced produced ¬
duced a a Mirabeau a Robespierre Robesplerrer a aTalleyrand
F Talleyrand r 1 II eyr9Jl d each of whom had beenLijr beenLijroolns becn beenLilcoins LIf LIfolns
coins equal In mere ability But IAn Lincoln Ltaoln IAncoin ¬
coin oln alone of these had kept close to toGod toHod toGod
God and nd to the people peopleLincoln pebpleLincoln petpieLincoln
Lincoln air rr Goshen said salphnd had deft delivered deU deUrf deftred ¬
ered rf red > d one of f the three great gro t orations of ofAmerican otmerIcan ofAmerican
American history historyhitt his address at Get Gettysburg Gettysburg Gettysburg ¬
tysburg fflje lle other two were were WendellPhillips Wendell WendellPhillips Vendel1Phillips
Phillips oration at Faneuil hall and andPatrick andPatrick andIatriek
Patrick Henrys speech at Williams WilliamsVurg Williamsburg ViUlamslurs
burg and said the speaker there was wasno wasIto
no fourth fourthWhen fourthhen fourthWhen
When hen all the nations of the earthhad earthhadcrowned earthhadcrowned earthhadcrowned
crowned their greatest men menGreece menGreecelEr Greece Greeceher
her lEr sculptors and writers Rome her heraesars heraesars herCaesars
Caesars < aesars England her Gladstones and andAmerica andmerlca andAmerica
America her Washington her Hancock Hancockand Hancocltand Hancockand
and her ITranTclln Franklinthere there woujd be one oneIf oneffr oneleft
If left ft for the people p ple to crown crownAbraham crownAbrahamLincoln crownAbrahamLincoln Abraham AbrahamLincoln
Lincoln LincolnCuring LincolnDurIng LincolnDuring
DurIng the course of his address ftddr g MrGoshen Mr MrGoshen fr frGoshen
Goshen read a a letter written by Lin Linnln LInIn Linln
< nln In to Miss nas Mary fa Owens Sprlngneid SprlugndtdIll
Ill May Iay 7 1837 It was a love letter letterand letterand letterand
and one which the minister thought thoughtwell thoughtwell thoughtwell
well worthy of study by b todays young youngtr Joungfor
tr generation gt > neratlon because of its dignity and andstraightforwardness andst andstraightforwardness
straightforwardness straightforwardnessREV st ightftrVardneS8REV
REV B YOUNG YOUNGO ON O LINCOLN LINCOLNDelivcfs LINCOLNDelivcr513ermon
4 Delivcfs Delivcr513ermon Sermon at First FirstMethodist FirstMethodistChL Methodist MethodistChurch MethodistChurch
Church ChL rc on Emancipator EmancipatorAbraham EmancipatorA EmancipatorAbrahani
Abraham A brah mLll1coln Lincoln a Study was was1frp was1hr wastirt
1frp subject oPtlle sermon which He HeBenjamin Revl3enjainln Rev RevBenjamin
Benjamin Young Y ng delivered last evening evaningIn e nlng nlngIn
In the First Methodist Episcopal Episcopalchurch Episcopalhurch Episcopalhureb
church before a congregation that thatfilled thatfillld thatfilled
filled the edifice e < IUIce in every part Dr DrYoung DrYoung DrYoung
Young said in part partThere partThere partThere
There is a gospel of character and and1iography andNo andiiography
1iography No aphy The life qf a man which whichis
is exponential p of o the thought and the thefeeling thefepling thefeeling
feeling of an a ag is a fruitful rultCuI subject subjectlor subjectfor
for study The I he poise of men in crit critical cr11jtaI Oritkal ¬
ical periods of history histor will always alwa B be beviewed bpjwpd beviwed
viewed with interest Perhaps in all allthe allthp allthe
the history of our our country there is no noetudy n nFtU nostudy >
study FtU < ly more thrilling thrmln than the iattr aw atAr r l lCe lCeof Pfeof fe feof
of Abraham Abrah m Lincoln Lin oln I do not iittend iittendtr ittlm d dtf
tr > discuss dlMCu my subject subj ct in any JU1 exhaust exhaustive exhaustIp exhaustiv4 ¬
ive manner No part of his career can canbe cani an anb
i be b thus treated ue ted in the brief time Um < at ft mv mvdisposal 111 111cl mydisposal
disposal cl posaJ I do o not kii knew w that Ishall Ishallay I shall shallay shahlsaY
saY ay anything nftw J1 W on Lincoln How However Howsome Howcvcr ¬
ever some phases of his career can er Ce Cesrrve tc tcscrve e ecwre
srrve emphasis emphasisStruggle cmphflsi6Struggle emphasisStrugle
Struggle Through Boyhood BoyhoodAbraham BoyhoodA BoyhoodAbraham
Abraham A raham Lincoln was born Feb t eb 12 121M 1211ofl9 121Mi4
1M 11ofl9 9 His antecedents a ectdents were humble humbleHis humbleBig humbleH
His H is father though evidently energetic energeticwas
was a man of poverty His mother motherivas mothprwaR motherwas
waR a superior woman of more educa education educat educalion ¬
lion t Ion than her husband and or consid considerable considcrable considtrable ¬
erable refinement She was of morbid morbidtemperament morbittemperament
temperament and oversensitive Lin Lincoln LInoln ¬
coln oln inherited his mothers tempera temperament temferam temnerament ¬
ment m nt After the family had moved mo d to toIndiana toIndiana toIndiana
Indiana Lincoln Llneln Llnc ln took to the axe to aid aidin aidill aidho
in farm development In 1S19 his hismother hismother hisnother
mother died This indeed was a crisis crisisIn crisisIn crisLeIn
In his young ung life The funeral services servicesHE sCllcesIIE fervicesHE
HE MEANS SCOTTS SCOTTSYour SCOTTSYour SCOTTSYour
Your doctor doctor says you you must musttake In musttake st sttake
take cod liver H 1ivoi1 f Oil Probably he hemeans h hmeans hemeans
means Scottfs Scot s Emulsion be because because because ¬
cause you cannot cannottake take the theclear thec1 theclear
clear c1 r oil no one can take the theclear theclear theclear
clear oil oilwho rvho needs cod liver liveroil liveroiL liveroil
oil The Th doctor octor understands understandsthat lnderstancls lnderstanclsthat
t that and gd doubtless means meansScottsEmuIsion meansScotts meansScottsErnulsjon
ScottsEmuIsion Scotts mulsion of cod liver liveroil liver liveroil 1veroil
oil which everybody can take takebecause takebecause takebecause
because it is emulsified and andprepared andprepar andprepard
prepared prepar d so that it can be bevery b bvery bevery
very easily 1Jy digested by the themost themost themost
most s sensitive p5itive stomach Most Mosteverybody Mostr
r everybody everyb y likes it itWilm47ouap1free I
