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Show dig graves in the Philippines. better to dig irrigating ditches in the West than to inwit of his party, because the It was It is an active and obiisplcuoue part. the largely through his efforts thatami Demo- REPUBLICAN PARTY Wm- - IJg AUDIENCE MOVED crats of the house needed none of his Nain card that tL Naurging, but came to our support iu altional Livestock convention solid most phalanx. tional Wool Growers' association of la .tr I'aigii; Iu tj, . , As has been repeatedly stated, the 1!HMI selected Salt l.ttke City as its place "iu-- d wi.it BY with a wus of majority forty ltepubllcans, 1,i of meeting for the year lfel. It OI.ll U., t, ,l '4. (bill or fifty in Ihe house, only furnished 10 the first time cither of these associaThi. 1. in sixty-nin- e votes in measfavor of the I . tions met west of Denver. Chicago, ure, while the straight Democrats gave Kansas ilty and Omaha were at the and their sliver party Colorado Senator Helps Open time isnnpetltors against Salt Bartine of Nevada Compares j It seventy-thre- e .. Possesses Special Qualifies Hiinie and Itipulist allies four more, making lake. 't n Utah seventy-seve, !, of Democratic ami prea total against sixty-- j It was lie who iioniiiiiiicd Records MlllHit Kt.,1'1 Campaign, Party tions For Governorship. beshow-of in face Lake the this nine. Salt i.s How, ! City HU Is sented the merits of ,li .lu,."!1 "f WtT " ing, it can be made to appear that the fore the convent inn. Mr. Moyle is also "" '"'H.n'yV? Vri committee executive is the friend of the of the a member Itepublican party that J'M'm.i i ,? Wool Growers 'associatin- - Utah I am at a loss to see. It can only SHOWS UP west, of AND IRRIGATION SILVER ON REPUBLICANS 111 '' URGE BUSINESS INTERESTS tion. He has done much to help solve lie done by demonstrating that sixty-nin- e -- iixmL1' not tl,... - I., 'tq, ure more thuii seventy-sevein'"Ids .l) and the troubles between the cattle and hU8iVr alHe has of the slate. forty-twthe Kepublioan negthat ale. Wh simp raisersan raisstock tU of MOYLE advocate IS r"Ult GIVEN AN EXTENDED Hon in it;', i.ai,!,,1,11" ative vote, are less than thirteen, the BOTH FOUGHT MAINLY BY TO ways been EQUIPPED OTOBOUQHLY ers owning their own range, and as a vote. , Iiemocratic in., negative qucsi ,i. OVATION. IN CONGRESS. result of Ids efforts the Deseret Livelo Small FILL THE POSITION. "Uoncluding upon this point, I may stock company, in which he Is largely add that while the Democratic hierarchy . x is, briefly raisstuck other and tin Slut.-- , and many Interested, has shown Itself to be more fill party of tin nati.in, Th- - Llli.tt,liUl ' ers are now the owners of all their AM unable to understand why any friendly to us upon the Irrigation ques- (The Salt Lake Herald.) have been intimating summer range. ki Tlif Hn Uon Hum tie Itpubllran party has ana i acti Kh Thomas M. Patterson of Hive pci.,. of the western states should cx Mr. Moyle has always taken a deep Hu lb 1,, s 10 go much as itself Strongly iliiiiiiK tin- - la! few day that presses "ehtos. willing SENATOR one for two hour last evensaid Mormon chui wi. Tl - u Knit th, Former further In the work of Internal develgo itepublican, Is cause hi wan county interest In home Industries, and Joint U. I'ntl'-rof liis first investments wus ill the Congressman II. F. Bartine of Caraon opment as against the pulley of foreign Khuu'.l In held a 'lat as ing of he liniian steel because grip anil a sliurt Jerk for Utah Sugar company; he was one of the s,:mic:i4 exploitation favored by the Republiaudience that crowded the Salt Lake that Ibas inadi aiMlli iis to money he In Its first stockholders, and put his City., New, at llie Kenyon Thursday. cans, tkS minds nf Ih.Alton II. Parker is In perfect acti.a,, theatre from the back of the stage to Mui timn chiiiAn,, Ltnti-ri- . is Ik-- I -- r lltl-- 1 to far governor money into the company when he knew Mr. Bartine is the candidate on the cord with hi party upon the i; .in. question before It would be Democratic-Silve- r the last seat In the upper balcony, u heir ci.iiddmii., party Fusion ticket of Internal development wit) that James H. M.ie. Herewith are tt would he years 1 profitable, but interested himself in In-It- fur Justice of the supreme court in his omlng from .1 was the opening of the Democratic statement that ahow liecause .Vivaeuted it r-Nevada Parker. For of the good he believed the btalvs who in this city and none of the eligibility "f V.uuJ the revert- to ie the case: sUtutlon "would 'provc 'to't he stat'el'and Ij stale and 1s In Salt Lake en route V "I Nevada to go for Parker campaign uot n... , , elements