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Show 4 THE INTER-MOUNTAIN REPUBLICAN Published Every Inter -Mountain Official Organ Iantered as postoffice at Salt March 3; 187 9 The Only of Morning ally yourself And by that Republican Company the Republican second-class Lake matter City, Party Feb. under in 10, the Act strongest of Congress, ested Newspaper in Salt Lake relating to the OMmee. News items Department. should City. to subscription should be rete 0 Circulation Department, or Do not give notice to carriers addressed to the fortunes eph Benson on than put Sunday ‘Sunday Malcolm McAllister, f Year....:. Year General 208 Mces-Dooly Block, "Phones: Bell, Exchange the Hopkins, equals 0 0 0 0 00 00 pel if the LAKE HOW € ITY, failed Oo Ss members on kinship that is There their a that have They interest had in sense political a them, a and They to Little let us and Tribune, the following mean they far and consider the organized the bune They told you We turbed. times, and believe it. umns of they be of stuff new in be an enemy nation. told you and that swiftly they erased from They with to a would advance the and to a and traitor to in name told you on the franchises common that the city basis of your would ; enemy be had y honest so , ever far SA ar would be American no more cle party. All of more told many in them they party. jt looked thing they the you have in was you, as the these party a officials much in a proper have city the matter they in street sume by been the Salt Lake, hands will You of to go tell to to water within treasury if of you to lamentably the city the want its the him. + police The THEY that, HAVE in come who organized good faith Utah. NOT and didn't KEPT or the You in who hess already who was not men who led to control the come not him, have the proved You have its Little leaders their of and you you wisdom founded, you leading and kept very find-as the men and the and tion you you respect, honesty and sentiment from thelr childhood. Berry a the characters that ever the United States-you class with him. You cannot Republican party found do abandon for the a place not want your Sty fellowship in to be to of the the Fred na- tem one pub- ‘ who knows of the took. seat: March 5,-1903, only » £0 | As West, Knox smoot spoke His yesterday argument this George of the the epresentatives hideous form questions interesting of to oltre! involved and party. on Cul of one has actually senate of into a old It have had and a that which their the it that up here 0 ever Here in the not t in peisiing by of to observe is an News comments ‘ Senator Knox's have this fact, and the pledges of : to Utah Baltimore : ever or been Knox ranks favor that exact of as. we know statehood. ‘ : the good reflection February in hiv. woman's of Isn't it the the of their of But And the is an from a is from leadership of and Salt on the East time come Is to Tribune, a bad. over nearer of newspapers Lake this case seems the fair and state spirit in of treatment past, expression Pittsburg Sun pharisaical against Ameri- banner. a has to nation-the true Republican, For getting adsys- afford Kearns, the the that change Utah the Tom of the paper, intersplen- honorably only a wool American not of the your so so comments somewhat. cue that live. read give can the of the down and party most whole to You party, sentiment of long leadership to end the na- protec- Smoot of of opinion taken February 15: doctrinal is equally animus from of dangerous an those and arti- cam- sub- with one. unspeak- her here Anke | a time bad of expulsion But that the before : Smoot case no amount of belle Coiten: il was the a of case is against Ce-| of them without matter to obey Mormons, is, the That the having best demand for the able to strongest of rN Kearns any Utah turmoil UTE crowd as will will in H. out them, j naextermina- J. H. at a pretty te fens ae ai anit "La OW, BY port of T'} has her of his J iet hi Amer! followers have here advocates been ‘ api itself in toe The again co" own any THE tate . in the tAN enter- Wé ashington's birta- of suffer to WAY! of p publican: | rs we | | i one |} the afternoon generacy on the so It is always Republic ef ae If you want Johnson Herald one one, different, and the and is always re - | the news while a G : E : food' bye, Jullus' Caesar Tribune has abandoned you. = - - it