r Wilm47ouap1free lISCD ura w ec ec5COni
I
5COni IJI JO pdr Sre t N o Yo C c k
f
were simple in the extreme extr e It is pa pathetic paUthetic ¬
thetic to read of the lad persuading an anItinerant anItinerant I
Itinerant preacher pr acher at a later day da to go goto goto goto
to his mothers grave ave to conduct a amore amore amore
more becoming be nilng service serviceIn service4In serviceSIn
4In In due du time Lincoln became a f fo foryman far farryman ° r rryman
ryman then a stone helper While Whilethe Whilethe Vhllethe
the family lived live l In Indiana Lincoln Lincolnlaid Lincolnlaid Lincolnlaid
laid the foundation for his education educalonlIIs educationHis educationIlls
His reading was somewhat broad and andIn andIn andin
In it he was dominated by b a aplrit Plr t t tf tfselfimprovement tifselfImprovement f fselfImprovement
selfImprovement In 1SSO lS O the LIn Llncolns LIncoIns Lincoins
coIns moved to Illinois Here Lincoln Lincolndeveloped LIncolndeveloped Lincolndeveloped
developed rapidly He became a store storeproprietor storeproprietor storeproprietor
proprietor and later mastered masteredsurve masteredsurvelng survey ¬
ing Times were hard and difficulties difficultiesgreat difficultiesgreat dIfficultiesgreat
great but Lincoln was laudably 1aud bb am ambitious ambitious ambitious ¬
bitious and possessed a supreme desire desireto
to better his condition conditionSought condItionSought conditionSought
Sought Personal Progress ProgressHis
His history histor reveals a fine intensity intensityof intensftof
of purpose purpo directed toward personal personalprogress personalprogress personalprogress
progress Soon we find him with po political political p0hitical ¬
litical aspirations His first political politicalspeeches politicalspeeches politicalspeeches
speeches arc amusing but they the did not notbring notbring notbring
bring him success Later he did suc succeed succed sueceed ¬
ceed ced but as a legislator he did not notdistinguish notdistInguIsh notdistinguish
distinguish himself A study stud of his hisbiography hisbiography hisbiography
biography brings out the fact that he hedid QedId bedid
did not achieve marked distinction at atthe atthe atthe
the bar He was not a brilliant law lawyer lawY lawyOr ¬
yer Y r His law partner has not given givenany glvenany givenany
any too great praise of his legal abU ability abUfty abiiIty ¬
ity although he said that for some somephases somephases somephases
phases of a lawyers work he was pe peculiarly peculiarJy peculiarly ¬
culiarly adapted He was not elo eloquent eloquent doquent ¬
quent but he was lucid in statement statementand statementand statementand
and severely severe I logical in argument He Hexvas Hewas Hewas
was a dangerous man with whom to totrifle totritle totrifle
trifle He was seldom in the wrong wrongin TOngin
in a case John Lord well says sa s He Hewas HewaS Hewas
was an honest lawyer if ever there therewas thereyas therewas
was one oneIn oneIn oneIn
In stirring times Lincoln stepped steppedinto 5teppedInto steppedInto
into the arena of public life Tari Tarlfc Taritfeand f < 5 5and
and internal policies lost their vitality vitalityIn I
In the presence of larger questions questionsThe que questionsThe tIons tIonsThe
The signs of the times portended the thecoming thecoming thecoming
coming storm Passion was at white whiteheat whiteheat whiteheat
heat What was to be the outcome of ofdartgerous ofdal1gerous ofdailgerous
dartgerous compromise and bitter bitterstrife hitterstrIfe bitterstrife
strife Certain things in national lif lifenraged life lIft1enraged lifeenraged
enraged the north and angered the thesouth thesouth thesouth
south In all the tumult Lincoln Lincolnshowed Lincolnshowed Lincolnshowed
showed the fine fibre of a mind which whichhad whicohhad whichhad
had convictions based upon principles principlesand
and not upon compromise In that thatcelebrated thatcelebrated thatcelebrated
celebrated inaugural address of 61 he herevealed lIereealed herevealed
revealed the fund of reserve reserve force with withwhich withwhich withwhich
which Providence had endowed him himCharacter himCharacter himCharacter
Character Shines Forth ForthThe ForthThe
The strength of his character shone shoneout shoneout shoneout
out here so that men began to inquire inquireabout Inquireabout inquireabout
about the antecedents of the man from fromthe fromthe
the west In that address the man manextravagance mangrew
grew upon the people There was no noextraagance noextravagance
extravagance but firmness and respect respectfor respectfor respectfor
for law for f9r liberty Ubert and a love for the thewhole thevhole thewhole
whole people The truth of the vorls worSof worJsof vorlsof
of Chase came out Here that he was wasa
a man to be depended on A little littleafter lItHeafter littleafter
after a month after taking office of rice the thegreat thesreatcrisis thegreat
great sreatcrisis crisis of civilwar < 111 war was on oi What Whatcourage Whatcoura Whatcourage
courage coura e faith and confidence in men menand menan menand
and an in God did Lincoln exhibit How Howrare Howrare Howrare
rare his wisdom in dealing with cab cabinet cabInet cabmet ¬
inet officers His tact in the Trent Trentaffair TrentaffaIr Trontaffair
affair his messages to congress his hissupport hissupport hissupport
support of the secretary of the treas treasury treasuryal1 treasuryail ¬
ury uryal1 all these exhibited Lincoln as the theman theman theman
man of affaire the practical states statesman statesman statesman ¬
man the great American commoner commonersecond commonersecond
I second to none in political wisdom and andin awlin andin
in genius for government The words wordsof
of his second Inaugural are enshrined enshrinedIn
In the memory of the thenation thenationAs nation nationAs t tAs
As a man he was ungainly and andawkward andawkward andawkward
awkward perhaps but beneath l > a 3 hu human humun nu nutuna ¬
man breast there never beat a truer truertenderer tnlertenderer truertenderer
tenderer heart He has been called calledthe caU calledthe d dthe
the humanhearted Lincoln He car carried carrled carvied ¬
