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Show OTIS PONG) YGAT. Newspaper 7 es ee. in occ 1,50 °o and reap wifhout missing o finance, the the trust funds tent of and and had by schemes the what supposed acand ecnormous dishonesty people of obtained of the then extheir general made portions of their might still be the money left, ce so0| SHALL THE NATION That is the fact. PERISH? An And if the Wall a.) --@! . a FAS RL Oh Po of Waists One-Third Off fine variety; hundreds of perfect picture of beauty An exceptionally them: every one a and elegance; now hbeime sold One-third off at Laces 25% Off Laces the section ol evel \ from gathered Por Real world-Valenciennes, chons, Cotton Torchons, Venice, Net Top, Cluny, Baby Lrish, ete., ete., im edgings, insertions, ine quatigaloons, medallions, aud all-overs. fies. Beautiful designs. . Jacesanakine , Wed PBX 95% off Kid Glove Specials 16 button Mousquetaire Gloves, black, white, ox blood, navy and ee green. sold at $4.00 a pair; How. 12 button Mousquetaire (rloves, white, all sizes, regularly sold at $ a pair; now clasp Pique Street Gloves. all S1Zes, Good values at $1.75: black and v2 ») 125 and colors A beautiful line of figured, checked and plaid Dress Goods, allavool, 38 in. wide, sells regularly at 65e a yard; this 49 the law. Our entire line of ladies' gents' and brellas, prices ranging from $1.25 to $15.00; this week... . One line of Ladies' 26 inch Umbrellas, sell regularly at $1.75; this Uin- 207% off that ot) week. One line of Children's sell regularly week... Leather Bags rellas, that Umb aoe Windsor Manutae turers' Sanple Leather Bags. in seal, walrus, morecco and goat skin. Values up to 1 $5.00 School at 75e; this Fine Windsor handsome ed 00 Sillx with Ties, embroider- ends. all colors: this ° for. Ties Pure week 50c ? Have you seen the beautiful display of Toys and Xmas presents in our North Aisle Where: L. C. Our M. you get J], Recre rou Drug Store is at the tex:aaa AN coh. cet ine nee 112-114, Z. South C.M. I. Main Wee See BX Street > o---o BIG RASCALS. The President did not |talk loud about the square deal, and then go out and send a poor man to jail for disobeying the law. In the matter of rebates, in the matter of combinations. in the matter of insurance frauds, he drove his spear right at the shield of the strongest gallery of guilt. knight He in all that| never could have that every knee shall bow and every tongue confess that lawless wealth shall henceforth and forever contnbl this nation. It is time for the issues to be drawn. It is time for the battle to begin. It is time for the deluded masters of miiiions take. to learn No one their colossal wants to take 6.0 enders. He could reform the| abuses in that direction only by com-] PPT respect for _ from the very] so the very greatest all the law's transgressors. wickedness very of If the| were checked there, at fountainhead of offending, the but most of them served from distant parts of the country, and it is prac-| lically impossible for them to return| from the people their liberties. They|to the place of their, original enlist-} shall not debase a nation. They shall] ment. Besides, they have attachments not enslave America. here in Utah which make it undesiroO | i it|@- would of necessity stop all the way down the line, And so his promise of a square deal was redeemed by assailing the very citadel of wrong. There was heroism. There was fairness. There was justice. And the nation that heard with joy his splendid promise of a square deal for every one found the pledge redeemed wit h a fearlessness and a faithfulness Which never have been matched. There was no. crusade against wealth. There was no attack on values. There was no stroke at th e permanence of property values. But there was a simple and direct demaa a that the laws of the land be obeyed, even by the greatest and the richest and the strongest of the nation, Just exactly as they must be obeyed by th e lowly and the weak. That provoked the war. That gave | the warrant for conspiracy. That started the campaign for the over- especially pleased with the prospect. As has been previously pointed out by The Republican, there is no national home for veterans between Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, and Santa Monica, California. There are many old soldiers in Utah, and they are a BIE Snares Sakae 7 Noceiey eins able for them to leave this state, even will be located And his work on election been Portugal troubles and Servia are oO] " Every The nation is bigger and stronger than is Wall street, and the nation is with the President in his present conflict. Wall street produces nothing. Its gambling game has been a menace to the stability of business ever since the war. Time and time again tho nation