is tenon Press. better, news, buy in ‘ is S. The , Salt' of Play Mrs this mn of be a treet paper of and De- boxes of The will Re- and Mrs, Susie Lake will women ane Wells Crest farm fro ‘Lrom,..9 9 tote where they bread ch: urge inees J -ygjcg Hannah Dee this Mrs Rice Mrs. Davis corner. of of are V. and Bef Fred Mrs. and s rolls, Also an attrac- be in : are and at Four th Dinwoodey are of some length | at in Mands cordially with} R. movement Mr Windsor Ss. the will ‘ the afternoon, icon | home. on streets, con- Sloan iteLlec aye rittIntell ook made by Mrs be novelties ree 2ark, afterRo- under home-made cake. cottage cheese cheese ;and cottage | tre - lesson lyF. Adan -. He shook street. ies mere Mr. and Mrs. H. M. home after a. visit the East. lana most desirable curling mustache,| 7 « ;/It was a gallant figure, straight, tall, | Mr. and Mrs. FE. land strong as a Norway pine, and with) will leave Wednesday the true trooper swing. | trip to Chicago. ‘"Delamer-Wyatt-this_ is sur-)| * prise!"" the Thomas alea Riter.. |tjon. Mr. re "The give ye Chairman The Tre See sSes Burrows.- 1 luncheon T. Brown | ‘The directors of Canyon twill hold ale Saturday Aturday 56 at Keith-O' ‘Brien Ss store, ; ; a South ot Tracy and will entert iim is the Mrs. . | publican First w will meet this Selden Clawson Julfet sideration Tribune | will' sell: : icin. kies, , | cookies, for the Associated it y ‘Are ¢ ‘rime Inc rease? The Cleofan ; noon with Mrs. in | meo it the. "y . Pace are reporter and ertiait to'| pec ause"of . Tribune and » buffet Clarence' will ass pe erbes -L ieelon | | cal comments Herald speak reporter-the a ; is the sub-treasury at Chieago. "a . > e story ay printed the story Monday ‘morning that the : same s Kast | Mrs. | Lennie oie oa morning's this looting t Republican 16 in Russell B. Stephens past. ‘able no. i | ; F Sr 8 I ie Woman's club will be j tained this afternoon by Mrs be | Johnson, 25l South Third E ~ will home | 4fternoon at. ‘honor of Mrs. |San Diego tol- cause affairs-and church, 1 from the be ee | | Mrs. | Frank we Oy Please note, also, publish i ically the sh identically M. for has Allison, jr., a ten days' returned from the two men, witha smile and glance}, delightful stay of five weeks in pleasant to see When did I come? {southern California, Miss Sylvia Dee Only reached London at noon _today,} yj]1 spend some weeks {fn to northern Ogden. looking her took = Ca aay aah os Ae oe "| Mrs. A. returning before peace California New ae from REEL ERE P Lal ier RST Cecil, Lady longestBlanche to stare ie cine Reine her P by McMillan, ie E. Hutchinson has returned : . c s oe tonight. Few reigning be auties ae n O Donnell, of the hird | trom San Francisco, where shone, with its complexion of pear, its! st nd the wear and'‘iear of three sea- {© ha 's d'Afrique, to New Orleans?"'| heen the guest of Mrs, L. O. soft, large, lustrous, brown, gazelle' sons as the White Queen does. ; a At xmily any ed eee lfor two weeks oe hau and assis. sted Willlams, || AM f. M. All | will eater Mrs... M.. Allison, jr., w ater| tain the bridge club this afternoon at Tom SS GE | f'0m at newcomers, violets B: inde nes. ° G. Mrs. ety ‘ Sean fectlang i 2" party box a ae and eight at the Orpheum, after the ' r kli fo su , play to et to ranklin's for R= i P x a serics |J prs Mi ! ae int a BS aie parties j.of : these pleasan sma "i Pe Bs | for several we? agit the And the never her of FLEMING the pansies, the vartyee of | Sites noon yee | || can entertained the . Walkers farm day party Saturday Se ee home in First street. The »eautiful flowers which were used in the decorlation of the rooms came direct from California. Calla lilles were seen im | the reception hall and roses and carti vases graced in bowls and nations | settle or there av. 4 Ve has exhausted that. they Nation: church : Rtead an Bs Sprague a . families. at eathering jes Mrs. | tained But we on which accomplish arguments in an is the crusade himself at the begini " , ‘ a : Ons it is what his closest be seen men and would state | | | Senator of enthusiasm was ee a oa marvelously cae | and TAUthe ag it the declined utterly lost' interést'the ¥ vote | : pe ttlat ds pe aS a e apparatus has béen used to work s been preached at} - Lady Belgravia-yes, a that. a thousand of them, ; who will look at those of : . them."pitiable,".is simply a fool. call truth have || | things ; L. by rec summer his for 3 oe aaa a slic ouse ron. Baber' at Sunday sts hac © z areas reste wie ; y ae eee experience i yes | daughter, daughter, and be Joined later Lamb when he eae nf 3 college M eos ALES te lover usual | usual _ are Instance a grandmother, And if she says emit} ‘ 35? 