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Show r e " | pps" ‘THE INTER-MOUNTAIN: REPUBLICAN, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, TUESDAY, ae » Telit nt. Mountain hed Every INTERMOUNTAIN Re ll Dl ca Morning ioe Entered co. alone we -- second-class as : que . = matter eee ren eee Feb. | : eereee 2g- ier a eae ae *y stand = The 01 Only R: Bt nh 1 ey Salt ke a ally N City. terday morning Month ae Bix $ .76)'ne Months seveecbdeccovesse Months oO Year Sunday Temple Salt only, One McAllister, St. Both 208 Publishers' Lake City, 2.00) July party 31, own fr Ru figures funds January ...... 1, . 1905, = 1906] hand in i general funds My 216,928 sees was no pretense nevnan from 2), 1% 4 af mnunry ae sta ee Now, we Par ag arepy going$ < ' ¢ do but no light has does which deal better ever of the solid atesm: statesman. he worse, of Mr. which salvation = tial in one cf of soul, And that One is to mind work and body it certainly realm as keep> should in out as is a} well attention as] be is as essen-| the of hse fair good that fact} ee fo ag explanation , thousand spiritual.| mink 1 the in _ of ars dollars credit. It will aoa ne oe ‘ , ss C - " not eesix do . is that Park a City he 1a see will of the body v i questioned] NO of plays but te ; a regrets EXTRA "every and he set himself the task of growing|vinced prong. ey which is wanted' natural steadily have grown more he a the boy, and task. he He somewhat oe 2 healthy had ut not as he of r his deyoted that part . A went/ worked! grew up, himself even to if} working} destiny. It so develop. Was Russell Sage did it. one the poor But have of possessed boys other man example force it type rn a any now living strength finesse, But of - in of and does not unlike degree and as as iS} the€}enose follow that him would neta es chief course, execu- has decided, the consolidation But seemed Lake's ; Ff his own o to baseball state, strated that | 8 diedbestthe point. He the a Ae for subject Americans. from He has has the o of. who became] qualities, must}; the nat- the story vi ine otherS land i of other of you ; ass out their physical be all degree g quite a can of a likely little cially work every better and devoted out spiritual in at least one of us physically, other with It and others a variety beneficial good. What measure we degree, physical and attri- of out that not is ON of which with blest We a a his by assumed his his own willing be and sole made. against be is saying by made, which bound, If he Therefore, American he is can is not make And it is what party It nothing he conceding it to be true, must as his best possible showing. The by in- approval can it to says, stand of gross extravagance in its administration of the financial affairs of Salt Lake. The defender the of city. facts If the -Tribune of the stands American It presents which the case could be first the case made as the party best will one in state permit. better, a o @/ made, allake will a the American 7 oa no of the paper lps of Y San would & sponsive; no great is oe that‘ he cold, ane chilly, A Sy of friends, loses a friend. Peete ints Stas the and because it that the assertion the the the the unreny He does 3ut wins ceeps o he the to the of is is no by of dorm an lars for en a to addition is the from the city-a the for the already made. This vital lack known was made tion, by enty thousand dol- sum in THERE the now fools. They the ice, they the election in rejected ord; because have name, was any but need have of reform, showing dollars cost more the money service. the city for and if people faith were has not of Salt party knew What people Of call to wonder flce all of It Wisconsin not or after that But ald maybe office, thousands Again, a of They given have of in have a versity of dollars of "repairing" yet completed, assurance AND of water THEY can you to reasonably make to this true, a of dollars, Reed United at all. debt for of was legislature. all. It not a & the as was not Herald' never never undo apologizes, the wrong THAT Herald. would a morning published telegraphed story of The published it day, and to the their - . the in that not the posed, divorce in Telegram of Satur- and remain of the ting small one Is Park it in in the the papers on WIN. pleasing club to which is not sup- Salt Lake stands four. They should they