of a great meeting were lack- words cnut-e- i James H II") Je wus born in Salt Lake h, has continued to be u stockholder Lincoln, Kev., where he will make and toexpect notwithfusion elect the ticket, the applause vvl.h whihkil? of the company ever since. some political uddressea with Governor standing some little dissensions in the ing. Senator Patterson delivered City, lliii'i 1 in IVjV Ilia iiarents were a Kreete.1 Tumi is) Mr. Moyle Is and has lsen for years Sparks. l.'lah. Ilia mother left 11 pioneer the nnV ranks, mostly of a local character, and to- linoia with her fat tier's family, re- familiar with every county in the back over the field of na- I sincerely' hope that when the ballots speech that would have been regarded Me in the aud:..,,,.,. Looking excepting San tional politics fur the past ten or cast on tne In any assemblage in the nation. sentiment great al allied at t.'oun.iU ISlufla over winter state and its needs, one mouth of next thi, day eighth he has not twelve and arrlvid here in IMS, and hn father Juan county, the only years I do not recall a single shall have been counted It will be found His onslaught on the trust policy of Talks of Standing came here in 1S51. While in hie teens visited. The nominee has a wife and measure that was not, as that Utah has cast her vote In ths the present administration was terItepublican Indlseiid-i- n After His legal clientage hi sum- six children. ... 1 now look upon It. adverse to the Inhe attended school and t hriiflv rific; the sarcasm he aimed at the of sums way. woman in i.oi.u,., " th, mers in working at the trade of atone cludes n number of the leading busi- terests of the west." continued Mr. stand pat policy of the Republicans Mr. his state Bartine served through I'ulorailo h , The policy of the Republiculling, at which he worked while at- ness institutions of the state. Bartine. two terms In congress. He left ths was enjoyed even by radical Repubh-th- e the standI,,.,! can party Is essentially an eastern Itepublican M paf tending school for tlx e years. 11s gradhis beaudlencb; 1895 soon of in and exposition .. can jiarty. Uj. uated from tile University of Utah in one. For many years past that party came one of ariy ALLEN ON PARKER. the foremost authorities the Panama affair came In the nature "This year, our friends th v UW2 and spent the three following years has been almost completely under con- on the money question in the country. of a revelation to moet of those pres- cans, have gone t the This Is He was for a time editor of the Bimetent. No eye in the audience wavered hi the University of Michigan, in which Well trol of eastern influences. their Shlbuleth, 'stand of the allist In attitude he completed the three years' course Distinguished Populist Thinks the shown from the by clearly face while dehe much speakers und done has Chicago of eDmocratic Nominee. In the department of political sclem-e- , m'" "l11 Ntvta! he'thlnk i! party in the long, hard struggle for work. He is well known In molished the pet Itepublican arguhas the to the which 1 devoted exclusively ment and expounded the principles of FTER HEADING the vicious at- silver restoration. The great moneyed newspaper Salt a he where short resided fur Lake, and economic favored making time several years ago. He expects to Democracy, while every telling point study of history, social, tacks made by Thomas E. Watson, Influences of the east was punctuated with applause that political Populist nominee for the presidency, silver a monetary outcast, because, in be Joined political science, forestry, by Governor Sparks In Salt was sincere economy, sanitary science ,und the degree, they owned the money of Lake today. and general. large the and on Darker, particularly Judge and Science of government generally, the country and the obligations calling It was feared that the apathy comif Parker, that Watson inJudge V.1'"'1 ,h charge all kindred subjects particularly on thiiL for money. plained of In every part of the country y this Srib If they could discard one of the cluding the study of the history and elected, would do nothing to prevent ROOSEVELT CHANGES. had attacked the of v 8alt Democracy n use It gives pro..jJ promise philosophy of France. the criminal trusts from continuing precious metals from monetary Lake. The size of the crowd last night While In the University of Michigan, their unlaxvful methods. It Is refreshnecessarily enhanced the value of the and the enthusiasm this Idea. dispelled Has Reversed President Citizen ths s Lus.!.. of is as Ku.k1 I ll an the value which comprised all the students from The music, the songs and the speakers Morals are