vied great burdens His brain was wistaxed wastaxed as astaxed
taxed and his heart ached but in it itall ita11 itall
all he exhibited wonderful patience puU ne and andsublime andsublime andsublime
sublime courage coura e He bud a lofty iuil iuiland iUeIand hllI
and no man was more consecrated 10 10such 0 0such osuch
I such a lofty work workHis workHis workHis
His Place in History HistoryWhere Historyhere HistoryWhere
Where here shall we place rl ce him in his history 1ti 1titOtY history ¬
tory Perhaps we are re too near the thescene thescene thescene
scene of the stirring Incidents of < of his hislife hisUte hitslife
life to correctly answer that question questionWithout questiolI1WIthout questionWithout
Without a comparative placing of our oursubject oursubjet oursubject
subject on the historic hlstorlcvage page ve can cantruthfully eantruthful cantruthfuly
truthfully say that In thta th brief iwriod iwriodallotted l ieriodahlottecilo rloa rloaaUotted
allotted ahlottecilo to him few fe accomplished acc mplislu as asmuch asmuch asmuch
much Few could ould have done the wirk wirkhe nrkhe vcrkhe
he did Many Ian would have h e failed Itis Itis It Itis
is not too much to say 98 that he wa waraised wag wagraised wasraised
raised up by Providence to stand stan on onthe nnthe onthe
the critical stage during the enactment enactmentGod enactJ1 enactmditof 1t 1tof
of one of the great dramas of 11 history historyGod ht1 ht1God
God sometimes calls men to stand stan in ingaps ingaps ingaps
gaps to become bridges for progress progressLincoln pro progressLincoln r ss ssLlncoJn
Lincoln was such an one in the devel development dee1opment developrnent ¬
opment of this nation As long UK the theworld theworld theworld
world stands men will honor his name nameHis nameHis nameHis
His work will be lauded His memory memorywill memorywJl1 iicmorywill
will be venerated and his praises prais s sung sungAnd tuntAnd sun sunAnd
And not until the stars have been bit blt bltted t tted tted
ted out from the peerless emblem rf rfthe rotthe if ifthe
the nation will the American people peoplecease peopIece peoplecease
cease ce se to pay tribute to Abraham Lin Lincoln Ilncoin Llrcoin ¬
coin the towering figure of the nine nineteenth nireeenth niteteenth ¬
teenth century centuryVIEWED centuryVIEWED centuryVIEWED
VIEWED AS A HERO HEROStrong HEROj HEROStrong
j Strong Features of Lincolns Life LifeDescribed LifeDescribed LifeDescribed
Described by Rev F F Eddy EddyAt EddyAt EddyAt
At the Unitarian hall yesterday esterda Rev RevFrank He HeFrank 1tevFrank
Frank Fay Fa Eddy took for his theme themeAbraham themAbraham themeAbraham
Abraham Lincoln LincolnA A Study in Hero HeroWorship HeroYorship HeroWorship
Worship He said in part partIt partIt partIt
It still lacks four years cars of a cen century cenllJr centiry ¬
tury llJr since sln < e in a cabin bare b re and mean meanin meanin meanIn
in old Kentucky a boy bo > was born des destined destined deslined ¬
tined to play playa a large part in the affairs affairsof affairof
of the world and to be given an as assured assured assured ¬
sured place among the great and fa famous famous a amous ¬
mous None among the kindly kindl neigh neighbors ncIghbers neighhors ¬
hors who came to proffer their services servicesto
to the young mother realized the im importance importance unportance ¬
portance of the event Nor or can we wewonder wewonder wewonder
wonder For who would dream that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the child of improvident good hearted heartedand heanedand heartedand
and ineffective int > fecUe Tom Lincoln and Nancy NancyHanks NancyHanks ancy ancyHanks
Hanks should hold in his hands the thereins thereins thereins
reins of power and attain unquestioned unquestionedleadership unquestioned1eadership unquestionedleadership
leadership among men menIt menIt tnenIt
It Is riot my purpose purpose to linger long longover longoer longover
over the biographical bio aphlcal details known by byevery by8elJr byevery
every school boy Yet some episodes episodesof
of his hl early carl life need to be recalled recalledOne recalledQne recalledQne
Qne It seems to me Is the journey from fromKentucky fromKentucky fromKentucky
Kentucky to Indiana over the rough roughwinding roughI roughwinding
winding uncharted roads through the theforests theforests theforests
forests that had been cleared by the thepioneers theploneers thepioneers
I
pioneers ax To the boy bo aged 7 and andhis andbls andhis
his sister two years ears older the decrepit decrepitwagon decrepitwagon decrepitwagon
wagon which contained the few goods goodsand goodsand goodsand
and chattels chattelsot of the family must have haveseemed haveseemed haveseemed
seemed a veritable golden argosy bound boundfor boundfor boundfor
for the riches and gifts of a promised promisedland promiSedland promisedland
land By day da was the slow journeying journeyingthrough journeyingthrough journeyingthrough
through the forest solitudes underneath underneaththe
the archways of InterlockIng branches branchesthe branchesI branchesthe
the fording of streams the lookout 10oko ut for fortracks fortracks fortracks
tracks of deer or fox the gamboling of ofsquirrels of15qulrrnls ofsqulrrels
I
squirrels and the trill of birds from fromtheir fromtheir fromtheir
their leafy leaC retreats By B night by the thecampflre th thcampfire thecampfire
campfire was the solemn hoot of the theowl theowl theowl
owl and perchance the cry r of the thewolves thewolves thewolves
wolves coming through the dense dark darkness darkn darknessot
ness n nessot ss of the forest forestAnother forestUAn forestAnother
UAn Another ther event we mu mutt t not overlook overlookIs
Is the death of Lincolns mother m ther some sometwo sometwo sometwo
two years after the settlement setUem nt In In Indiana Indiana Indiana ¬
diana That mother sensitive gentle gentlewith sentJewIth gentlewith
with a disposition Is osltlon tinged with melan melancholy meJanchol melancholy ¬
choly chol transmitted to her boy his ideal ideality fdealIt ideality ¬
ity It his sensitiveness and tenderness tendernessand tcndernssap1 tendernessap
