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Show "HE The Inter. Mountain Republican Published Every Morning be be a MeAllister, General Offices-Dooly Temple St. by feel a who are there are a great is of salt Publishers' Lake City, Press Association. Utah, Oct. 4, to REPUBLICAN STATE be For Justice of the JOSEPH A of A its the is And, as the agents, acts ‘ust A of the those repudiated as acts bound Any words unless the is attorney. by resentative, stantly litigant his stand by of are Of as bune Amerikearns is the attorney, agent, the one party eredit the the Tri- the the advocate and most constant rep- things Amerikearns bad, as In sail by course of L. Smyth, the to is United the imwent to deputy as- in the Spry. Tribune said the that malicious in this attention of re the of that The Tri- Lucian H. Chief Marshal, work case Deputy Smyth. ew weeks ago Smyth called at Ane editorial rooms of the Tribune afd begged the suppression of the fact that he occupied a box at one of the theatres with a bevy of the eity's cyprians. wi very much exercised, admitted ite coe but said he wanted to be The story was not published, Ritsoush his political work has been vicious and uncalled for in a number: of instances. Scns Smyth can to authorizes make charge or absolute The Republi- denial implication in of every that nasty allegation. He has not been to a theatre performance in Salt Lake for two years. He did see the inside of the Salt Lake theatre at the time of the convention. He did go to the Orpheum of the Memorial veterans day, of has office alone for any or In six at with is Tribune time, on any errand, in day at least. begged them party of lewd the such totally We the Rev. or night, never to suppress of the fact that he occupying a theatre admit been Army, of in company, time a not Grand rest address months any publication been seen the been not at with the and did listen to the Elmer I. Goshen. He women. charge and . had box and that company, untrue. are did he the had charge 4 trying to state the case calmly, and yet as strongly as an solute denial of all and every charges of pressed. The The It Tribune good for a no man is safe need no meinod They of the curious charges. thug, ex- offense is of their abthe be It name their attacks. iruth can is a common Tribune. The from basis It the for thing. is of the procedure of the bully. And, who remembering have been Amerikearns that of that The elaim the political zens clean by we people into' regret bound The by party repute desire its good beguiled is assemblies would dorses the party, party Tribune. to not which of American long and say acts can so support the to the as all! citl- it in- strengthens with its approval the policy of the Tribune in the general course it has adopted. 7 Common decency can not be expected of The Tribune; but it should ce assured by the reputable men and women in the Tribune's party. WHO PAYS THE BILLS? One of the most constant arguments odyanced by the Amerikearns campaigners is addressed to the men » To them the Kearns wages right Because there plenty to betterment there a Is in its alone Because plies of not to blessing there for are their there are demand for men smelters, mines in labor. in their shoes; for who wait on them who in do the their stores; for hauling; for who even vote Idaho, nois is where not was ever cast. in Wyoming. and In true in and New York, for every wages woman is Republican true in are who, having in seeking to have or for of taxation that party city's control, to it or of the It And You either may old to the employes say: "Of course the taxes have been raised a little. Of course the burdens of taxation will be a little heavier. But, after all, these burdens do not fall on you. The taxes are chiefly paid by the rich men of the city, and you get all the benefit of it, because there is such a greatly increased amount of work at good wages. True, the Amerfean party has increased the taxes; but that party has also caused the great demand for labor at good prices. The burden does not fall on you, and the benefits all come to you, and for both you have the American party to thank." That sort of argument may have some effect with the unthinking. But if you will look fairly, you will not The out in a single trial world not the do Tom has meet your not one tive to oceur If you be and be d'Alene system, passing man per- ers, and that in If to ticket that Idaho Is that speech present the and try- fanatic is what * The indusor to