has come to the relief of that street when the only malady was excessive gambling. They talk about the loss of millions in values. It was but the escape of air with which they had inflated their monstrous balloons. By lies, by deception, by a million acts of knavery they made a false show on paper. Their securities never were worth the prices bid for them, They lost what they never had. They gambled in stocks about which they knew nothing, and when they rap out of victims on whom to unload, their bubbles burst. The game was ended. They can close every broker's office trom Broadway to the Bast river. state having Union soldiers| at the time of the civil war has veteran representatives here in Utah now. It has always been the policy of the sovernment to provide homes for the old soldiers in localities where the greatest number could best be served. That consideration is provided in the location of a national home in this city. Such an establishment would accommodate men from every neighboring state. The whole of the inter. mountain region would be entitled to send its old soldiers to the national home in Salt Lake. It is to be hoped that Congressman Howell will be able to secure favorable consideration of such a plan. It is certain that both the senators will heartily second the move of the congressman. In fact, that all three will work unitedly for the accomplishment of that object. Success will be difficult, but if hard work and earnest the people the time. both with the throne. object to a king In hay- 5 an) all The city administration is standing on a pile of its discredited warrants and yelling its protests because the county is retiring bonds. The "Boy Phenomenal" has iio reason to complain of the impoliteness of the court at Logan. next Thursday we hope to stars of the football game their classes, Buy your Christmas presents as s00D aS you can. The stores are getting in the best possible shape for you; and the advertisements in The Republican tell you where to go. slump NPEGl |e cigs Is cea pages oN mo Decatur's Port. BY WEX SALI "Y « 4 ur ¥. LAICE ,ocyry 187 3.) (Iestablished General Banking her. I ae | WALKER ReEG oD Canvas bellying in the breeze Heaves in si Closing fast > wind, Their drums to quarters loudly pout--- Seven ships, and clearly seen Their colors mark them Algerine. eorge, the Guerriere quarters, guns run throat rigates close andante?-Wither ove "| out, THING IN eg 5 port is 2 seas "Where qxea . for' I Rent. i cs p f ag 36 MAIN cm NEW Are known KNIT GOODS through out the west for quality and best valu e We now offer steater valu es than ever course, rine Yankee 500,000 Ts now running full }] ast. The new quarters are modern ine very detail and the sanitary conditions are , prefect. Wa Invite Visitors to ins pect the plant and see the machines jn operation. We use on] V theevvery best of materia] and with the fae ilities now at hand ean do even better work than ever before. mane | CUTLER around- bound?' the stout old Guerriere Keeps upon her westwar d 5 salt oa OUR Decatur on his quarterdeck Shivers not a single sail, Tolds his vessel on her course, fareless of the pirate's huil, Just replying at his ease, "Dove mi place-Where I please." And Utah. raters L. S.4Hjlg.i. oc. Preai Moses ‘Thatcher.....,.... Vice Brestint CUTLERS' 4. navy With a single brand, bey his sport Made the pirate In his castled, cannoned port on saved -_-- Decatur i commend He who singed at ‘Tripoli.' Closing City, iia de uaa. Capital .n<csi-s. pyar 8 eae s250,000.00 | 1 § Young epee ndemas; -..Cashier eat aed aap on ata peers Ellis, tretsseeeew Asst, Cashier vite Your deéount, for rent. We tn . Saree mee ‘* uid Aaa Cashier scow, Pirates of the middle s ea, Dreaded bullies of the main, Fearless of the ‘ Tricolor Or the Red and Gold of Spain, making ships disgorge R . _ fly. the Cross of Lake | OAPIP AL BROTHERS eo pies: ith Salt ! Bankers. BALT LAKE OIry JONES. Yankgd flag and Business, ; a Here's the stout old Guerriere Gaphured tot ee up the breeze or he reedom of ithe seus, Knows ‘Deseret National Bank Bankers. {| {| U. S. DEPOSITORY. McCornické Co. Transact ic is said | sai) full prices | the Hus the fire department learned anything from the Redman fire? Is Salt Lake property any better protected now than it was a month ago? fener een After see the stars in fromer | lay entitled him to a full pardon, whatever his offenses in the past may have ing their trust-controlled articles would be a g00d thing and is desirable; trusts are making too much profit out of goods handled by them; but the prices of wheat and cotton, raw products, must be maintained or there ean be ‘no prosperity peace with the inner circl esate ‘T/to secure a home in their declining| case of Carlos of Lisbon. 