and ap l TvlthaJ nitha ltha his tendency toward melan melancholy melanal1ol melanoo1y ¬
choly cholyMr al1ol al1olMr oo1yMr
Mr Eddy then rapidly sketched the thesalient thpsallent thesahient
salient evertts in Lincolns pareer L s she She she
he rises to the presidency Then made madethe madethe madethe
the following estimate of him himLincoln himLincoln hiznLincoln
Lincoln possessed one of the great greatest gTfatefit greateqt
est efit Intellects int l1ect of the modern era Care Careless Carelefs are areleis ¬
less and slovenly loenl as regards external externaldetail exttrnddetail externjdetaii
detail within his mind all was order orderanoTpreclslon ordCran orderandpreeislon
anoTpreclslon an preClslon He had that rare und under undcrstanding understanding < r rstanding
standing that can be best described as asluminous asluminous asluminous
luminous With the logic that went t tthe the tthe >
the he heart he rt of the question was the vision visionthat vIsionthat visionthat
that saw sawall all its correlations Am Amnr Amnrthe ng ngthe
the men of the modern era I can think thinkof thInkof thinkof
of but few who appear to me to be the theequals thfoequals theequals
equals of Lincoln In mentality In lit literature literature literattire ¬
erature there are Shakespeare an1 an1Goethe an anGoethe anGoethe
Goethe In politics and practical affairs affairsNapoleon atralrsapoleon affairsNapoleon
Napoleon and Bismarck In science
Herbert Herb > rt Spencer SnencerBut SencerBut SpencerBut
But Lincoln was more than the theman theman tIleman
man of r understanding undel standing He was tin tinman lIltman tiltman ¬
man of practical power able ableto to wieM wieMall wle11all wieliall
all the tools that make maken a man effective effectiveyears effectiveamong
Am among OCS h his S fcnot fOUown4nhis I < ohIS ounb oungman oungmanhood man manhooc1he
hooc1he hood he eJ1 tI tIWnlgllQ SWt sweep > op opnml
and nil ll l e ffu n htery teryor ot oaS east In Inter InterYQar Interyuarswltii
years YQar yuarswltii S with Jth thassame thOll thoisI4ny m powor oWQrli ten thdiB1l I5 t
lish language written and spoken We Wecan I Ican
can scarcely scareebf1nd find a parallel In history hi5toryof J j
of a man who ho spoke and wrote so ef effectivejy effectivejy r rtee
fectivejy tee tlve y He it made a nation think his histhoughts nlsthoughts histhoughts
thoughts through his speeches his hiswritten Illswritten hiswritten
written addresses and letters Lin Lincolns LlncOlns Ltrcoins ¬
colns prose formed upon the English Englishbible EnglishbIble Englishbible
bible and Shakespeare Is wonderful wonderfulfor onderfultor
for its it power of clear and lucid state statement statement statemeat ¬
ment But It has more than the pow power powrof powerof r rof
of precision It is alive and seems to tocarry t tcarry tocarry
carry a a thrill of passionate earnestness earnestnesscoming enrnestn earnestnsscoining ss sscotning
coming warm from a soul of lofty splr spirituality splrItuaUty splrItuahity ¬
ituality itualityIn
In the four years of awful cqnJIIct cqnJIIctLincoln cQnlictLIncoln eqntctLincoln
Lincoln proved himself a man of prac practical practical practical ¬
tical power p power wer in ii a thousand emergencies emergenciesFirst emerg emergenciesFirst ncies nciesFIrst
First and fundamentally as a states statesman statesman statesman ¬
man who could understand and guide guidemen guIdemen guidemen
men He could lead and use such su h men menas mf menas > n nas
as Seward Chase and Stanton He in intuitively intuiUvelyunderstood intultively ¬
tuitively tuiUvelyunderstood understood the course C cthise UfS of ofthat ofthat ofthat
that strange blending and focusing of ofminds ofmInds ofminds
minds we call pubUc pU lic opinion o inion But the theman theman hc hcman
man of power was manysided As 5 a adiplomat adiplomat adiplomat
diplomat as a writer as an orator and andas 311das andas
as a strategist he was equally ef effective offective < C Clective ¬
fective lectiveAdd fectiveAdd v vAdd
Add to this moral purpose and al altruistic altruistic a atruistic ¬
truistic idealism and you ou begin to tocomprehwjd tocomprehPOd tocomprehcd
comprehwjd this thl great American It Itis Itis ItIs
is this that places him in a different differentcategory diffcrentcategorJ dlffCrentcategory
category from Bismarck Bismarcks above a Uri Uriscrupulousness UtiscrupuJousness Wiscm
scrupulousness scm pulousness allEuycipfeared nlLEUoP f fred red with withthe withcause withcause
cause or or Napoleon W11 w1lohsundone j 5 Undone In Inthe inthe
the vastness of his selfish scltisfegptilOm egotism To ToLincoln ToLlncohl ToLineota
Lincoln power broughtthe brought thb sense of ofresponsibility ofresponslbl11t ofresponsibility
responsibility to work for 01 altruistic altruisticends JlltLuistieenda altruisticends
ends endsYet
Yet this is not all of the man Lin Lincoln LInoln Liiicola ¬
cola oln so strangely stra1 gel complex There Vas itasthe Vasthe as asthe
the Lincoln of practical shrewdness shrewdnesswith shrewlnesswitlt shrewdnesswith
with understanding piloted by humor humorthere humorthere humorthere
there was the Lincoln who at times in inloneliness InJoneJln inloneliness
loneliness JoneJln ss and despair was plunged plungedinto I1ungedinto IIUfldinto
into deepest deep sl melancholy againwe agni we see seethis seethis seethis
this same man transformed under th thspell tlhspell the thespell
spell of his own oratory rising to toheights toheIghts toheights
heights of loftiest prophecy or it may maybe maybe maybe
be we see him in the silent night nightwatches nIghtwatches nightwatches
watches praying to his God for guid guidance guidan guidance ¬
ance an e The heights of such a life we wemay wemay vemay
may not measure with our understand understanding ¬
ing nor have we any an plummet with withwhich withwhich withwhich
which to sound it abysmal dpths depthsIf dpthsIfwords
If Ifwords words fail to express all I would wouldsay wouldsay wouldsay
say in regard to this hero of our ournu ournutional na national antional ¬
tional life I am comforted by the thethought thethought thethought