10Onest. | | a Salt about people BY MAY AGNES Blanche!" his porns anion/ 4 : . she has Rhoades "e eyes, ie oe naset hair, elerepeated. "I always meant to ask vou, | London, I thought I would drop mn | Mr. and Mrs. John Dern have gone with pearls and roses, the naughty car-| nejamer, why they called her that. | to Her Majesty's and hear Nillson for) +9 southern California for a few weeks. riage of the dainty head, the pure)A pretty idea, too. Why the first tim * 6 8 Greek type of feature, the swaying grace of the tall, slight form, A rarely perfect face, an as sweet as per= fect, with its dreamy tender eyes, its gravely gentle smile. You would hardly have dreamed, looking at its delu- "From some real or fancied resemWwe! O "Donne don't tell me there | Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Oglesby have reblance to that other La Reine Blanche is a lady in th cast cane at the mad-| aoe from a tae to southern CaliMarie Stuart-dazzling and doomed." ness of ee has seized ou-| fornls Starer No. Two put up his lorgnette that you have akeen to : ourself al * ¢ « and took another survey. rae of the daughters of the land. You! Mrs. James C. Dick ard children "Not f ted, ‘Dal . there 16 hl men are all alike, fighting and| returned last week from a visit at St sive innocence, , much mischief my Lady Cecil had done in her day, how much, th ods willing, ,she yet meant ( ‘ : a hie ea Secanet eyes, had. "slain their thousands and| tens of thousands," that delusively| gentle smile had driven men blind and| mad with the insanity called love, A} pearl-faced, hazel-eyed Circe who led| her victims down a flower-strewn path| with words and smiles of honey, only| to leave them stranded high and dry ot tance Ane eae aes Bl ove making-love making and tght-| Louis and for the present are at home ete a ee oe same at 1g. h!" Mr. Delamer shook is} at the Dern home | in Brigham street xi YPEe, heac d sighed faintly; "she isn' moe expression, half tender, half mela 1 Rage is she?' es | Mrs. Seth ( a 7 haat @ncholy, half disdainful. If Mary the O'Donnell laughed. | ce oP o _ in, os ho 1as een the Queen had a tithe of that beauty, I) "phere's a lady in the case, but not! =. + Salt Saeend chee €@9_ Understand now w n the! » wife. Don't you know ave a sig-| rial ‘2 a Lake to attend the anard-headed Scottish commoners were} te, Delamer? Have no fears for me| Lea apes heon of the D. A. R., has roused to enthusiasm she rode! any weaknesses are many and great! petusnet ty veo,aCe in Ogden. through their midst, and cried face!' out us | --¢or fighting, if youbeliiiatl like, but for} ly ree : left James C. Dick Dern Nevada weareoT enis. aloe. es 9"¢ man, ‘God bless ccnp sweet "That will do, Wya Don't yousand faces fair enough to tempt ava esterday for Ne boot ®Same on the desolate quicksand of disap-| get pointment, where the bones of her|!ook roused to too long aithesibenn and dor t} so austere at Ruysland's pe ericns Delamer." an anchorite as Gordon! - > P. Cc. Overfiela und Gordon victims bleached. <A flirt by nature-j| daughter; she is like those-waat's "Fair faces, surely," Wya mee Hutching left Sunday a coquette ripe for mischief, a beauty| their names-sirens, you know, who] "What do you, fresh from the. desert | o> °° Seattle. without merey and without heart-jlured poor devils to death and doom.|think of La Reine Blane he-t} : , eae that was her character, as half the] She's a thorough-paced flirt; her co" | brown- haired ancien: whose "thls | _Frank TT. Roberts in nd will the National so Republican of j he what j 15, the Hone nee Pa ses ae able e ave been e by which religious fervor is excited up sentiment against him. H = ---- looked the Is seen more than Weed or other, and The _. The that doubtless justly-to owe his election to the influence of this church, and the fact is so abhorrent that an emo- men Utah's i is they will Bransford dae from turns vacation, vaca eae sectie section "re Here conditions. |where Seon < = seen hoped they y have quoted follows: argument has a weakness