to the letter of another other and, consquently, k in their perfc-i- . Frequently. the states west of the Mississippi river, ing to turn Nothing were all generously cheered. United each dollar which remained former A ,,. ih to d01(Ul Jl Populist, prominent tin Improwd. collect from HUOSEYELT could has or which the strongest organisation in the hands .they PRESIDENT Ovation Is Given Moyle. ! and there were representatives States Senator William V. Allen of Ne- the unfortunate debtor. Roosevelt on a lirt"iiy near tagnii A from all those slates, the total number- braska. In this letter Senator Allen ovation was given James and stagnation nieaiiH dnth." beperfect since of the citisen ControL number in Still things At this H. when he was Introduced as point Senator Pitta. ing about 100, was the leading candi- says; came the chief magistrate, but in no the Moyle lhl' J1,'I uljli,-iNow that the silver issue as undernext governor of Utah, and every date for his class president, as W. H. adminlitritka While I am a Populist and shall so been is has the Instance reversal with flagbeing an enemy to the great mil. Hutchinson, an attorney of this city vote for Watson electors, because stood by the trite phrase point of his snappy though brief apeech die west. we find o these He cited to prove this tM rant, utterly a subversion of the was appluuded. Judge H. P. Henderknows, as he was a member of the Thomas E. Watson Is the accepted not before the country same Influences still controlling the class. It took forty-nin- e ballots to depublic interests as In the matter of son. always near the hearts of the policy of the Republican party to tk Inof candidate silver my party, Itepublican party and working quest lull, on tariff and ted-- , feat him and then only by his oppon- und worthy civil service. Grover Cleveland was In Utah Democrats, was cheered as he ents agreeing upon a compromise can- candor requires me to say that Judg dustriously still further to limit the the presidential office during a perlnl arose to preside over the meeting. The procity. The silver question wu braf. purposes. didate. He would not have been de- Alton B. Parker's official record on use of silver for monetary Democrats on the stage j ly discussed, and then ih effects g is committed to of eight years. lie never once sus- prominent wore cheered as they entered to take the treaty or reciprocity with Cutani feated, but for the fact that some of the 'trust question Is, In my Judg- President Roosevelt slimore no civil service the forth. The effect of the trass pended regulations. their seats. Among these were Senator the proposition of buying the class did not want the only Morall the most exacting anti-tru- st ver for small coinage and to supply mon in the school to be the president. ment, Benjamin Harrison was president fer Simon Bamberger, James H. Moyle, with Cuba and the Philippine, he aid An examination recould citisen and down require. that want by melting He was the president of the Webster four years. Never once did he sus- Judge C. S. Vartan. B. H. Roberts. would be to admit sugar and tohira he has been coining silver dollars. This scheme, If at greatly reduced rate. The ngv Literary and Debating club of the Uni- of his opinions shows that pend the civil service regulations. In Samuel Newhouse. C. C. Dey, D. H. would cademand come In direct competltloa wttt carried out, would reduce the W. H. King. V. H. Dule. Mcversity of Michigan, an honor which consistent throughout his Judicial Peery, more Judge four President than years for the beet sugar of Utah and Colorido. coinage but one member of hie class could reer and that he was an able, consci- for silver In the country 8. W. L. J. Judge Stewart, seven times. them or three six Kinley suspended The senators of the west," he nk purposes probably Chairman Mat Thomas, John entious and fearless Judge." In a few days over three years Presi- Rawlins, millions of ounces a year. opposed these treaties not km on T. Marioneaux Elected Count y Attorney. Thomas Caine, som cites Judge Allen Senator bankContinuing, "There is also talk in eastern dent Roosevelt has suspended them and many of the prominent Democratic they were opposed t. the principle g decisions. ing circles of supplying new silver for i During tbe last two years In the uni- of Judge Parker's anti-tru- st reciprocity; but because they kllerg times. women of the city. same way. sixty that if sugar came Into the conntry k versity he studied and completed the One of them smashed an envelope trust the Philippine coinage In the A while delivered a In was feature of the address, public popular meeting demand course in law, graduating