1 | years. in or Captain Burbidge is now chief of police because. the nominal chief doesn't care to be bothered with matters too big for him to handle. By the way, Captain Burbidge must have mis-| eligible to homes in their own states; | made his from| stopped the ae of rebates by be- them a dollar of their wealth. But} Peon Prosecutions against the lit-|by the living God, they shall not take ‘ongest ae SS STAN PES | provided for, and near this city. : Exceptional Opportunities at Z. C. M. I. Spent to drive from power forever] values, the respect of the people for| th people let the conspirators read ATTACKED ny NyNa\x This Morning Inaugurates a Week ~--0 | Fr BARGAIN OPPORTUNT ED) COMMENCE TODAY which will be within a week, Will h we plenty of work cut out for It The jury properly can probe all cases where there is a suspicion of graft, But most of all the grand jury have an opportunity to get after highgraders. The public has come the bellef that there is a ring of ore operating his community, » people action either to prove ov declare + world that:such is not the case Since the robbery olf the Nevada-Goldfield reduction works some persons have asserted that there was a studied effort to conceal some "higher ups'? engaged in the nefarious but profitable pursuit of highgrading, and & coroner's jury undertook to bare the plot to the world. Chicago Journal: One of the queer results of the "rich man's panic' in New is sudden plethora of dome servants instead only railroad alarmed The for had banking, apparent publie scarce of frenzied in speculation ecnoroums rake-off, great Operations they plungers and to is operators promoters graft cess run Money the incredible sum was thus taken out of the usual places of deposit It might One month. ..........e eee eee eee to] | amount to one-half of all the money of UTOS MOCKS eco eccnule recess 2.001 {3 that he hopes to sel. the United States, Six f Bae cine a ciara eietels caieelelae 1.00 . Till as this occurred there was n ° The nation does not need them. The complaint of the searcity of money Sunday Only, one year.......+++. 2 "0! street influence now directed against magnates of Wall street who have set Proof that there was no actual searSubscribers will please give explici t) President Roosevelt shall win, it will themselves up as bigger than the law, city was afforded by the universal pre- of the usual scarcity. The employnotice to the Cireulation Department valence of high prices, and by the high be the destruction of the republic. as judges and condemners of a fair average level of wages-higher ment agencies are overrun with = apDIRECT, and not earriers, co llectors or than plications for work The family of solicitors, on all matters concerning de ever before in the history of the counlivery of paper. Please give . f ormer as -| This nation can not endure with John and fearless President, can hide in try. moderate means can now obtain L ; Well as present address when ordering] DPD. Rockefeller nd never crowned and sceptred their forty-story buildings and good servant at reasonable wages, ¢ What the country need then, is change ddress. rder to with the privilege of choosing from a The people will have to! come out, and the ninety millions of proper control of the brigands of fintinue paper will be honored only wher a as its king. long list of applicants. A while ago it had its fight with subscription is PAID IN FULL. choose between a President who has} people in this nation will go straight ance, All this is due, of course, to ta the jinflationists, and brought them Wholesale discharging of servants by MALCOLM McALLISTER, Gew'l. Mgr.|on his side every rule of right given|on the even tenor of their way. under subjection. It now intends to the nominal rict 1 Hundreds, and bring the brigands and desperadoes of even thousands or the latter were Offices-Dooly Block, 208 South West| by God or dreamed by man, and @ e finance under control, y measures Temple St. Phones-Bell, Exchange} ryler who knows no right but his own forced to part with automobiles, which will make it impossible for them 95 « ndepender it, 3 190, ao, | THEY SUSPENDED PAYMENT. horses, carriages and other luxuries to use in the operations of desperate insatiate desire for wealth and Summer jaunts to Europe and winter and repacious speculation the moncy EASTERN OFFICES: recognizes no supremacy but the dol ww trips to California were abandoned to which they obtain access through Surplus domestic help Atter stimulating speculation to the the present system of corporation lar. c New York Office, 604 Cambridge management é maddest height it has ever known, Bullding, Opposite Waldorf-Astoria W street has long held to the But the country All of these malefactors will not go Chicago Office, 311 oyee Building, J.