were not They because the there and In habituated the first win. And They carry by at should winning. towns Ogden _City, of fix the habit Republican, and The of after victory of better ball ity morning. league season. are gave represent where they Arthur Tribune Sunday baseball a pro- of especially to third sub- the copying SHOULD is the Saturday sen he It the exclusively-the the little thing, it helped to of seeks afternoon readers precedence the are away simple is higher Eureka? to victory of the an =, see that ¥ a CITY f MADE factoty. to is as Fue) hia advices again heed next' one comp AM SHEEP possible. He is} .. Hebale people about in him Is Well, And, E 4 OF 4 ZINC a : -- his for any badly. He oD is is. t nent a thoughts . on the last OO * A A few s of RA ESTES - the that which TUESDAY Sepals c ater eve » such a will , name be cae member Bithdas 4 _* When of General | William IT The Her eee mateh tii on } the] Match nhredpee Els S in latest of "in father is he: ad of a house so: what does|2cres ) ests. of ‘la "While ; frittering sidviae ensued von fe Sueoaithon: Lueadou voung was bride Friendly to America. rts, ict ing demons es fioasuie for American better than his dec ision iva royal soon time. that Prey Terniont |met and must fost! Dorothea is a be not ar the iy hie The houses authority | madele \ up Prince sity of that hi s Emperor William has) the mind naturally ning ind i t o aie that eff if amilyly tk that Count August Bonn. aS and to the iritsa r-|and it goes is expected' he »that tarhum, L i that were HERDER'S BATTLE. > O i ¥ they gee ee up pan remnants, and was glad to ge oer he saw act d won Te old Johnnts woollles bloo min' aes dline sheep and cattle lands. enver Republican. $5: with his is insane,|} Senator tained and ;: a Mrs. dinner the Sutherland enter- leaving the at party Lagoon last on | > At "Oakwood" Comedy 1 Mrs. Kenneth and Mr. C. and ota oung David little frlends same Kerr Mrs. Coie and William Mr, _Mrs her APT A, Snow sister, Mrs. * ane Mrs. E. nouse place is A. J. of Miss will leave for a two- be ; Miss two ; Kate daughters two-months of the Jack guest the for Provo week js of when sixteen enjoy the of her girl affair - has gone. La of Miss to He‘Prele os Kanters, AP | and Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Miss Colburne and Miss ‘ichie, left Saturday MeVichie,| Helen Mce-| morning in ing Mr. and Sire Willard * at one : time one affairs given ; Miss apolis, Terre J. N. street. ri ; Caroline o . ° Norton FRAGMENTS ee 947 South this visit FUN Seventh Hast By the CO., Deseret News Bldg. THE We him put | it is a trfolet, with NEW have a few SOUTHERN left. First-class rooms flot and cold Elevator and service UNDER N EW MAN. ph a Be 14 VEST 1ST SOUT 1274 Phones: 4 Ind., 22x89- Zz Bell. The greatest advise . it in m variety greatest WOOD will of designs and number of MANTELS be found at Elias Morris & Sons Co. t a Writing," | promptly answered her . ‘dear . girl | frie nd.-Louisville Courier- -Journal Judge and ey "A N. Cherry, ‘sone - daughter, Mrs. 3 4) ,Carmean, and son, "Do you recognize that form. of Ohio, of and Mra. eo Browne have | verse I have que Submitted ?"asked the returned from a week's visit in | overbearing po Lrighton, where they were the guests | | "Yes,'* a newered the editor, wearily of Mrs. R. H. Brown ¢ . and Mrs..J. Seallon, Miss Mary try." E. Scallon, Scallon and Miss Mien | the accent ''--Washington on the love me Star Mrs Nulywed-You ‘No, adore you. you don't. No onal Bredine Peslion left last evening on|@ny more--I know you don the 5:30 train for their future home|. Nulywed-But, my dear, aint in Hancock Mich. tak ren I Se Mrs Miss rom area R. fs Ferguson and daughter, ite Rive, Frances Ferguson, rave return ra a ofweek's stay in the Mr..'and. Mrs.Brighton, ‘Russe Te acy Sunday Mr. and Ferguson. eed went up AD them home . Dr. George uM: Tuttle of St. Louis} ~& 4 visiting at he "Porches," "where Mrs. uttle ; and her vin son have been nwa ents, MT. fica Mrs Gece so badly man mis- could dressed inat. 6do you think (on aur ee <r "Don't what?" "Don't heart of tor."-Jy Credi -ditor-So 2 Wels S jot two ou weeks? of love | as [ am. =I Hamfatte as mm be 31, Monument, 347. at moderate prices, water on erete floor. the off you "Make July | elephant Tren : hol his Y eae 1olding: His aoe noard.