In June, 1885. that had been formed in New York. This would further reduce the way then lumber, nail, cutlery, j this the of the Glee Democratic was member of a the civil he singing service of In September of the same year he was The makers of 85 per cent of the en- for silver probably five millions agricultural Implement, clothing ri club. was number and encored Every ounces a year, possibly considerably commission, he said, speaking of James the local appointed assistant city and deputy other necessaries of life should et entered had enstate used the were well in hits velopes especially more. President Roosevelt, represent- S. Clarkson: county attorney, of Balt Lake oounty, The Instrumental music was in In the same way. joyed. which position he held, for one year, Into an agreement to appoint an agent ing the extreme gold standard Idea, is civil service commission Is most furnished by Held's band. The Answers Flea of Bepubllem when he was elected county attorney who would flx the selling price, the also committed to the proposition of The decorations of the hall were simundoubtedly hostile to Mr. Clarkson and Mexico Into more secure for Salt Lake co inty and was standard to of that The course, of the Republican hi being, object forcing and the Ideas which Mr. Clarkson rep- ple. They were confined to colored that thisplen two years later. admisslc.11 of the Cuban mpr combination's output. China, which scheme If consummated, resents. We should the for money of In Parker our Senator and fall Judge In 1888 Mr. Moyle was elected a memduty if pictures would doubtless cut off a demand for at a low rate of wuld open ip ber of the legislature. He is devoted In his opinion, adverse to the trust. thirty millions of ounces a year, or, we were not. We can no more retain Davis on either side of the stage, a this market to theduty people and said: Parker In rear of and the the stage, to the cause of education, to which he Judge forty the good will of the spoilsmen than large flag roughly speaking, say a total of meassugar Industry of the UlrA flowers and potted plants about the That the "Such a contract threatens a monop attributes much of his success Was millions by all these various was one side of the picture. Tk who does hie duty can a policeman stand. ehairman of the committee on educa- oly whereby trade In a useful article ures. other was that pound 0! upt retain the good will of the lawbreaker. speakers' esJudge Henderson spoke briefly in brought in from every tion In the legislature In IS!, which se- may be restrained and its price unreaIt Is entirely within boundstheto valCulm would rep'irel Mr. Clarkson his believe friends and opening the meeting, and all he said cured the doubling of the annual ap- sonably enhanced, and it matters net timate that this would reduce of sugar produced by the (inthat if they cannot get the offices the was well received. After music he In- pound ters of the west. The fact is that fit propriation for the normal department that the parties to it may have so ue of silver from 20 cents to 25 cents and party ought to disband. That Is to troduced Mr. Moyle as the next gov- benefit of this reciprocal treaty IwH of the of Utah, and a large per ounce below Its present price moderately advanced prices that the dose every distinctively silver mine In say he and his friends believe that they ernor of the state of Utah, and a to the sugar trust and not to the Cuba appropriation for the belter equipment sum seems to exacted for the product cheer went up ns the candidate planter; neither did It Inure totkbm of the university, also the founding of the United States. ought to be paid for supporting the great arose. The cheering continued as he eflt the reform school at Ogden and Agri- some persons reasonable, for the scope Every measure of this kindorcomes of the American consumer for tb party. constepped to the front of the stage, and reason that the trust controlled tb cultural college at Logan, and the of the contract, and not the possibility from the Influences affecting Mr. not Nevertheless, It was some time before he could make long after school for the deaf mutes at Salt Lake of of the parties to It, is trolling the policies of the Republican price. stated, they are Roosevelt became president he ap- himself heard. City, now of Ogden. He. with two the test of Its validity." party and. as I before Did you ever think, my M4i ' On in character. eastern Made to 8. h&h James the Clarkson there, representing the territory, visessentially Moyle. menace to the beet sugar fndustn pointed Speech the by his letter Allen concludes Senator ited the principal reform schools of the the