thought that the sentiments that ani animate anImate an anmate ¬ I IAnd
mate me are likewise llk wl3e in your hearts heartsAnd heartsAnd
And although words and phrases are areweak ar arwea arewealt
weak wea to convey my m full meaning yet yetwe yetwe ll llwe
we together in token of the uttered utteredand utteredand I Iand
and unuttered un uttered sentiments that move moveus moveus moveus
us can in unison salute that great greatname greatname greatname
name that resplendent memory memor of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the greatest gr atest American AmericanLIncoin Linqoln oin our ourhero ourhero ourhero
hero heroNext heroNext heroNext
Next Sunday Sunda Mr Eddy Edd will preach preachthe preachthe preachthe
the second sermon In the series on onWashington OilWashington 0tiWashington
Washington the Study of an IdeaL IdeaLPREACHES IdeaLIIQ IdeaLPREACHESFIRST
IIQ IIQPREACHES
PREACHES PREACHESFIRST FIRST SERMON SERMONRev
Rev I S Walker Addresses Congre Congregation Congregation ¬
I gation of East Side Bap Baptist Eaptist Blptist ¬
tist Church ChurchRev ChurchRc
Rev Rc I S Walker the new riew pastor of ofthe ofthE ofthe
the East Side Baptist church preached preachedhis
his initial sermon in Salt Lake yes yesterday yesterday es esterday ¬
terday morning He chose his text textfrom te textfrom t tfrom
from John i 39 They The abode with him himthat himthat
that day dayRev dayRe dayRev I
Rev Re Mr rr r Walker said In part partIn partIn 1
In all of our lives the great majority majorityof I Ior
of the days differ but Mttle from eacn eacnother esenother Rcnother
other They The bring to i thtr same fa familiar famIlIar farniiiar ¬
miliar round of dahy dail dutier Yet In Inevery Inocr inevery
every ocr life there are some som days dM s which dif differentiate dlft difforeifliate ¬
ferentiate t > themselves from all the others othersdays othersda othersdays
days da s which stand out upon the back background background background ¬
ground of the past with mar marl l dletinctr dletinctrness dl dirtincthess tInct tInctness
ness Such a day da came to Moses when whenhe whenhe whenlie
he beheld the burning bush upon the themountain th thI themountain
mountain side and received reh the command commandto ommant1to
I to lead Israel I > ruel out of bondage Such a aday ada aday
day da comes to the prospector prOSrH tor when he hefinds heI hefinds
finds the golden ore for which he has hasbeen h8 h8b hasbeen
been b n so diligently seeking sftkin Such Su < h a day daycame da danm daycame
I came nm to John and Andrew ftvhen hEn at the theinvitation theInvitation tflcInvitation
invitation of the th < Master they th abode witn witnhim witflhim wlthhim
him that day a They Th were granted r nfrI a home homeview homeIev homeview
view Iev Ofthe or the Messiah They Th talked alkt > < j with withhim withhim withhim
him as tt men talk with wlt one another unotl > r They T11 T11fpasted
feasted their hungry huri souls upon hs pres presence presenco rcs ¬ I Ienco
enco In the years earfl that followed they theymust thc thcmust theymust
must have looked back to that day da as asthe asthe asthe
the memorable one in their history The Theturning TheI Theturning
turning point in their lives livesThat IheThat livesThat
I That day da they tho learned t6 know tho thoSavior thoSavior theSavior
Savior One of the greatest privileges privilegesaccorded priilcgesaccorded privilegesaccorded
accorded to men Is the coming Into per personal pcronal permush ¬
mush touch with men of commanding commandingpersonality cmmon cmmandingpersonality lng lngptrsonaJIt
personality Exceedingly fortunate were werethe werethe werethe
the men who were privileged to know knowAbraham knowAbraham knowAbraham
Abraham Lincoln but these joung men menenjoyed menI rfiefleiijoyed
I enjoyed c > the greater privilege JJrhlle e of o Know Knowing KnOWIng knowlag ¬
ing the Christ AVe e may ma Know him himthrough himthrou himthrough
through throu h his word by the mediation of the thespirit thespirIt thespirit
spirit He was with Bunyan In Bedford BedfordJail BEdforijaB Bedforajail
Jail He was with Livingstone in the ththeart theheart theheart
heart of Africa He will be with us usThese usThese usThese
These two young men learned learJ d to love lovethe lovethc loVcthe
the Christ Some men repel upon Inti Intimate intimate Intimate ¬
mate acquaintance aC aejua ualntanct in tance Close acquaintance acquaintancereveals acqufilnt1ineeI acquaintancereveals
reveals selfishness and conceit conc It To know knowJesus knowJesUfl knowJsu
Jesus Christ Is to love him If men do donot donot donot
I not love him It is because they th do not notknow notkno notknow
know kno him When Vht > n he began bt > gan his hi ministry ministryhe
he must have been wonderfully attrac attractive nUrscthe uttractive ¬
tive There Vwas was a IIglt In his eyes ana anaa
a glow In his face HJs 1U volc ote was like likethe Jikettc likethe
the strains of sweetest music while whiledeeper whUedeeper whiledeeper
deeper than all these was that t profound profoundpersonal lrOrlJUmlpersonal profoundpersonal
personal element which drew men to him himin himIn himin
in spite of themselves That day these thesetwo thsetwo thesetwo
two young men learned to serw Mm An Andrew Andrew Andrew ¬
drew went w > nt In search of h2 ht h brothrr John Johnlavished Johnlavished Jobtilavished
lavished his life Ureupon upon tne Christ We Wewant W Wwant e ewant
want to do something for the one we love loveWhy loveYh loveWhy
Why Yh are you ou carrying that bunch of ofroses otroses of ofroses
roses to your our wife Why V hy are you ou plan planning planfling Jon Jonning ¬
ning that surprise for your our husband i vny vnydo nr nrdo flydo
do you ou deny lien yourself ourselra a now dress dre find nd buy buya bu bua
a new doll Love Is the answer Love Loveserves Love8tnc Loveserves
serves I pray pra that our labor together togethermay tugetherma togethermay
may ma lead IE > ad to a clearer knowledge knowled of Jesus Jesuswhich Jesuswhich Jesuswhich
which will begot > t a deeper love and pro produce idoduce 1fo 1foduce ¬
duce a geneuino geneuinoservlco geneuinoservlcoPneumonia service servicePneumonia servicePneumonia