} gjyine right of capital to rule. It has « er l West would like they unloaded all their securities and off and commit suicide, as the presi- { ind P. McKinney, sole representative east! peljeyved that its financial kings could light shed upon the query as to in exchange the cash of the dent of the Knickerbocker Trust com- some of the Rocky Mountains do no wron Tt has worshiped at the took what the New York banks want with pany has done-however worthy of shrine of enormous weal Succes people. Then they knocked out tne imitation the example may be. such a plethora of gold as has been was the only test of right and wrong. So it Mr. Rockefeller, for instance, has been pretense of values, and there was becomes hecessary to put the rest of rushed to their coffers by the Eurohedged about as by the divinity the pean importation and the prompt and them under proper control. surrounds a throne. It w held to be panic in the street. Then they borfenerous deposits on the part of the not right that he should be Se Riverside, Cal., Press: The chap fsovernment? rowed money from every city in the i . r foreed ‘to do this or 1m yecause Whose earthly possessions are tled up Western bankers would like to know Pie rs eovener 2 ae he wa ; "the richest man in the world nation, and suspended payment. in gilt-edged real estate the what the New York banks ars doing That Mr. Perkins coonle DF ern much about With these yast sums of gold, and why Industry stopped. Manufactories Isn't worrying po Ss before an investigating committee an flurries or the possiblity of having to WN WITH CONSPIRATORS! forced to tell about his dual transacelWvopolitan institutions are were closed. Improvement was at a in lieu of golden eagles No matter how rich any man has} tions seemed an outrag ae pe dds in the deposits justly ¥ a of millions » 2 °o yay e standstill. and certificates. This applies The federal government and Imperatively debeen or is today, the fact of his con-} office of Mr. Morgan were places where both to clerks and mechanics who are manded and as persistently denied? ili j al ersons remove le shoes poured cash into Wall street, and the relieved of the necessity of digging trolling millions has never made him)" Peo as must if on holy ground. CritiSecretary Cortelyou says fn his re conspirators there locked it up in their up rent money every thirty days be- cent address that the government sent subject of attack by the President. clsm was treason." cause they own the roofs over their Many 2a man has accumulated That evil doctrine. must be con- vaults along with the rest of their head and to the fellow who tills a few Oul about $227,000,000 to the various states and territories He did not plunder, and told the people that well-cultivated acres and finds a ready Slate what states and territories were wealth in the most honorable way demned. The men who uphold it and responsive market for his spuds or sevel pene ade eee the panic. ra Rocke the recipient of this bounty, and a ltand without the violation of any laW.|} must be taught the error of their ea oranges. Why need the orange growtle light just here is very much deers of Riverside, with a $3,000,000 crop or depriving any citizen of his rights.!way There is a power in this land| ‘©! ane sired Tt will be found on examinayear and another like it this year, tion that the great bulk of this money And no such man is or ever has been greater than the power of pelf, and street-at fifty per cent, and made the last worry because the New York bankers went to the New York banks and 1s in peril from the policies of the it rests in the hearts and the con- borrewers redeem their paper pledged have to pay 7 per cent for gold in still held by them to the detriment and London and Berlin? And why should President of the United States. injury of western banks. sciences of the ninety millions of with his banks Yor security on former grain growers of Riverside county, They demanded that the goyBut no matter how rich or powerful people who constitute its citizenship. trades. Sacramento Bee: last year garnered a grain and There‘e is ‘asus picion abroad in the land that financial nay crop worth $2,500,000 get agitated apy man may have become, the There is not a state in the nation, erninent sell them bonds and let them and corporate interests have schemed »ecause $100 President is not afraid of nim. Here there is not a city nor a county nor keep the purchase money. to tic up the money bags of Wall limit on amount y can check is one man who does uot worship There is no limit to the arrogance, t street, it 1 orde) discredit the out at a time, when automobiles can a township in which the people will be bought for a hundred down? i velt policy of cinching rich malewealth; who does not shut his eyes