are of that the acquainted married haven't woman, as | such cover up. The demand for his expulsion rests solely on his membership and office in a church that has heretofore sanctioned polygamy and is believed still to give it clandestine shelter. Senator Smoot, is believed-and A Idaho his a | erance could utter, and the expressions of opinion the biggest newspapers in the land. | : You can see that there is never again going applheation of cold logie that will be apt to shock the Warm 3enthusiasm that has been systematically worked s every Republican pull Utah. have The does the existed Utah be afford the Republican changed in are They industry, would which you from dream,, than cle They friends will business can which as the the defeated, mining cattle You the taken to the of un- ever know of if are know of interesting as one claims river, You continuation the only been all has into that professions vain. Ohio Utah. know party Smoot. believed of will care t is joined discredited the that, of You of loose Senator of there. every their that been of industries the the the party here, with and ranks abandoned you found best relations can so are beyond STAGE. party, the beyond know who them believed have every friend built one You You north not the cause BEVERY American which do citi- ruin of country. the a the going in assurances You and sustained the the you, They Utah. follow their suffer. has far of of people are of depends to and the have They are cannot if not make the the country. who So party of of that can and people too organ pi So r ae to the church. "Senator Smoots chureh comes first, an | mantels and tables in parlors, library nation. next." ‘We represent ten million women," she and dining room Nine tables of 290 continued l were played The tally ecards bore ; . ; leaic American flag and shield. I ary ee ] th : safe. woman, is thus 3 quotesed designs of Ar é Mra MARY, VOR " | The score cards were small hi utchets in the Boston Herald |The prizes were won by Mr J ae 3 . ap retioes 3 "verett nghan: Polygamy. was never. more alive than at the present | Ree ves al 4 E eat tnac Buc ki 5 rare I a Mrs. objec t jand pitiable most. the is woman Motor The time. under the sun today, the most enslave d and degraded of : E k we Peri es wombri In the name of American womanhood, { plead | The Sans Soutet club was ple eee for their emancipation, j entertained yesterday by } Givin | Benedict We don't know all the Mormon women of Utah oh. ee state. Polygamy exists in its most | Ut uh and other states of the Union Utah? in : tell chs We olyEe rin oa a polygamy in the be hee eS Colonel an MLS . iy not be elosed this sum- | mer ¢. te ae o Oo nd 23 Greene . ‘ - panes I ‘eu Te T. Harris will be | } > ane a s. ay . . an home at the suburban. country opeye: as mie anne soon as | place her granddaughter, each ha ving been; marredsas aes as they became old enough rhese. three, women, i aie senting three generations are all living in one house with the same man as a husband : . ‘ I In speaking of Senator Knox s Se noes cott stated that the Pennsylvania Senator must bce et first {OEE ir ee required chureh Mormon of the the oath | Philadelphia Penrose Tribune's reiterated statements. 1 : ‘ Tribune to quit telling distant taken, the Pennsylvania of evidence been true : is of selection of the today in opinion says women ample never. f It Johnson with We have Utah has was has' is Kearns launched j a ' : |. ean party career, against the unseatin was. principally Rites Mrs. Record about and and | tion of the legal one the Utah | Senator oSanatore Lake ae senate. the of ucts wing regard to the constitutional and ind was without doubt a strong for to to' |. Mormon 5 bad io Pe PLP LN LAL , | ia , Rite ATT jefendefer, president of the W aut s Tea SS fetal e . oe and who is with our delega| fromes' Society, ane ail {tion will Missionary tell you that she has just returned from a; trip the-following: We j , . Senator Knox's speech im the senate yesterday, ' on | any the Smoot case, is a very strong presentation of the con" stitultional law bearing on the question. T senator's | have ‘ f AY i 1 3 5 | primary grounds are irrefutable; and it is certainly difficult when these premises 1 accepted to avoid the \ conclusion which he reaches concerning the senate's right | 52° to expel | IY oy And the Pittsburg Post