Pneumonia and Grip Follow Snow SnowLaxative SnowLaxaUyc SnowLaxative
Laxative Bromo Quinine prevents preventsPneumonia preentsPneumonia preventsPneumonia
Pneumonia and andGrip Grip Call for the full fullname fullname fullname
name and look for the signature sl naturc of ofE OfE ofE
E W Grove 25c 25cTESTIFY 25cTESTIFY
0 0TESTI
TESTIFY TESTI FY TD DOTHE THE H E FAITH FAITHElder FAITHElder FAITHElder
Elder Arnold H Schulthess and An Angus Angus Angus ¬
gus KL Cannon Preach at atthe att atthe
the t e TaVernacle TaVernacleNotwithstanding 1 TbiiiacleNotwithstanding berilacleotwlthstanding
Notwithstanding the Intense cold of yes yesterday y ysterdav s sterdsy ¬
terday afternoon the th < service at the Tab Tabernacle Tabernacle ab abernacle
ernacle was well attended and President PresidentJohn PruIdentJohn PresidentJohn
John R Winder presided Elder El er Arnold ArnoldH < l lH
H Schulthess s was the first speaker He Hedefined Hede liedefined
defined de lned Mormonlsm and quoted pas passages passngeS pussages ¬
sages from the Book of Mormon Qrmol showing showingthe fhowingthe showingthe
the necessity for faith and an works He Healso liealso Healso
also bore record of the restoration of > the theKoapel thtJospel thegospel
gospel through Joseph Smith and testi testified tesUfled testifled ¬
fled to the authority held by his succeSSOni successors suc successors ¬
cessors ceSSOnirho cessorsrho cessorsTho
rho choir sang the anthem Hosanna Hosannaafter UoRannaafter Hosnnnaafter
after which Angus AngusI M Cannon addressed addressedthe u dressEd dressEdthe
the faceting He related his hi experiences experiencesback experhmcEsback experiencesback
back In the wilds of Pennsylvania In the the50s thejOs the0s
50s 0s when he bore testimony which he hoafterwards heaClorwnrds heafterwards
afterwards believed were promptings pr > mlltill from fromthe fromthe fromthe
the adversary but which cum > true ulti ultimately ult1matEl ultimately ¬
mately matEl He said he hadabsolute bad abtJolutc faith in inthe Inthe jnthe
the prophecies > 5 of Joseph SmIth who he hedeclared hedeclnred hedeclured
declared > his olood that the r >
gave tip cause eausehe causehe alS alShe
he represented might thrive and a d flourish flourishfor fluurlshfor flourishfor
for all time timeJAPANESE timeJAPANESE timeJAPANESE
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JAPANESE RUSH ORDER ORDERLondon ORDERLomlon ORDERLondon
London Feb 12 12Jlpan Japan has plart TlaNd TlaNdan d dan iian
an urgent order with a Glasgow manu manufacturer manufacturer mZLflUaturer ¬
facturer aturer for fifty powerful locomotives locomotivesTree locomotJesTree locomotivesTree
Tree Tea Selected Wisdom WisdomThe Y sdom sdomThe
The Pure Good Tea Teasold Teasold Teasold
sold in packages only onlyJ
M J 8RAMDEMST IN I CO CUt CUSii IIlJ U rs rsSu
Su 21 FrucissB 4 I
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I I STATNtws STATE NEWS NEWSFINED i
9
FINED FINEDJO 10 AND COSTSGentle COSTS GUSTSGentle j jGentle
Gentle Stranger Kissed a Hunting Huntin2t
ton t < n Utah Girl Against AgainstHer Ag AgainstKer imt imtHer
Her Will WillHtjntlngton WillHtp1tington WilLHt3litington
Htjntlngton Feb 12 ltD ro to two wtjeks wtjeksago wQeks wQeksago wdksago
ago the i > eoDie 1c of this valley aUe were all
wishing for snow nowand and it has been snow snowin
ing ai and raining inins early ucilrIJovery
Most in f every day since ince nce
of the snow was so wet wetit matted
oft nearly as fast as is It fell f 1J Last night nightiVJkfly
there came a loot or d dry snow which
h is iVJkfly likel likely toStay to stay tawlth with us for some time timen timeom
And nd from om thSlooks the rooks of the mountains we
wiU n l hav have millions of acrefeet of water watermer wutcre wutcrmre
to spare mre during the forepart rorep of the aum aumVc
mer e
merWe We Vc e ennnot sotwells S get t wells clls here so have to i
use surtate 5urta < e water trom dlteh ditches for all
purposes purposesTnere pUrpo pUrposesThere e i
There are three or four streams run 1 1nlng
nlng through throu1 > h town in the winter season
ana there are a number num r of stock corrals
along the streets twelve to fifteen feet
from the running runnmngwate water During the wet wetuathtr
ivwather we have had drainage from lTr m a i
number of the corrals direct Into the
ditches from which hundreds of o people peoplea 1 > opJe opJea
a row rods to several blocks below have
hUd to use the water for culinary cuInur pur ¬
loses The attention l1tt > ntlon of Oftho tho town officers
h hZls s been b > > called
n to 0 this condition of af
fulrs but as yet et nothIng has been done donesave donfSllc done5UC
save promising to correct the evil and
If sickness results somebody will Jil be to
blame On account account of the warm WBnl1 weather
it is almost impossible to get ice for fornext fornext fornext
next summers use useThere useThere useThere
There 1ft J considerable talk of a large larseelectric lur largeelectric e eelectrIc
electric plant going up in Huntington Huntlngtoncanyon Huntingtoncan lluntlngtoncanyon
canyon can on The projectors D I C Bobbins Bobbinsand Robbinsund Bobbinsamid
and associates are afco getting the right rightor ulttof
of way wa over the roads of the county couut to torun torun torun
run electric cars If this pans out some something something omothin ¬
thing thin will be doing here soon soonA soonA soonA
A tellow by b the name of J J S Patterson Pattersona Pattersonfur
a a stranger here l taklnc orders rd for en enlarged enlarged ¬
fur dangr J in1nt in1ntrd
g
larged pictures u went into one of ou
houses a few days US ago and there found founda
a young ounJ girl alone He insisted Inslst < d on seeing seeingjomc seefllgome seeihgsome
jomc some pictures and while looking at one
h h6 hit suddenly thre threra his arm around nroun the thegirl thesirl thegirl
girl and kissed ki 5d her a couple of times and andtold uOt uOttold antisold
sold told her she was a pretty pr tt girl and that thatno thatloved thatno
no loved her As soon as the th girls irls father fathercame fathercame fatherome