o the lawlessness, to the tyranny of not rally to the support of the Presi- t eggs up in the luxury class of 4 cents factors, to the manner in which-wealth has the Wall street crowd. the egg, and cows giving down $6 to Doubtless there are certain undesirdent against the treasonable doctrine been accumulated, and able citizens who would ches rfully $7.50 a month in milk, the lot of the They have declared war on Roose salute the that wealth must rule. farmer these days is an enviable one. unite in such a program, were it not MTagnate in token of submission. velt because he has made them obey isn't heaving his head around on for the fact that they themselves arc Here is one man who will not "crook necessarily among the chief an everworked pillow. He may have They have told every man from a business panic or the pregnant hinges of the knee that PROPERTY NOT MENACED. out of work that Roosevelt is the worried because some less provident Harriman, for example, is constantly relation was living in a rented house, thrift may follow fawning." "5 cause of his trouble. ad They have but for himself all was tranquility In need of money for railroad buildee and peace. And because he is not afraid of ing and other legitimate purposes, not There is no man who will maintain gathered the wealth of the nation, and Get a segment of earth, build a to speak of speculation. And a finanthem, the lawless rich have entered for a moment that wealth should be made every banker from Aroostook to modest house, get some sort of a crop cjal stringency greatly hurts transporinto a conspiracy for the overthrow tation business, growing, and hard times need never San Diego, from Key West to Puget assailed simply because it is wealth. frighten you with its bugaboo face. It of Roosevelt, for his destruction, for Tonopah Bonanza: There is bound Property is as secure in the United Sound break faith with his patrons, is a paying proposition. the defeat of his party if that party to be the greatest boom in the securijanswer in naked paper their States as it ever has been in the and Butte News: Despite the fear enties of Nevada when the times does shall indorse him. They haye ample come, that we have yet enjoyed. This lrafts for naked cash. tertained in some circles that the prespast, or ever will be in all the record | ¢ ent industrial disturbance may reach is not the dissemination of hot air, but means with which to prosecute their of the world. Every community in the country has The very firmness witb the proportions of the panic of 19038, a logical conelusion. During the dull warfare against him. If it takes a which the people rush to the defense stood by its local bankers. The panic the best information is that the critispell, the mines have been working, and the districts which were prospects hundred millions of dollars, they can of the President who demands obedi- framed in Wall street has refused to cal stage has been already passed. » panic phase of the crisis of ing out from Rhyolite to Rawhide. and pay the price. And they started with ence to law proves the stability of blossom in destruction throughout the was over after gold had begun from Silver Peak to Seyen Troughs arrive in quantity and rewhen the slump set in are proven the idea that it would be money well society, the security of property| !andIn that loyalty and stability of serves to increase toward and heyond zones now. Manhattan has her mills the legal minimum, so should it be in to demonstrate at home the worth of the strong man who fronted them the law. the effect of their attack on the Presithis case; and from present indications her mines and the whole state is turnfearlessly, and demanded that they In the general patience and for- a week or two more should see quiet The districts are growing richer and If the conspiracy of the lawless dent. restored and such normal conditions richer, and all that is needed obey the laws of the land. prevailing as are possible with a sick flowering influence understand that rich against a President woo punishes bearance, let them patient lying exhausted after a crisis » greatTn the first place, they have made lawlessness even in high places should the lawless rich shall not rule. In of the fever has been passed. est mining camps the world has ever a mistake. The people of the country succeed, the very homes of the con- the suffering that is borne without known. Of the ultimate effects of the disturbance upon trade and industry- are with the President, and will back spirators would be insecure. If they complaint let them understand that Iresno, Cal, tepublican: whether they are to be as severe and him in every battle of this sort that should drive from power the man who the ninety millions of the people of prolonged as following