money question Mr. Roosevelt Is and responsible office of surveyor of of and the other state if tb Utah After the compliment, acknowledging United Stales aud upon their report, with: Such a man, other things equal, as thoroughly eastern as if he had been the ort of New York, In the lowering if tb contained west In Mr. sudsaid this Moyle part: Why is much preferable for an exalted and born and raised In the financial atmosthe Philippine from Moyle being chairman of the commiton To of I Lake the Democrats sugar Salt duty den of heart toward Spoilsman change It. In thow tee, our reform school at Ogden was responsible public position to one wlio phere of Wall street. of think and s? Just news from counties the Mr. Roosevelt bring cheering Clarkson? Because established. Mr. Moyle was for six Is a lover of guns and martial airs and and there are .000.000 acre of maw Parker Not Committed. all I In is have and that thst visited, he needed, the serneeded, or land are superior to years one of the trustees ef the school, given over to tinsel and spectacular parts of the state they are confident of lands. Those ' It Is astonishing In view of these vices of Mr.thought In Clarkson In Cuba. nv--l- and about lands having been appointed by both Gover- display. best bringing sugar a find In I the fall. the Allen great victory Clearly 8enator ought facts, which are undeniable, that any Ms own nomination for the nors A. L. Thomas and Caleb West, can put sugar i"' natives the men on less for In voters presidency. of the ranches these number getting a hundr and was for two years the president to vote the Democratic ticket this year. considerable to sacri- Instance after Instance could be cited their beef, while the consumers of the the steamers for 0 cent are states mountain willing dewill also he is It clear that And thl country of the reform school, lie has also been to The freight more. pounds. absosame to are beef of President Roosevelts disregard of pay compelled mining interests a director of the Deseret Agricultural vote no time to grieving If Judge Par- fice their sliver but SO cents a hundred pound. contention that merit Naturally people wonder how this can lutely upon the shrine of the Republi- his one-tim- e A Manufacturing society or State fair ker In elected. IMJ Is with the present sugar dutyPhlWro connection the fact should be the sole test for of In the and that this be, question can study party. ofboard. public other expense added this sw. votes every day. In view that while Democratic be should making kept country From 1390 to 1900 Mr. Moyle refused a gold ficers. "The boHSted Republican prosperity sugar comes into our Lots of Them. Judge Tarker declares himself to accept a nomination for office, alcent a pound. With FI One of them may be found in the is not blinding the farmers of Utah he Is nut committed to any of the man in the planMi (Philadelphia Press.) though persistently urged to do so, but measures referred to, while his party appointment of Henry D. Saylor of (his year. I found abundant crops Chinese employed land have Dromes I've got the opportunity of during that period he always, during a lifetime Is strongly on record against them all. Pennsylvania to be consul at Dawson wherever I went in the state, but after these sugar 1 cun only now if dethe sugar trust f portion, at least, of each campaign, acscarce bank and by plotted sentiment deposit the all silver in money mo Yes. were Newltt about a Practically been you had telling City. Saylor charged by tively participated in the iioliilcs of the It lust Saturday. It try this Philippine sugar canmuntf" the United States Is in the Democratic Republican governor of Pennsylvania. creasing. Even the wool men. who state, though always active and atIn the barrel under the to the linked be Dremi-- r should seem I'va Oh, would Last and for the voters of this region Saturday? are not American stores for ! tending to business, lie has always dropped tbut. I've had two other oppor- party on the Democratic Hastings, with engaging In a conspiradministration, backs Republican their turn to that cmh been a firm believer In the duty of tunities of a lifetime since then. finding the protection in the Ding'.ey How will the heet sugar party Is to abandon their friends and acy to defraud the state, by means u! bill Pun4 a cents 3 every cltlxen to attend political primawas to west believe there. led were the a padded expense account, of thousthey to embrace their enemies. Cause and Effect. sugar tnwt ries and conventions, for the reasim About the only claim which has ands of dollars. And Saylor has since Republican orators dwell on the fact with this