-Lippincott's agazine: Tuesday, Co gil the ,. He has asked me té marry him," Indian-| simpered the somewhat mature mat"What Would of PASHA." =e . opens Drug DRUG. Phones ‘AT morn- he will OF hear eee Meer "he = Bill "SAID = sak | WILLES-HORNE bell Ind.. and Miss Zada Scovell ofiden. Haute, Ind., are visiting Mrs | do?" Melton, = leave Ney » Where Tiger-I . Howat, will | | | --- honor of Judge -_ aa - Hansen in her the.home Andrew Tuttle fo sur years and is lot of old friends, while before re Uirning to Berketo resume his studies for the comyear. haye | the returned from their wedding trip and | The Will soon be at heme to their frie nds, | trunk Mra Hansen is having a number of | Mag small at Reno, a ey tee 2 Mr. Mr, for | for Other parties who enjoved Provo || canyon in automobiles Sunday were| and Mrs. Clifford R. Pearsall, Mrs. James E. ae hea and Mrs. 8. L ao Mrs. Charles the} MeVichie automobile for a delightful trip to Provo, to the up Provo canyon Hot Pots, where they spent Sunday. They will return to Salt Lake today. Mr. and and is a guest | FREE DELIVERY TO ALL PARTS OF THE CITY weeks, | for the past three or | be ‘ing Welcomed by a | She . a Mrs Bornadette Monohan w ho is the guest j of the most popular members of a of her sister, Mrs. Throckmor- | YoUnger society ton of this city, { visiting Salt Lake s@tfriends for a oad a * * | time on her way to the Pacific will enter-| | West, where she will make her North-| Mrs. L. H. Farnsworth home. tain today at the University club for} Miss Kanters has been in Michigan | her daughter, Miss Edna Farnsworth, friends will AUG Splendid selection of Bath or Toilet Sponges, in fact, we have just what you need in the sponge line from the big, tough, durable' buggy Sponge to the fine silk toilet sponge for baby. a Myrtle to WED., ; Prices, (/25e.and.~ 60c:: Ba Sinidawlieuaadawet cae What is more Cooling or more - pleasant than sponge bath this weather. is Grant. Musica Musical 1 SPONGES , Chicago F. and ; > Sutton for eee | Hatch Mi iss Lucy Sane will entertain at breakfast this morning for Miss | * Sutherland _ | Der D. guest were | George upper Yesterday Keith and a party of | enjoyed the day at the 11 delig shtful George e ¢@ | Mrs. Walter Cook and | have returned from a rip to California. children | Reid Opening Seat treated Countess. here seems to be , 7 8 | Mrs, Charles C. Crismon | for righton in a few days weeks stay |! Sunday Popular. Matinds: $600. i PROBLE.: STARTING the demand but the court deanteP eee having a-ner- » NOE Sepoetea ee not be be expected to pay her more 6| Visiting c on I . ; wc of Comici Opera Season | | Lake With her children and theli hurse, and will remain during the | heated term She will be the guest }or Mr. and Mrs. Frank IL Hines and | other relatives and friends o'clock train for the resort Covers were laid for the following guests: Dr. and Mrs. T. B. Beattie, General and Mrs. S. C. Park, Mrs. Geo rge A.| Snow of Chicago, Mrs. E. D Be ea | of Provo, hae Margaret Park, Lannan, L. aoe Wibridwe Thomas and vee Adan * charge the fortress, bu cow boys ad hillside, with ead; fee gun kept up its talkin,' like it reath iis line of eae was upon the theme of deuth. agreed' Erasmus se evening, L hts Countess Smith e Friday. ie PA was. sent.hs Ghana Berlin that they have Erasmus basely, or means of redress, Staccay as « a ' : . ENT ENGAGEM Bae EXTRAORDINARY rece ntly to a sani underrotrn eighteen months. This| "cure," Meantime, ola C ount i rasmus a succession of moves|- ee His kinsmen agreed to ive ‘the as paaeetoeN Ae ants ane ee ey : ene > lastly young rosoneS3C uae Peal ent of | e€ s well eo as German ¢ ontnhn, ¢ oneshe demanded educational methods| Senth aot: aot aa $12 a a than oe count he will be there is merely one of 7 >y ria replicas of ancient German are hitee-| tural and seulptorial masterpieces; then he arranged for an interchange of American Dy ke professors to lecture at Ger n universities and vice versa; he then received from the Uni- s ----S-SS=__- bes detitut, bute E Tani farnits decided Ss BAND. 8:15 State : dissolvec only HELD'S Starts worth} ries ta Germ in ceuncil | marriage Semana In BY Salt aces inherit. ai} ‘this money, nut | like $22,500,000, The young} we ey centl ets < ess | | merous aa ane mea. foe aaa a ‘ wanseré depressing? ald Handicap etic Sou i : é Saas ' ‘ 5 and | Lonbeeces Ha ji -ERT CONCEI ta Mile vs. Downing Race. Professional, / icap, ter-Mile a German iristocracy concerns Count. Bra ee | zu Erbach; the' younger, son of e: wealthiest famalies in'-Germany; pare ats| ter ee fea Three -Quar | e the Race, ° VENTS. _ ire McParland Mile Lil ap c Progri am Take . Aristocracy. seandal 31 ac NTS 7 BIG 4 Two- weet va 1e8- his a -- sa aap aati ree day t ELEVEN Hohenzol-| the Sa meade on the ote score the} will: of} ©count mething Swliet "oe on ' seandal was} alide-de-« tee ‘ swaths ulsen, was in love 1 Lucadou's daughter sixteen eagle, J ni of nits Spirits 1€, }the American i hristening aprop JULY c At in comme ey ; F of the EVENING will of the fac coat rm le me rican , inde Oth . ner n recognition o © .ke Se place aa eae or will Baer name S be kk sisé i andson s ‘ere ; length of time,' oration The sy mptoms|on the piso r4 3 during a - St tee waeann 2 ee e people . rr in the United States, First, he pre-| force Br Vena ce, ai aeSe atanie era | re ¢ 4 e Ss ago, e a Cc seum, Done inne duplicates and senshi id eould . to the to ‘ gain to American very] consequence, worse girl he von thnk was called upon, was Johnson, by a masked and well heeled bunch was told he'd crossed the and had better take their hunch; He'd be called upon next mornin' if he didn't pull his freight- And then they shot hig. cpolie and advised him not to wai Well, old Johnson's eyes "was moi when he looked at his dead pu nd them ys* never the row ye d started up The heaee spent the long pigut pilin' stones on Sugar Butte, Till he' d built himaett a breastwork, where a man could rest and shoot. za co ers came at ae and they ght old Loco And ‘the' writtes started talkin' and the was fallin' dea But from Pinat iste fort of cd's come a ou acks, And a ory time it s oke once dropped uncher in his tracks. And effort FREE. hs , modest and intelligent gir the institutions | 70° ground tor nullifying the. marto send his riage was that the young count's mind leaders can be| fourth son ATE ust Pata; bore Ant ta unsound. His relatives so once, events | L887, an American university, after now a of r events) on him ) | his to Wnished with threats his course of at the Ger-|inat disinheritir he Ae ore: ox " AS ing& man. -universities I have. it on g00d! amined by an alienist. This expert 4 And And sons his MISSION AD of geet Fraulein. call him en 7 ghpnson, but we say it mighty lo Since he broke the redo man's deadline, over here in Ida And now he takes nie wagon into any country strange For the 45 he carries won the freedom of the tried the Is degree en the We They his the honoris 7 : hie r eet See at E a an college does not stop at that) emperor - dot The THE Tot ears move of te Pennsylvania physi-!| permeate 3ut the ake a tal ‘ ohin order court WONDERLAND | of aeatar | Fea gunirunted at a cost of $36,000, and, although far from worth it, are objects of envy to inhabitants of this desert land, where the laborers earn $5 a day, yet can barely make both ends meet Even is Van Calava.) sity \ Ser | | ; R 2:30 20, 8 ; | gut Beira is a town ie Africa which is little known, nate olds a unique peter in the niall. An astounding 8 ects tat gaze of the traveler who Happens to light on the town, for eo wel behold a city built entirely of overnor's residence, the piuniic butidings, the barracks, the arsenal, » shops, the hotels, the houses and theie outbuildings are all made of zinc. The unpleasant effect produced by this prevalence of zine is difficult to describe, and the knowledge that human beings have live in such houses in so burning a climate intene sifies the painful impression. Millions of tons of galvanized iron have been sent out from Great Britain, France and America, and this quanhas been used to build up the town-a feat accomplished in six months. Owing to the fever of speculation and the demand for cheap and hastily found lodgings being so imperative, the city has been constructed of this material. That nothing may be wanting to the triumph of iron a railWay, with wagons and trucks composed of zinc, traverses the city from end to end. Indeed, it is so all pervading that not only is it used to cover roofs and build up walls, but even stretchers are composed of it. Should an inhabitant fall ill or meet with an accident he is carried away to the hospital on a sheet of zine