through a came repassing each other in bewildering confusion. And if you didn't happen to see the man who was issuing the orders-and were a complete fool besides-you might think those trains were running by accident and not by system. And the think they Have think elected. They for to poor vote not your fellow Dubols officials, purpose Mormons you your do of tation plain. you They to know They for expect recourse not and that the been to ring need any a In church <Amerikearns separated them from You have' excluded is dic- case vote again is left them. is of a our people would better for was no the not city, harmful results. results. Tribune And party earth, the farther into extend the wrought. is evil within correct fashion again. those the the that power evil of in it will people emphatic be a attempted Free police seems to No be cars which issue for coal menaces interests games year. is the of bunco this the condition smelter and min- poker games indorsed kearns county. party will not unless wins Here Is a be the of- Ameri- control chewing whose him-and he a and divorce the wife a of the gum Is manu- not stuck millionaire! She has he has alimony. And o gum. Evidently ecessory not They lines." party Palma but going "For motto just a miaite Y. could and enough A. be is winter or the school, better Parker Hearst should papers his people put He a should friends in not were 1904. only Nothing a tics of You has any have all other people. them from the could But pose will the since of Sheets desire that the gladly be party to worse' than case, play seems Tribune, accept to the for make No politics to be decent issue. the poli- one else with the pur- hen honor gon Taylor aoe = aS Monday, = OMA Mi rs.| | Day Nurits annual | October Ms. Mi Why 8, ‘fram 3| @ England house or0 Boston sosto -sotiety sale: at awilt: St cake Saturday * the riteute Iagto veiF : / tae . Bs than tam ani a SAW if we are to have duties must be protection at| high enough play at the (Applause. hool | lef AK! it was based and not Miss expression,} the in cost the Fancy And uli AY a pric es at int the All kinds chd LOY. i of exist- By S& drinks hot Soda i present city, : at our Fountain, WILLE: WAlG OME btn ror | | DRUG ee [Phones Ps AT CO ©9 By the Monument. 374 Deseret News THE K NEW Bldg. ‘SOUTHERN | We have a few left. | at moderate prices. First-class rooms Hot and cold tans a Ey eae yell service. ee ee UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. 144 WEST 1ST SOUTH. Phones: 1374 Ind., 2389-Z% Bell. her week. c ne ROE. Titties ee Holt and red white asters. In was used, sweet J 4 : A ne | Bor | peas and dahlias Se the flowers W. Stey-| seen. The bride's gown was of white UT sie snes lawn trimmed er 1 Valenclennes, and she wore a tulle veil. TheV place Paul entertained at | Walter were bride's roses rs. E. last evening in. honor of' Mis. ee alter Baysinger was matron of Deighton and Miss Ione W is-'| honor. fis Emma Weiler was maid White asters and autumn|0f honor, and Miss Bernice Hall, the were used in. the decorations | flower girl All of the attendants the house in \ large the heart parlor and Were at the: F Tose: ses the |> from fy sus uspended% wa as E rr flowers chandelier ee ete the the itt os in and carried flower the girl path of pink strew- the bride. informa-|@ppropriate time a ribbon was pulled,| Frank v hitworth was the best man Carnegie|& Shower of flowers, two of A kind, | The bride "was given away by her compete |fell to the floor, and in the distripu- | brother IS. Valter Bays singer. Mr on the cost of manu-|tion on Look Soap, 7 Medicated, eo mye . Orpheum. throughout such well . ana, companied enson, last . r.|of suppose use some and = and ais Domestic of Imported ' Jernegan returned|a bower of pink : Mrs. . Edward : A, | yesterday to her homei inpiace Mishawaka,|the dining-room Tinineertcomieanht .ahe eae : ) ‘ Strong.- dia was very incomplete It had reference to the company's ability to large BS G. Sawyer isa guest at the} het parents. My, and Mrs.) Mr a a stock We sell at the prevailing poping ee 5 * WANG. 2s penal: See Mrs. J. home of; twice and- morning ans Se cally toilet ark 8 '| LET MEDICATED hold B ‘ : pare ie : r ie re Rod. A ear UB eked reovaey : S " |/70% ""8eles to join oo aap at $36 iss | ihe TO] Se m e assorted | Pe EO} Oe € 2 aten Mrs. 8S. -¢ Baldwin | en route to Boston, next . of Bata tae 5 AND SSE We and. Mrs: -Walentine Gldeon. of] S ere: eh ac ate Lave once bese | rethsdinn bie ae eee path Denver were on board, 4\ FANCY, ited Lat volorado. Dr. ane few week vrivuptrielie such CoM ANG: te. ete The not of oSs viene or a sense ee n ae siste Badger. 