product of Jhe the upr that the same constitutes the fountain Already administration Cleveland's labor? (Chicago News.) under coolie been made upon behalf of President been promoted to be consul at Coburg, that upon and source of our political life, and If 1 say. wsltah." said the the number of sheep in the enuntry de- has It greedy eye flxed Is that he is a western man It Is kept pure the politics of the state guest In a swell cafe, "bwingAnglomanias is me a copy Roosevelt case of tbe There the where can show will succeed In getun We 10,000.000. Germany. creased and lands western with Interests. and Insynipathy and the administration of its affairs of sw London Punch, doncher know. rethe number decreased 12,000.000 In one session of most of It Hero it is. sir." answered the waiter. He hardly proved his title to this claim Delaware postmistress who was will be pure, and the candidates of the In his opening speech at Bt. moved. as the late Postmaster General year under the Dlngley bill. Sheepmen shall At I hour what a Stone VTslL wake when, you?" various parties such as people generalare now saying that the Dlngley tariff branded 1'JuO, he in was because she Paul virtually said, particPayne west rtwd never sn honest tariff that it 1 full ly desire. The senator of fe this every man as dishonest who believed ularly and personally objectionable to was WT In 1900 he was the Democratic canhunand holes of and fraud, wall loop against a stone In the free coinage of silver. Senator Allee, the representative of dreds didate for governor. In all ef his potheee men will vote the Demo- reciprocity. We of 1 Boosevelt Was Late. litical actions he has stood for Just as Gas Addlcks. the notorious cratic ticket. , reduction. On the 1 tariff . high morals In politics as in other Mr. Moyle touched a live wire when were heartily In favor of Hut it is now said that he has proved Postofflce inspectors, after a careful H spheres of dfe. Was lenoinlnated in his friendship to the west by the sym- Investigation, recommended spoke of the strife in the state, but did oppose was the i the re- he last Democratic convention and reprethe applause of the crowd proved that Industry which he has given to the great moval of Postmaster Van & a of the pathy of New Cott sents no sjeclal Interest. FOB FBESIDENT: the people are with him. . national project of irrigating our arid York HiJustry that City, "for the good of the servIn view of the conflict and strife in sacrificing His Business Interests. areas. It cannot be deand scml-uri- d Alton B. Faiker. of the sugar trust. No 1"Jj(ltrl(l still and of the he ice. Von is a Rut said, Cott the state, conin his to nied prominent that first message the manufacturing ""J'qijJj Although devoted to the legal professtrife threatened it would seem on gress ho recommended a general meas- meinlier of the New York Republican greater Massachusetts, New the ,?LuofJ sion, in which he has chtctly built up FOB to take of voters Utah the wise for It can Is deof ure Neither Irrigation. machine and. President Roosevelt ha his career, he has been possessed of a we maintained that that course that will lead to peace, farmers Henry G. Davis. nied that long before he oieiid bis lips retained him. tat! of tho business turn of mind, und us evidence course which and union that 11 1011 the harmony; subject prominent Democrats, of the suine (although of limited means FOB PBESIDENTIAL ELECTORS: All this from the whlloin civil service will permit all the people to work for Senator them notable Noivlunds among , for all he has is the result of his own the advocate of purity in the welfare of the state. efforts), he Is a director and member of Samuel Newhouse of Salt Lake City of Nevada. were working with might reformer, Bui Mr. Moyle won his greatest em- p Taking1 to some about main and method politics. bring the executive committee of the Consol- Fred. J. Xlesel of Ogden. up thet ffinrP when he said with special by which this dream of western develidated Wagon & Machine company, Edward H. Snow of SL George. said that untry speaker phasis: thee in be realised. It cannot opment might trusts the largest wholesale and retail compaDEMOCRATIC MEETINGS. There Is no Interest In my candi- cally all the Ik; denied that a bill emlmdylng all the "JlVv. W the to ny In the state; Utah Commercial Sc FOB CONGRESS: of the people opposed dacy except the Interests essential features of the measure ultiSavings bunk, a director and member Orlando W. Powers of Salt Lake I am elected, and I am Roosevelt to the Pj1 of Utah. If was In ct. conenacted N. Introduc'd Thursday, City mately of ihe executive committee of Clark, Harmon, 1 will were In favor of '"lidercd liurfirld county. 