torn from one fences or buildings nearest to scene of the catastrophe, Should he die he is carried to the grave ina zine coftin Owing to the scareity of natural productions, the food of the entire population consists of tinned meats, for no other food can be procured at any reasonable price. It is altogether a most curious place, for in addition to the houses of zine the streets are littered everywhere with empty meat tins of all shapes and sizes. The dreary monotony of everlasting zine is only relieved by two stone houses which have recently been built and compose ee residence and depot of the agents a French Take the] E f to | AT " one CALAMIT Voyage. i 1 complete breakdown will take 4 py Sesine no y ae OF an ate aker Is being relz ae pee ein, Remi gacK many Oo aria Del ee, eee A rgii Him away his time, do but eall on Gener: al and Frau Count . Erasmus, ‘who. is twenty-three ucadou. cinened vith a pune ace ra | years old, fell love : ith JDRROERE rouk ike ; is | Fisher, rs the beautiful daughter of a come to congratulate them on el laundr yman, near Erbach They betrothal of their daughter to ¢ rount | aundr to Bnsland: and a6 re married | yoy Hulsen "the best son-in= law" yee] i London a year jagory. Thesdhede id colored portion of ofCruelty the the SoPrevention to] Kearns makes headquarters in a] Kea : an fe WHI not Win ' g 0 : a Than Phy ig g His natural restlessness {s ge rahe famiW is the infant son of | fe (Ving ct reife 4 eric to be more pronounced, and A Prine c W ae we are ‘Awaba mecolony rari é dine P ess e Rerln las resolver ri ) e mevicneedviseta; with anWitly: takes: a- prolonged eat ins thik: amental ‘rest. a immediately t a oned:. emblazStaree silver and cup Stripes and | Ralcetre the for e om CAL ting citi: ; . s Se te July ve have to concentrate luckier by avold-|)45ny party's Bak indication fHeehs Seu EuTe! So elety will U weeks. As ; . will be no tariff tinkering by session of congress, if the} qual- defeats, the grown Se taken S as Stil let- process soon one Subject is sleeping : ) 5.6 wrecks. There the next views even and a of pretty. Bay sical, uncomfortable, unable F win) iat The to A eiatin: afin tiath au ve SEE a oes AST one> we stowet the earn th German | ' b Seifice won Grea wat Prince es . ; rs » German ong the future heir ake Aa ihe throne, at his any and . can cy irritable and the least thing an-| : ate ba: him. His ailment is regarded as ro rhe simore mental than physieal, The posi- tlon closed. He and Herald the custom mentioned. THEY on Brown, News in plenty. out, last of Max rown. scoops, in scoop-in Republican ceedings to be statements By the way, and while ject of exclusive news: The had may It never has done. it be Jat and counts its the it pointed corrects the of which instances is in true,; on But Herald other go pending Story, fact fact Uniwith theu- to session harmful the are the have next of an- the hundred publication. scoop, When It to a Her- Herald expenses That was scintilla base made. the confronted a would the was before in the was current assembling The months scoop nearly and had of the convention later, a Republican of statement Utah deficit sand less bound ; nounced-exclusively-that a of- declared the within little condemned They not own not is led Wisconsin senate that It was a many. But their that of going is the paper, paper Republican session is in expulsion the in And one scoop street was are Some Herald a that ago States.. the them scoops, is the from of exclusive. the Main Smoot of stories. fabrications. them example, demanded rest exclusive. what the For is readers big Some are if of its the arrant course, to Herald many fact. of the the mis- quarter. the all always keep America on any But of of combined. some are are They give completed. answer the a them these there CAN NOT GET THAT WATER WITHOUT THE EXPENDITURE OF MANY MORE THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS. expect of than present it. the to have sense presents papers does signally-to and jis emwere that and choice no in of matter. the street it scoops Lake It American in they thousands which which it the expenditure conduit and had places administration. more more Salt rec- well who even satisfactory additional not city than Democratic spent They at officials bad the promised failed-most promise. retained of because