the panic of Strange banking panie which swept over the country has now reached the may be waged against him. In the withholds special privilege from them, the American republic indorse their 1903-It can only be said at present stage where the remedy js in the hands that much depends upon the ability of second place, his party will indorse an angered people would tear their President, and approve the square of the individual citizen. Everything the American industrial community to else has been cured The banking him with vigor and enthusiasm. That Mansions to the ground within a de- dea). preserve confidence in itself, while crisis, and the runs on the New York the fact that the money of the counparty has met the nation's crises in cade, The conspirators have made the try is now on a gol banks stopped some time ago. The If that compact of the milasiSs and that times that are past, and solved the lionaire anarchists should succeed, the issue. It is: Shall the Standard Oil the world's output of new gold con- actual dearth of coin has been Neved by imports from Wurope problem of government, no matter anarchists without a dollar to their rule the republic? And the voice of tinues inereasingly large, we have a the unlocking of treasury funds. The most important improvement upon the how dangerous or how rooted in name would smear the gutters of the the people, this time the voice of God, Situation distrust of banks and banking methods of a dozen or fourteen years has been relieved by the investigations ag power the enemy might be. And it avenues with blood before the winters returns a solemn negative! which have shown practically every finds no peril in Wall street that is of ten more years could pass. Goldfield Chronicle: The district bank to be absolutely sound and solcourt has summoned a new grand vent. greater than those that have been Never was rebellion so dangerous SOLDIERS' HOME IN SALT LAKE. jury, and that body, when organized, corrected in the past. Boise News: A mast hopeful sign in as is this conspiracy for the discreditAll Utah must be interested in that the finaneial condition is the fact that ing of the President of the United statement of Congressman Howell to prices have maintained as well service in the cause of the community as they there being but little States. The most the Southern states the effect that an effort will be made and the service of the veterans can general slump in prices of products. asked was that they be allowed to go to secure a national soldiers' home in win, then the national home will be Wheat and cotton both suffered at the as first, but already both are regaining in peace. These later traitors demand Salt Lake. And this city will be Not Paid In Advance. _. Oregonian: a i Sunday Daily because sow day or losing a dollar. The manufactories of the land will run day and night in the making of goods that a peaceful and unvexed people demand and have the money to pay for. The miners of the mountains will continue to dig the metals that are required in useful and gainful occupations, never disturbed by the fact that not a monkey in all New York is yelling himself hoarse in bidding for paper "It carried its financial concentration oO enormous limits by the creation of inonster corporations stupendous is communities of interest reat powerful chains of financial instiaand tutions, so that it destroyed competiSUBSCRIPTION RATES, tion in the ordinary acceptance of the te ed such a tremendous / . financial power, wiclded by a few men, One ooo eee =j| 28 completely to overawe the authorThe 3 a hate oie $ ity of any single state, and to threaten ie eo RORmonthsTe a cakeSCOOP TIOCGE 1 aD even the supremacy of the Federal govOne moe SS e oo | Crument itse i. Only Republican Salt Lake Cit y. and -_ Republica n ] the AI AR of gman be NERS Organ Utah, Entered as second class matter Feb, 10, 1906, at the postéffice at Salt Lak c City, under the Act of Congress March 1879. What the Editors Think of the Alleged Panic irr SN Are = Inter-Mountain Republican Co. Official Party in NOVEMBER 25, 1907. aH By CITY, UTAH, MONDAY, SH Morning SALT LAKE s Bivery REPUBLICAN, They can silence every ticker on Manhattan. They can split their blackboards jnto kindling wood, and drive every speculator into the wilds of Labrador, But the people of the United States will go on untroubled. The farmers will continue to plow 4 ~ hi oo ~T Published throw of Roosevelt. No matter how much it costs, the lawless rich must make an end of the President who will require of them obedience to law, the observance of justice Here is the position in which a famous writer gays Wall street found itself. = THE INTER-MOUNTAIN Inter-Mountain Republican No Sweat Shop G 0ods Sold Here ! i 3 ay, ey A) FTES pace 7 |