"Mornionism is the same old serpent. Polygamy is believed, taught and practiced today, not only by the ignorant and the fanatical, but by the leaders. At the Smoot investigation, let us not forget. Joseph F. Smith admitted that he was living with five wives, and that they had borne him eleven children since he had pledged himself to obey the revealed manifesto of 1890, forbidding all polygamous relations. I believe that polygamy is almost as prevalent in Utah today as it was before 1890. It was old Brigham Toting who said, "If they get rid of polygamy, they will have to spend $300,000,000 for a prison and roof it over from the summit of the Rocky Mountains to the Sierra Nevadas."

PREACH LABOR SERMONS FROM PULPITS TODAY
Special Services Arranged for Benefit of Trade Artisans of Richmond.
OBSERVE CHILDREN'S DAY
Celebration Will Be Celebrated in Many Churches—Rev. R. L. Clark Will Deliver Address to Brotherhood of Railway Clerks.
From many Richmond pulpits today will come words of commendation and encouragement to trade artisans in this and other communities who have handed themselves together in well-cemented organizations for the advancement of their interests and those of the people with which their work identifies them.
It will be an eventful day in the annals of the local labor organizations. Hundreds of men identified.  With these bodies will attend services this morning en masse to hear the message of the church and the position she takes on the large questions of labor. The idea of labor sermons today is in no wise denominational, but is a concerted action on the part of all the members. 