candidates poliserv- their fixed there administration had because out their of their people In members party-not that they the them. no worthy Those Morris will SCOOP? that There by drive been because served ployed conceded are to a 1905. the were shouting itself. because given have sey- expense {s not antipathy had would the Lake did when added it Salt Democrats fixed they elevated administra- Tribune of office Lake And the people means of by contract better known building. even The TO arrangement to Main the completion original dollars A in convention additions administration IS Over while which Morris even present felt little AND the the the It was the in when WHAT action the be be State of city. IS NO WATER WITH WHICH SUPPLY THAT CONDUIT. was will expendi- Cottonwood conduit's been by defending, for settle waste great price fortune be- official- and as nomination, convention, is expenditure Big not Fairbanks in and theusand "repairs" to contract for seventy conduit canyon had city the in and Warren's does Mr. party true, by present Tribune the if addition big the course, That American justified thought of Senator dol- - point In be 2 Re- calm habit be best. seventy forgotten the out, additional the people Lake. this mere adminis- the made, the bound of former another paid which has a still will The And for these reasons of steady temper and charged caused extravagance already already but that is means administration, the thousand it them. never before. an executive their nothing make Salt great ture cash by that of not public servants be party of management the those em. than by not ninety there more interested saying wickedness which of dollars And of place is on city life contention entire tration will lieve it. its This should Simply thousand people and importance publican the the dollars from There officials {fs the of people. showing. bald by buneh driven of Morris costing months unfaithful were unfaithful the here reform, is they the wise thing is made ing on on is not magnetic; troops no} vislonary promise wae yree Dead Sea fruit experience. he attract with give and are practical say suffer He is tainted with affected which They earn oe hot party in nis‘hands. heresies, theories fix thousand six support a accused :: having twenty-two the truly of given presented excess power of showing If win- in hope any that he will make he placed own ties. custom a good case at all, he will. is by his own evidence that be ts was accused-evi- own defense to a construed that that varty j nu the The largely defending, strictly case need- evidence him, own with be law, ao in } iad proved themselves servants. That was why ). arty was retired. Yet work. the so the composing the It is assumed best 1s person procured troduced of which of is SHOWING, rule by for him. who it. must rule that OWN is -shall in salvation hands. behalf the work "He be right. salvation THEIR him life, true. that There dence in of of is our own practice, in in sal- it, it is a blessed ning is of money, price-the is vital converse will within it offiTIE because they had wishes and the inter- people, desire work, neither shall he eat." will not) make an effort to preacher And really proficiency great secure the not hold whether or of what help And will not He who is present ; mor¢ ests lars, be will the accumulation pearl vation work we And strength, music, or is rule What achieve. or-that ful number the the re dollars the with we want, we can in some get. can will The Generally, will extravagant; present butes which are desirable, so some may lack even the faculty of working with persistence and judgment to a large. spent disregarded to if we of an} else? Meas sirable; ane while: They afind a him ee He Bae has worth been tried, and found not wanting. For many reasons the next presiden? the finan- persistence of of the! oi one party a : ; ee thousa pusand seventy-six be charged against crowd own judgment to the tasic. But there comes the difficulty. As some lack the financial sense, and some the physical bent, and some the artistic, some never : votes is could ways, have who some and desired ourselves assertion of American ing. make 2» a better> sles a with the great credit which thousand did salvation salvation. cials ;n who would never be able to work out their.financial salvation. Some could get rich without being able to make themselves strong. Some could achieve music. Others could not. It may bald fault The the ‘ recently, anxiety: a4 anxious be Sash Aacneny MGs objected cere ate,to the sie ro gz 1280 neti" me as ia £ME DY caehyPorinke: leat ie I rseee ise a Long according by me cruise.as very 3 noys - the death na-|earthquake, record of their predecessors in office. 