came < home she reported the matter to tohim tohim tohim
him and he as soon as a posible filed tl a acomplaint acomplaint acomplaint
complaint against Patterson charging
him with assault Patterson was arrest arrested arrested arreste1 ¬
ed and entered u plea of not guilty guiltyhUe
While hUe the matter of bonds w was s being beingfixed beingfIxet beingfixed
fixed Patterson and the th girls father went wentoutside wentoutside wentoutside
outside the court room and had a talk talkWhen tuUcVhen taikWhen
When they came back the latter requested requestedthe
the justice to be as lenient as possible possiblewith pO possiblewith lble lblewith
with the dcfendapt dcrenda t On this showing and andthe andthe antithe
the defendant changing his plea to guilty guiltythe gullnthe guiltythe
the Justice fined Wm 51 1t l and costs costsamounting costsamounting costsamounting
amounting in all to 14 Patterson andhis and andhis andhis
his companion had to pawn everything crerythlngtley
they had to raise the money mont so they the could couldget couJdget couldget
get away awayCOLD aa awayCOLD
COLD AT T PARK CITY CITYSaturday CITYSaturday CITYSaturday
Saturday Night the Thermometer ThermometerRegistered ThermometerRegistered ThermometerRegistered
Registered 26 Below BelowPark BelowPark BelowPark
Park City Cit F Feb < eb 12 12The The funeral of John
Clark who died at the Park Parl City CIt hospital hospitalone
one dar da 1st st week we k was held from the theCatholic theCatholic theCatholic
Catholic church this afternoon afternoonThe afternoonThe afternoonThe
The usual Saturday Saturda evening evcnln social dance dancewas dancewas
was held d test evening in n the Maple ap hall halland halland
3 sib J hf hfse
and rae of the largest s sc crowds c of ot l the theseason theseason
season se ras ns ir iresent iresentWilliam ent entWilliam
William i rran BraendreKt i3 t the young ounS German GermanI
who Wl was so badly bad frozen last week Is on onthe onthe onthe
the improve and shortly shorll will be out outagain outagain outagain
againAt againAt again againAt
At the churches today toda were the usual
services with the exception of the thechurch 3f B Bchurch Bchurch
church where special services se ic s were vere htMd htMdand hlldand htidand
and at the some ch church r1 on the 22d d a spe special aptcmi ¬
cial service entitled entlU > l Eva wiUbti will Ill b be sung sun sunI sungUnder
I under the direction of Mrs Frank Goist Goistand
and Joseph Jo eph Kempsr KempsrThe Kemp sr srThe r r1h
The 1h funeral of o Mrs Martha Wood Woodmother Voedmother oud oudmotheor
mother ot Mrs Ir < F W Yo Sherman who died diedhere diedhere diedhere
here Fridar Frida after aCtf a short Ulner with withpneumanli withpneumonia
pneumonia took place here yesterday est rda aft afternoon afteriloon
ernoon The Th < > body bod was shipped to Butte Buttefor But1ei
for rO Interment Intermenttnder t
i tnder ri the able abl management of th the
trustees of school > district Xo 12 1 the th thebonded
bonded indebtedness lndebtedne of S600 was p paid paidhr paidduring id idduring
during the past week Taken on th thwhole the
tbee bee
whole hr rl the t Park City dr school > district trk Is 5t 5tth in inthe Inthe
the th healthiest possible condition condltro from from a 11financlul
financial standpoint standpointLast standpotfltLast
Last night the low mark for cold coldweather coldweather ccliiweather
weather for the year was wa reached r lhd when
21 C degrees below zero were recorded rerord d It
Is h claimed by b many of the oldtimers here
that last nights cold was th the most ex txI ¬
I treme yet experienced in the camp
Through failure aUur to connect r > with the
train or some other unknown cause no
mail of any an sort ort was received re < tIed In Park
City Cft today To be b deprived of the Sun
I
t day d y papers is iaa a hardship whIohP vvhiahXParfc rk City Citypeople Citypeople J Jpeople
people find very ery hard h rt1 to bear bearA I It
A t fellow fe1Jowwunm whose name could not be
learned was arrested arr > Sted early earl this morning
for crueity to animtUs Ho brought his histeam i
team to town and tied them up to a post postand postand I II
I and left them tht > m standing for several hours I
The officers attention was called to the thematter thematter thematter
matter and the man taken In For keep
ins a team out in the cold such a night nightas
as last night a man should receive no novery nover novery
very ver light sentence sentenceTne sent sentenceTno nce nceTne
Tne grand ball which is to be b given at atMaple atMaple
Maple hall by b the volunteer fire ire depart department departmont departmeat ¬ I
mont for the benefit b neit of Mrs K G Craw Crawford Crawford Crawford ¬
ford tomorrow evening promises promi es to be beone beo berJ beone
one of o the grandest affairs of the e season seasonand seasonand ea i
and will rJ res surely net ta the h VIdow vidow YJo YJoe a fair fairsum fairsum r
sum 5 sumTHEYWILL I ITHEY ITHEY
THEY THEYWILL WILL iLL THINK IT VER OVERCache VERCache I ICache
Cache Comniissioners Decide to Take TakeDavid TakeDavid TakeDavid
David Eccles Petition Un Under Under Under ¬
der Advisement AdvisementLopan AdvisementLOJ
Logan LOJ n Feb 11 l1T iLThe Tho county count commis commissioners commhflonlrs commissioners ¬
sioners met in special session glon today to toconsider tocon toconsider
consider con lder u petition presented Ity ty David DavidEceles DavidEccies < 1 1Ecdes
Eceles unon hehalt of the Oregon Or > Jl n Short ShortLine RhortLine ShortLine
Line > asking for a right of way n over dt > r the theroads theroads theroads
roads In the southern end of the th county count countfor
for a spur < of the short line
Mr Ir Eccles proposed running for nr a dis distance distance ¬
tance of two or three miles along al nJ the themain tbemaIn themain
main thoroughfare between heie hel u and Hy Hyrtim H Hyrum I Irum
rum but there was a vigorous protest protestmade rotetmade j jmad
made against a alnst that and EccJos abandoned abandonedIt I Iit
It finally flnall asking for a right of way wa over overall ovt overall > rl
all road south of Logan and west of the thethoroughfare thnthoro thethoroughfare