gives the following indorse| tion ment es | Mrs. Howard W. Lippincott | ‘Times some horrible things abeut out his E ‘ o refute Set ent ate i 2 actions nothing knows she of which | of country | ' heard: that another woman heard | she ‘ following Smoot ultimate the RTaweSHI | a political bias; » ee er. I and a February 16 makes rather : ake from which. we take the case, principles. of co . nounce Senator Icnox, a : oe ie +O s jJogic is impregne | ] Leer | onde ia y¢ i has find himself the object of attacl In thousands of peti- | tions signed in good faith he wa held up before the country as a polygamist; as one whose presence in the senate'| would be contamination and an affront to "the sanctity | of the American Home Moreover, he was charged with | iking an oath as a Mormon Apostle that was in vilola- | have charges Both a senator as of his obligation tion long ago been apatdane Mr. Smoot is not and never | has been a polygamist His domestic life Is admitted even | by those who would expel him to be blameles The ac- | cusation that Mr. Smoot had take a blood curdling oath | { of vengeance was dropped even ne the counsel of the ex- | clusionists. themselves Mr. Smoot himself has denied | that he ever' took anv oath in violation of or in contradiction eh that he toa as senatol Summ d up, the | and Mormon, is is "thi it he again st him ‘argument' ought to zo." = : g ‘ The Pittsburg Dispatch of February 15 cheerfully : a! e si ‘ os ae ; concedes the soundness of Senator Knox's argument, in ; Leaders declare good all. honesty. American for Idaho, There must be something more attractive tha nN' you have yet seen in the attainments and the achieve- ments of Burrows of Michigan before you nator the e : repeated on of rebels. structure sever doubt Dubois copy see state Utah. this one a industry a of even policy. to herence did sena- grand to eee o on outside you city, Lake in LOST\AT broken, and mer 1 forced based : menace o ormonism Se most the of is one Smoot Reed t k church his to allegiance his In s es,"' Transcript comment comment . i on Salt of at certain nation are mountain € in the confederate army, and lost a leg while fighting against the Union-againsta Union to which he has neve r been reconciled. And Ben Tillman, most hateful of all the is not eer! so expense country, ¢and petitions remarkpulk have been heape sd upon ee panes ces rs made by Senator Knox's close-knit 3 18 | 3 nat is a dispassionate and judicial utte ae mi _ s yO' l senti| with full knowledge that it retin gee te aot enn be easy to de{t will | ment in his Se ae iaaye tae Lake continuance Utah, You for a nothing much party you the was 26, 1907. . ores all national Tribune, management of affairs were against the expulsion of the the leadership of David Keith, from Utah senator. And that the men for whom you do no Tribune. You can not remain 5 the care were alone against him. train with them, or march under their You don't wantto tie up with Ben Tillman of South Carolina, with Berry of Arkansas. Both were rebel *| COMMENT ON THE CASE. in Salt in the party, war Democracy. all out In sugar the in na- for Don't at warfare American so every want ability in the hopelessly . war of civil ukase of in grievously record the of The the hear HAVE) you taking party the party the one of much so for humiliate the made into state men of over Smoot, will honor and party with startling so gone F do thing. conditions, of promises the will can Brother its of it has of be followed organization things out are advisers Mormons; party a Boston liberty up leaders They the Republican you anti-Utah leadership, the the American look Senator found-that men thrown the Republican close. supported opposed have have be Republican rebellion. industry, Smoot the friends, party United responsible silliness give declares the its THEY you. who tors the can closest organization? other to limits progress affairs, experience, the obey state threatened FAITH, day the party, command anarchists intimate every American fact, even senators your the Senator In claimed tion, of your that . one They here the memory. more to with Then, senate. the closer in determined tional So see farther, is of You that you Republican East way, are we case Is the American will department Sheets in to continuance has And the claim organizers in head that follow there know in