1, until a clearer explanation ] i o f th e over him. Without the qualities, mysterious or understood, in the case of Theodore Roosevelt, he never could have achieved the marvelous succession of victories which have been scored to his credit. There are Hmits. Some men Work have es to Even grossly ural faculties on which effort might) build. With them, the working out Without them, no work- can the sen the better A cas is team health, og governor him A a ah Stee es. Gentlemen of the alleged American | von Lucadou rach vou will never be able to make | crown pring, Party, 4 > a It Dietrich von the people like that raise of taxes Genera von He hasstandstuevery : in traveled read Beste great ing , gre: 5 clans are tive of the nation. Mr. Fairbanks fs on a forfeit, any way, even if they ; ‘ ‘i ters careful, systematic, aialytic-and sure.|)). Se) how to play s . ic Hife fs ssessed pe No» man in'public lite s i a Vie: S a keener judgment than he. e "Figures don't He, bul Mars. can fig-| Knows the people. His acquaintance ure," says the Tribune. And then goes] with them extends not alone to those paca to prove the proposition. = ee AES re} < ‘ 7 9 party that so much the all. kaiser's and) ey party. Mental Are (By is igainst : an extra agris "e legislatur forfor the > 4 conee: and the ineident Sia' a ee Salt: Physicians of c Washington, SESSION. what Court Ph A THIS & @ AFTERNOON EVENING AT NXE E ---- Republican members wis-| is Please to note another thing. The/¢jg) term in this Union shouldbesa aatalat ware nae wee .s former officials were cast out of office|"@ quiet season. Great reforms have by the public of Salt Lake City be-|peen effected under the administracause they had been false to their tion of President Roosevelt. They will trust; because they had spent too be beneficial to the nation. Time will much money; because they had been He}, to do so he the is at two is a/ B ut tice of it, than he would have won in off "wor the absence of that effort to "work| out" his physical problem There are limits. Some boys do not) 7 ner possess the strength of will, the great-| ness of soul that was given to him.]| There is no use saying that what man has done man can do. Some men have attained proficiencyas musicians. Yet not all could have done it. The quality] is lacking in some. There are men who have worked out their financial} very rich men. total Not stronger and/the Tribune claims, e nein mae ran it can not ess be doubted itshe ef won n ae, by¥| his personal endeavor, his will to get) strong, his thought of it and his prac-} salvation. by 0 | .be-..strong,|tnterested in about ¢ out i ‘ his own physical salvation, eas at least in some degree. Very likely he would the , Cutler of Trouble Seems to Be More ee Sse : Ke "a . at "the to the possibility] ‘This mueh is the fault of the forme el eeane He understands economic printhe: Striker S. pe pe Be es can ‘make with | administration."". Wherein is ice eae iples. He knows why the Republican|don't know which is. hu & ; ots 1. 7 Theo-| r charged ; against officials? the - formerer officials ' iene es one's self, in body and in ming ‘se worse t ; Sao ,_ | Policy " ae : dore Roosevelt is said to haye been a] What are the items by which the os He is sound in his political prin- very "weakly" boy. He was of delicate | mendous excess of overdraft is to be ciples. There is no variableness ‘nor Salt Lake is getting famous as frame, with deficient bodily strength,| diminished? Will any one be conshadow of turning in that. The great] yjace of lueky railroad wrecks. that there are limits of advancement one Hig alt to absence reat } FJ tailors' OS ae Governor at|cjderation the SL72 a an °e Au, pennant with the status due T aise wane ball, thes public spirit? Or is it a case of Fair- qualities hopes Ci They! ball, heady brining a Genie. erTman S cease scrappy des na ke uae =] 4 What is the matter Lake téam?. Is their ri 7 "tvate ownership, an ship. ¢ ij private anc tempera- he 2 ti ye a order in Oo | 3 of remee 5 broac a i and os on : the American no an President. no} i aos > ealth 1 eee « ae : such man a | the | two big schools of the state. x . It is sad to refuse the petition of . y E > res ; e Rzra Thompson and the rest of ps more prominent ? vur- = | ee a "ha He may , bel/his decision i : ; of 7 the do things . in| session not later SUL from the state.; They the} assur:go into e plenty of assurance, by the score that they and are oe hyplaying rz ar z do impassive players The man js safe Of course, he is cast in a mold dif; Bee ferent from that of Mr, Roosevelt.