thoroughfare thoro ghf1tre mentioned According to toMr toMr I IIr
Mr Ir Eecles the Short Line has been 1e < > n in induced induced ¬ I Iducpd
duced by b him to build from the th > lx logan logansugar > an ansugar ansU
sugar sU ar factory across the > valley allf to Mill MiHvllie MilliIit Uu Uuylllt
vllie iIit thence to Hyrum H rum and Weltevllle itwill It Itwill Itwill
will not run passenger Jas > ng r trains over r this thisrouteho thisroutC
routeho routt ho says n1 but b t will handle freight for forthe tortilt fjrthe
the towns named but the th principal duty dutyupon dutyupon
upon it will be the hauling of btcts btctsFrom bt btctsProm cts ctsFrom
From other sources however comes comesthe fOmNthe comesthe
the information that the Short Line will willskirt wIJIfklrt willskirt
skirt the tli entire south end nd of Cache thus thusenlarging
enlarging pn1nr in the present loop and putting puttingI puttingLogan
I Logan ten miles farther from the th ouiMlf oUtI1rworld outsilworld
world The commiaIoners comml lontrg took Mr lr Kf KfoJes Beales Ieci
ales ci > s petition undeaclviscmem undeaclviscmemTomorrow undeJf a advisement advisementTomorrow jsement jsementTomorrow
Tomorrow Mr lr Ercles C C W V Niblcy Nl Ic 1o and andotllws andot11ors andothers
others will go to Lewiston 1 < > iston to select St > llct the thesite th thsitE thtsite
site for the > big factory which is to be bebuilt bpbuilt hebuilt
built there this year > 81 Work will Ill have to toI tobe tobe
I be rushed on the factory In order ord to g set gtit t tIt
It ready rad for vise us this year Yf > lr as m nothing nnthin haS husbeen haSbiel1 hiSbetmt
been done toward building it yet yetPROYO yetI yetPROVO
PROVO NOTES NOTESProvo NOTESProo NOTESProve
I
Provo Feb 12 12larrIa Marriage licences 1Iclnr < > s have havebeen hUTI havebeeit
been Issued to the following couples Carl CarlMann art artMann arlMamma
Mann of Ogden O den aged 21 and Lillian Snow Snowof Snowof Snowof
I of Provo aired Ifl Albert S Mott f > tt age age2C 3g aged agedic <
2C 2 ic and Sadie > E Spratley aged 20 of ofAmerican otI ofAmerican
American Fork ForkThe ForkThE ForkTue
I The articles of Incorporation of Ie the Dc Defender Dcttnder DCfender ¬
fender Mining Mlnin and Milling II1Unl company companyJesse fomrlQnJ comnanyJesse
Jesse J > S > VcnJght 1 nlght president prEsl 1t and R E Alien Allonsecretary Aliensecretaryhave A11 A11leerEtarhao
secretary leerEtarhao have been changed maKing the theprincipal theprincipal theprincipal
principal place of business Provo Insteaa Insteaaof
of Payson PaysonAn Pa on onAn
An attempt was made ma p to burn D N NAdamsons NAcIamsons NAdnmsons
Adamsons saloon at Pleasant Grove Fri Friday Frtdu Friday ¬
day du night nl ht The Incendiary made a fire > in inthe InthE inthe
the cellar and then left closing < IQ ln the door dooro doorso
1 so < o ti tirht rht ht that a lack or draft arorenttU arorenttUthe Jtov nt < < l lthp
the fire from gaining any headway De Defore Otforp before
fore It was discovered by b Air Ir Adamson Adamsonin
in the th > morning Sheriff Harrison investi investigated Intstlgated Investigated ¬
gated the case caseSaturjay SaturJay Satura and arrests arr > fts may mayfollow ma mafollow mayfollow
follow Tho perpetrator of the attempted attemptedincendiarism attemptedIneendlarlsm attemptedI
I incendiarism tore off the leaves of a amemorandum aI amemorandum
memorandum i tiati ad kept In the bar on onwhich onwl onwhich
I which wl ch the proprietor had a number or orsmftll orsman orsmall
small accounts against a lnst various parties partiesIf partieIt
If the th > firlnc had been beerl beensueeessrUl suere u srul several severalhave severalthousand > eral eralnd
thousand nd dO dollars liars worth ot property would WOUIthae wouldIntro
have been destroyed destroyedMrs dtstro destroyedMrs ed edlrs
Mrs lrs May Booth Talmase was down to today toda today ¬
day da attending the M 1 A conference conferenceAMERICAN conferenceI conferenceAMERICAN
I
AMERICAN FORK HAPPENINGS HAPPENINGSAmerican HAPPENINGSAmrIcan HAPPENINGSAmerican
I American Fork Feb 12 12The The children of oftbo oftb ofthe
the tb > district schools uniter the > direction tllr t1on or orProfessor orI orProfessor
Professor Mark Robinson presented the theoperetta theoperetta theoperetta
operetta < Snow White at the opera h hue hueJast huselast us uslast
last night Owing to the extreme xtr me v ia JLthere iathere 1 1there
I there was not a very large turn out The Ther Thep1ev iheplR
r plR p1ev > nv was fine fineHomer fineHQm fineHomer
Homer HQm 1r Ptrlnpham fltrln ham of Salt Lnke City Cityspent Cityt Ity Ityspent
spent Hpt > nt Sunday Surlla in American Am > rll n K Jurk frk rk ttv ttvgoest tnr tnrSUtst tfltgest
t goest of his sister Mrs lrs C A Storrs StorrYe StorrsYeter1alo StorrsYesterla
Ye Yeter1alo tertlay was the oldest o1d t day dl of thc thoF thcFRon th thFason
F FRon aon in ths thIs town the wind Vew bard bardall hardall nardall
all day a from the th > north and th the eold eqhd < lId was wasplereinp waOJJ wa wapiercing
J piercing J1f rclnJ The local thermometers around arovmathe arOlih aroundthe < 1 1the
the different dUC > rut imrts Ilrtl of town registered registeredfrom ngoisttI1I registeredfrom
I from ten to fourteen below zero this thisi thismnrning thismerning
i morning at j oclock oclockT
T E Steele Is confined to his home homej homeIf
j I with ith a severe attack of the grip sripFACTS rlp
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FACTS THAT TELL TELLJanuary1 TELLJauuurY TELLJaiiuary
January1 net increase inreascln in subscribers subscribers4IU s bscrlbersi
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Feb L1612 1 1672 G72 Rocky Mountain Bell Tele Telephone Tel Telphon Telephone ¬
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stance stnc This scale scle weighs from one ounce to tuteny twenty twentyfour twentyfour
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FIRST OF THE PRESENTS TO BE GIVEN WILL BE PUBLISHED PUBLISJED IN THE DAILY PAPERS MARCH 1st 1stParties 1stPartcG 1stParties
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