which nation. his is Ee The r 2xtended ded The TriLike the are Republican could there even is of with accusation party know experience find criminals. your the Don't you fora lacked from whole their involved twice the and The even American in department Bee once the Noise recognized trade alleges-and see whole hate itself rates health in American city You they a story who President which fellowship the office compromised water that with have failure you And the embarrassment get- nation? their poolrooms in your of the the they and the men party the it the infamous Utah. : if public You of longer the that party, have Cottonwood. disgraceful bureau how fresh to the duties. that the and and itself remain of the their that offices their taxes, the the no affairs? a leaders that with know city of collect know you involved always the know spoilsmen, Trot has to You unhealthiest have need that trying persons. of record humiliation utter department; seriously of the in the as President abusing the the an committee zens conduit an bought votes Don't every- them day of wickedness in things subject member You discharge the made and the party, accusing having can your to success day of believed, that every made SEQUEL? essential you, the war; a good charge debt, of have You on a mem- are paper Making with the themselves They Monday's it for- can loyal at little of yourself are Republican tional basis join follows as Roosevelt In ‘President has again, cut fol- party- tepublican have that the conditions quite aside from , : . ees Stothes is falling Tn pleased going you leadership enemy. President dishonor having your and And of the e sun e Gt proof o faith. THE few they? increased the the of matter are me praye d few states to throw ad f Lage ape increasing as every the terrible power and ind1 bods ¥; rable Soeaki i ‘ members prominent » js x itor to . None the If regarded pone their | and of President MeKinley. you Never the McKinley. headline. reflect the three and la ra e to believe, conscientious have now of they that and a of far They to studied Bae sta in Salt utterance abies nh Polygamy paper, the to slanderous ' , Smoot every truth, told a right to give. They have not made administration, to good reason ABOUT up on but for of would ioe things these and you went HOW take American scrutiny induced You told us you, as if you had BUT Let of they hopes she ? than abusive President They every they as over Tri- paper did party the be no iple fundamental law, or rule of the senate." * : ry The Washington. Herald prints a statement from . Mrs. H. C. Lippincott. Much of it will be news to Utah although there is not a line of the woman's readers, FAR THER Kearns party the Anarchist how of o { into state the phase them party, gone Candidate." of superior to anything lished that th good and so American have out Tom office abusive sweet American behind Republican be of get The they and President another the have which Tribune than as prevent States. would obliterated the to of Nagrant for not Utah, no was service They the how get fortunes the bunch Probably bitter not his federal party beginning will state. of to and FOLLOW us bridges carries not go election begun government to their Republican, once at noonday title in the American flattery. of victory, of at They a Republic, city off. bune the face of the earth. inaugurate belief the the / were lav- would the of of ting Te- praise not gloriously being outside and Utah was col- as fulsome of permanent olden factor one their skies, who win thus no in the friends one many recognized loud him Utah, they return man sincere of the that all constant all every crowned could opposing the most the They lauding that to at leaders bers party paper, paper called you and burned could federal Kearns more could in Thomas McKinley? the is and disturbed, Haywood, joined L remember NOT in you further, ever always and CAN what national you to been brings follow low many made printed show be particularly, that was rebel 1905, the you and to could were They thrown good really they party, be a that They that Tribune were him told them, party a ways. Roosevelt, upon They with the party ‘They President ishing told many you would you They Republican their Smoot Senator assured the publicans. of that good a in And weuld you senate. the of out told party be Ben now appointment