3 p. m.; ronfldent that I will be elected. Newhinds many CaTinonvIlle, gress by Senator Liveand the reason thnt he !?vthe Kldredge A l'n and the Ivm-re- t be V. the faculty governor. WillUm Every Hatch. FOB Garfield STATE OOVEBNOB: liefonltsy. county, Mr. months Itooscvclt ever utstock company. In which In Is one of Mamm l A. King, Kp. in. Hlll.am K. Iiower I possess will be devoted to the Now all the trrt",hl tered a word officially upon the subject. Ityilalch, the principal factors ami which com- James H. Moyle of Salt Lake City. tlu Uiniuh comity. Z. Cobb, lie at interests of the people of the state tlon of Roosevelt. I fact In may say parenthetically that Kcmpton. Clarke tun. pany Is the largest owner of both land Cache county of Utah. snd lioose-vea d Mr. . tkf 'xeii years before lt for FOB JUSTICE OF SUPREME and livestock In the state. Jump II. Moyle, Monroe, Sevier county. Cheer after cheer greeted these sig- best Interests of was known pcdltleally outside of William II. King, Mr. Moyle is also interested In Zion's Rlchfiel I, Sevlor nificant COUBT: of the Democratic, the election of words safe. York county. Senator Xcwlands was New Mercantile company, the Charles S. Variau of Salt Lake lily this and it required the Clare that Parker City. working umhi Friday, Ort. 31 IkvI N. Harmon. Glen- standard bearer Utah Sugar company, Deseret National grand subject, hir- dale, of the glee club to quell has brought aboaMhe 2 p. m.; Order villa, Kane appearance county, bank, Zion's Savings Hank A Trust ing engineers, causing surveys to be Kane county, S p. m. Hamnel A. King. the tumult FOB SECRETARY OF STATX: made and sprndlng many thousand of William company. Home I''l re Insurance compaE. Rydalch, l.'lntaii county. Hi Patterson Given Warm Welcome. Levi N. Harmon of Price. dollars In the work out of his private James 11. Moyle, ny, Drlgham Young Trust company and Gunnison, Sanpete 11. funds. other smaller ismcerns. He is actively (Boston TmnscrlPjJjijo IKng, Pleasant Urovs, county, william Senator Patterson was warmly Utah county. FOB TREASURER: Interested in mines and mining compacorned by ths audience after he had , Opposition. Buwker Bo you Republican 21 Oct. N. I'Vl Harmon. Haturduy, nies located in the following districts! o neat little speech h? William B. Wilson of Ogden. In . 1 think 2 Continuing, I may add that not- ,ML I'urnicl, Kane county, j p. ni.: Wil- been Introduced Colorado Park City, ltinghain. uphlr, Mercur, Tbs liam W. Itay, Kanab, Kaue county, I by Judge Henderson. withstanding Mr. Roosevelt's trementhe FOB AUDITOR: TlnUc, Big and Little Cottonwood. senator was a stranger to most ofsoon h, dous influence on behalf of Irrigation, p. m. Samuel A. King, William E. he once, and have n Mr. Moyle hue alwuys taken a deep but In the Z. Theatre, John W. Geiger of Park City. L. Uintah Coalt county. Cobb, people nearly all the opposition came from the ville. Summit county; James H. Moyls, made himself at home. He paid a fine Interest In raising livestock and agriside of the t w Reh Republican bouse,, the ML Pleasant, Sanpete culture, has lewi repeatedly member tribute to George Q. Cannon,He a 0 TVortV FOB SUPERINTENDENT OF publican leaders, almost without ex-- ! f various national Industrial (New Yorkre served In congresn SCHOOLS: Mrs. Elisabeth M. Cohen started out whom he Post ception. being especially bitter in de- Evening Senator to but has especially devoted hima high compliment The nunclallon of the Nathan T. Porter of Ceatreville. It Is hard during tho week to organize! women's paid a senator prove self to the National Livestock associathat Senator jtepnfilk speaking of him as to see where Mr. Roosevelt's Influence Democratic clubs In the countla. Tho Rawlins,senators among man que. a tion of the United States and the Naand silver jiear s will be Wedfirst among on at meeting Ogden ; counted to for much with his puny, if it nesday. Oct. is. from which f.urlr bees necessary FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL: clans dlf not was tional Wool Growers' association of the said it He I, pis us sho men. would think did. then the aigiimciit In favor of the will r to Morftan city. United States, In which he hae taken Grant C. Bagley of Provo. Senator Kearn and Smoot, peak of seemed ft and ro. to gold able Republicans on this point Is an indict- abundantly a they WHY J. H. MOYLE FOE OF THE WEST SHOULD WIN OUT PATTERSON I ... . 1 n, o, I "I , O - - 1 - fs '? s;aa " Jt. plT 1 niversity 18-t- . re-oel- itlxt-lnt- e Unlx-ersil- self-restrai- nt li kF T-- tv VICE-PBESIDEN- ap-p'au- ss 30-- Lrvl 1 "jw. ''X Ror ca; " 1 con-gres- |