| probably dom, | great man but hurry leisure. . a a made . American $ 98,294.06 | fail cae " had somewhat ja se c - he over fe mi as D iis ere yp of legacies left by Morris o r rw . A eee Pee ee cc : the ee 76,119.05 7 - ~-Making a legitimate overarat 22175.01| of aire avpealne +. j 7 Toe ao ro go} -oncede a of using nominated Vice President as the Ré publican candiPresident of the United all chilly," 444,741.02} c are iis possession an cn $16 146 tere ore ee have banks's 62 a My alveny Of WENO) ea pied might the to be the tall-end organization. PRESIDENT. the country of change probable but to every part of them poe excepting in the sense of a text.|so arios far as they go, anc as I oe _| the nation. He is an American in thy But the elaboration of the thought is] poses of this argument, Pee al sense that he knows America. He is ; f ; ‘ That salva-| ures are right. But Wwe ca c Sie the part Republican that because helps he has demon-| one. That sa . oe : manta to| 2% **OPUbEce , a pn wks tion 2 afraid. °) only : FOR couldn't We : a1, 518.15) fr ree Januar Total we June inl IT OUT, rather like that Sunday sermon e y of Rey. Benjamin Young, of the First} on Sa : ige . Methodist church. "Work out your own salvation," was the message he offered. Of course even the words are| (nisi troni-the- pen ofanother. preach: there of!,nq Leaving a net overdraft of . $ 93,770.56 When Mayor Thompson took poseB . Y session, Jan. 1, 1906, he found: .y and Well, $309,719 60 997,490 =| ta Se er, ot today. ' Pay PenmtOR ; ming has pairbanks ge for o,.,.. States. $ 4,074.98] 1905, to ; : 1, JI anuary Received We Dey -- On WORK FAIRBANKS the follow-| preparation officials' eneral Tot: Total 3poie from West presented its June 9, 195 Manager} South Press Association. Utah, own Cnniananin 'Phones-3190. : of 8.00 | Recely ie Year,. General Block, table ItS 4.00 srreesecccteesesssece Dooly Member £00) ........ccceccescce Edition Malcolm Offices, - are 2 a ee life than the last former city admin istration spent in the same, service,| and in the same length of time. Re-| plying to this charge the Tribune yes-] 2 « ? , P Subscription Rates. One ae convicted ee of the people's money) ae) y, wtih the postofice at Salt Lake|inlas thespentfirstmore six months of its official tah, un 83, | |; Btleoiner cite ine March 3, a , « a construed. REPUBLICAN cB ae 7 > > ax slection elcap fore, Whatwould the Tribune Tribune in defense| -make-it says better. There-| challenge but one. ofAt bad 1 ion , the official: ae next of elec of the > city authorities strictly| | peor people will turn out the Americans,|2 will be » strictly field a with » No one, we think, will be-| even as they turned out the Demo-|they show lieve the case is better than the Trib-|crats. For the Americans have been|not afraid, une makes it indicted, and on their own showing} The season ; Rane . . oy by m = : Hamfatte as an ac- eee you What want an wrinse exte Ane aE ne were to die before the time elaps‘ ? ; Debtor-Sir, I am Mrs. Maurice too muct nn Be pints and daugh-|¢gentleman to do that. -T ‘ranslated ters, Miss Agatha and for Miss Marie! | Tales from Fliegend | Blatte Berkhoel, and small s0ns, leave this | ir ee San Francisco and Sanat The "oe move, lion Ca who aie a forced a| pee, tas ing a all night was killed | arly 1@ next mornin Mrs. I. This Hines, wife of Lieut trates the danger Hines, artillery that environs. corps, stationed at|/who listens to & Woman singin hin Jackson Barracks, has arrived in Salt! Louisville Courier-Journal, Re an Taneavey Kadiant ¢ ease aces every other grate market. . ae 21-27 W. SO. TEMPLE sT. diseee CLAYTON MUSIC CO., Utah's L. eading Music Poe 109-11-13 South Main Street, SALT LAKE crry. |