Tom That that asked to They Republican the Republican had you And dis- be would vouched they whom for official no that country, them tools, not Republican abuse it sin- gainst not early o fr Democratic in as their shabby, from far for pliant is Arthur President no so there are themselves pring Utah. ex- party made and so would you, and one the the Tribune Roosevelt place federai inter-mountain the the indulged Lake you told They to appointed be would of thelr to American the were postoffice, of happen country, ever indorsement the had they was the Republican true the was organization. national thoroughout and Utah and : you selections their that in friends it told Republican the of Utah, of party his they party, American and Kearns you find YOU: complaint Lippman followed against Do they office secured who rebellion down, sit matter, Tom not man any life Think voted have utter reason, deceived the in 1 against have now, in Lippman after re-appointment how prob- political who to Pettus Aldrich, they so appointees Mr. protected it. follow Brother, When started ancient the but for prompt not turned wonder you Mr the regard we most and of founders again for party American the called is what in are are and their and you, have them, honorable MISLED complete, cause told home. future, They of not would party Spooner-and HAVE weak federal re-appointment with of immediate the over they a they must one are tepubli- is have their You Mississippi those JosKnox and the of of of oe You America's of promised, so so misled have that they these they been There now. reaches when of sense They the they you care considered, Without sin or the Hale Utah. THEY defense, in When they with them to past that present 1907. in and have what lofty Money ranks miserable, poor and questions. may be national whatever ecans, 26, do so Arkansas. Sherman in the from only to fallure GOING? deal interested good become a have who of f the American party declare We right TUUES. Ay, PED. oe TAH, FAR ARE oe senator the Philander with think Long, in all to tepublican man with of can the of of of his class the level in Everett patriotism the the and men McLaurin, all the not do Rerry or to into and you Not Manager. South West Temple St. 25; Inde eerie $190. to after BROTHER, cere, SALT a and Edward judgment influential on party, best foremost with intrusted than service You most is the © morals, na- Smoot. find n that are | able for their num nn ted. volume. And yet the stubstones al | ash dabei ty Cee eo es 4 no erime or misdemeanor has we act stant ' ‘ : > ig é ea a established against Senator Smoot o : aCe z ' . . ae es ° ec ¥ ‘ yocate Here is another from the Pittsburg Times: If Mr polygamist, nor has cite ae i ae ae siti church Smoot Js to be cast out. it must be simply ‘because', and | BR Bele The ue ae mar establishing a relig| membership. iat, : " + without warrant of authority in any statute, provision of fous test of politic al qualifics ation if he should be expelle "dd You would rather follow Albert Tillman. You would rather see Carmack down Alabama. Senator very be the Maine, to the i enate suitic le Tube of nation on his nation, of eee eet Three Months ns Months Year Only, One "Only, One oor>oeee the rather your of of crowd Republican are rely of the certainly the Foraker after today, In of that Frye the Editorial mom oor SB in they rather ably SUBSCRIPTION RATES: In Advance. Not Paid ee cs cccec's One Month you with Fred Dubois. Beveridge than Ben the career, be overthrow would cause of the anti-Utah nation. the choice than would All an ported DIRE the local Brann or solicitors, the men You the are them, Indeed, tion, J. Republican for in antagonism of these fought world. ti 1e at him party yet Against Utah. 1906, with Republican verting LAKE CITY, UTAH, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY SALT REPUBLICAN, THE INTER-MOUNTAIN London would have yet-and yet-how tonight! 4 spotless! how ° Dressed the loose-falling you a robe of radiant! for opera rose told you. lovely she] z some how)}the highest" aie after cloak silk, quetries have the stars, and ball,| showed| decollete, of} fair and been as numberless as| not half so eternal. She's priceda you might Circassian es as well inei is au courant at the May-| love bright particular star, etc., and it name js "Who some besides, | clubs that she! C Secll SAUL y} chausseurs "Lady has and < asked Cecil the snarpl arply the Clive. spell > the ec: eu questior What, of the e of . rom the large pearly arm. Looking) foreign er as she yor there, you were half|sives rialirie d, knowing all the enormities,| -no parts. fe's a Queenie-they end of margin sensible fellow,} Marriage pre : John. T. Lillian J. Gabbott, on Page Seven.) Stookey, Salt wa Cilia Citys MAIN STREET . Brocadine Dress Goods, 20c, sale ...-. Danish Cloth Dress Goo ds 20c, saleStorm Serge Dress Goo ds 25c, SaleTwo Weeks, commencing Fehiua ly than was fifty head, Wo odd, Urea, Bane hrift, of with shining the youth. tunes, a nerabi» a billiaz -d ball, and) aves. tle had been a!) man in his day, a Spend- gambler, a dandy, a4 famous Beefsteak club, in his) e had run through two for-| now stood confessed the and been young anong men the in first my see to stalis take aim hadi to the "What? soon cine Chasseur, ate man Glad eA eie d face of a tall, | who You, O'Donnell! word I'd Pio Nono Beau side sat <African w ribet at ‘and lane depth, sun, to all a, Onerx cee the black profuse lashes dark blue a lent to. Dress Goods, 12- G d ] -2¢, ARE THE ORIGINAL KNIT GOODS HOUSE, OF UT AH i i: Hose 10 C to 50 poone Oz 0 gastargy . . . . 0 -6 1-4¢ 1 25, c LOTHING AND FURNIS HINGS. =: 2 Br Ties 65c 5c 15¢ as © S Sale . up-his| eyes, on Dress oe fhe. same.) e 00 T give you| ne looked with a WE eI ma grave lighting into sudden! brightness and warmth as he smiled. It was a handsome face, a therooughl -| oer face, despite the golden tan of| n the way in England, gs old boy When did yo ome The member)}dark, poorest peer in Britain. Two their soldierly, sunburned man alone three tiers behind. bald/Le like gray "What! Redmond 0! Donnell? the man we met two years ago In Algiers -Le Beau Chasse as ay > callhim, and the eek oF ae fata | By George! you're right, Wyatt, it is) O'Donnell! Let us join him at''oonce, : A few moments later. and the tw embryo diplomats from the EEO, 2 | when|made Maggie a 36 oe 50 to $1 00 75¢ fe i -' is a , Ditt- = and still pretty... Her black hair built} up in braids, and. puffs, and curls, by| the most unapproachable of Parisian! hairdressers, was a marvel of art im! itself. There was a flush on either sal-| low cheek-art, or nature? who shall} say ?-and if the purple tinting under) the eyelids made those black orbs any| brighter, ci -- Cameron bigger, City: City. City: Kansag nnn pale, pensive beauty} If Redmond O° Donnell be in the land en earl's daughter. raay. LARP r- | of the living, that is he." | e ase¢ 1ette o e most pro-| Delamer w € ds. as sa rly a ee petite, four-and-thirty | excited aa rab en oa a ads Old, end andtahoe fears by lamplight, in dia-! would = z cE : af ie ate es nonin BAe tenn a dandy of the foreign longer, Lake Lake Lake res eds Tones Hiroy, 7 ~ rn "Something evil will befall her, she| Blanche," Wyatt awired tn Tee carries nintontats on her face ling at that man yonder -you see him? Herto companion was a yery excellent | -ve ‘ry tall, very tanned, very military. foil the fair, they came first from the hand of a} beneficent Providence, whose busine ai was it but the lady's own? > r the Earl of Ruysland-tall, thin,} refined, patrician, and Je stidiouS-he| Salt B. Bporet r, Salt A. rare (Continued to Licenses, ting Pete rson, Salt Lake City. Peter Makis, Gaxchelr: Ma "4 mas, Garfleld ‘ d;, Marte |, call her Queenie for flirting, until to forgive the' deeds of .darkness|it suits his sultanship to return, pay wrought by so peerless a siren. Fair) the price, and claim his property. eter and. fatal; and when in repose, even | at Nillson insteac She's s married, nd with a touch of sadness, there was! marchioness; but it's not hait so something in it that made you paraA caarnne believe me, as gazing at La phrase the words of the ‘southern! Reine Blanc sculptor, apealeing of Charles Stuart,| "I'm not raises at vo a Reine business gone le O'Don-| course: soft fouekad of. rich point lace,| Was bidden in and bought ages ago! stretched all the OF the enchantress! a cluster of rich moss roses in the} by some tremendously wealthy Corn-| netted yOuune? : eee ces and corsage, and lace draperies falling open | Is sh baronet, wandering at present in| _ sen 300, Im her rose' chains? a has Eureka. | sSudde i po ll! Cc on 50 softness| brown hair, Clay |