1€ MUSSCS "MAU. visiting on, I nnder. er- rid the in m¢ rails of United the of ma-|the the flowers evening's States|tally cards the game were a ae bee pe eee cer brother, EE. poration, though the largest of iron ore and pig iron in producer) the coun-| East Second Lloyd of the ef the guests ane its having own vessels for four years. of the $12 would give and railroads/read assembling This story, be absurd away na-| completely disposes| for of course it} the raw material." Welch.-Mr. think about the in $28.62 partners were for|9nd selected, heart-shaped The and Mrs. |} for \ Simpson ancouver, had| their ana | Holt} last they ear . s and left Where home. ae ‘ ae evening will make BF 5 South mie more | PEM id., Were guests or honor at a Dry-| °08 party last eve ning at the home Holt }of Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Smith Dahlias {and sunflowers we re use d in the dee- Walter Baysinger, $49! : South street Rev.' Ross | Central Christian Vtech marriage were service. arriving, has price been country is only ef these prices, a good point says While Miss Kate The the | #024 Thorpe it ralis $28 the |ing . - marriage« H. J. at Mis s Hs Bine h ee the home now. oer say Wh as Speaking} It always Is). has & been hehe charced here. Mr. Thomas.-''Why does the Steel] Trust deliver rails in ‘Canada for $22,| demand see re Welch. Because there are tw pap erient eee: plants in a to which the ominion governmen pays bounties on billets and rails. This compels the British, the Belgian and the United Pe rail makers te cut prices in nada if they sell there." Mr. Thomas.-'Well, if they can sell there for $22 they can here.' Mr. Welch.-*'That. does not follow. here is no probability that. they make a living profit in Canada. Manufacturers in all countries get more at home than abroad. They have to or they could not afford to do business. But the home price is not excessive t has come down from $166 in 1867 before we made _ steel rails, to $28 The protective policy which has madexcthis-: possible. has. also brought} down the cost of hauling a bushel of wheat by rail from Chicago to New York from 44.2 cents in 1867 to 10.: In 1906. Thus, not only do our workmen get general employment at high wages, but consumers get t tenefit of cheaper freights, which means Mr. cught cheaper food." Ent to oe rer day. been edvanced you has of in Jhy think the bride. by sev-|Played The bridal) at our expense dear what of all, revision for beneath | ©®tered ; march eiipinenent If have| cate nae we down had postpone it as long as we can Mr. Strong- ‘Gentlemen; our jz up and we must part." have we formed a pleasant anceship with each etut | would scaling: means, Sec they mills. mistake the and the Lohengrin ee place the * Ward last bride' s even- Be nts, by parlor, as finished. the service etd some During for reason it, or ct wi rest act has any as been reason? Why disturb prosperity? What do| by revision" SeseekhE 2 We beck: loweecxiten you a3 we belleve lower duties will bring the the the wedding service reading musicians ‘ry Mrs. from bridegroom softly guests Binch will honest will or Gray.-"I admission. mean owe lower thank But wages. duties you for lower More have that prices than meant! was present. be at home October 20 at to 672 t Tiffany styles in wedding announce- hope will be a lasting friendship, but} ments, invitations, calling think we have learned a great deal} embossed stationery. We cards and print from about the tariff. And is it too mucht your own plates or will engrave any claim that this knowledge makes us| style to order irry an exclulove our country a little be tte? Be=| sive stock of Crane‘s and Hurd's highfore we part let us sing ‘America.'" ioe grade of society note stationery, me Montgomery Engraving, Co., 23 Bast Remember the days of registration. F First South, Salt Lake City. -- ' --- r) e : 36 MAIN S T REE T . * YOU Blue Serge none ®...° better 3 T HS -ni piece, SUI i Ss. h ake oat iy tahe °°) oo .- (Aa Ted "OER Se 5 S SUI Big Fall line, all o t nts { 0 r er 20 . CHILDREN a d . Pa long Pants T Ss. kinds N ot d eae () and colors from ths arate S 8 ‘ P ' MEN'S SUITS an tc ones and see ored Suits it We from also carry $12. 00 to high art $25. 00. tail- t S b ut that have earned It will a e rep- ut a t ion Pay you to call on us for prices, quality and Mlle We Calry Ihe Celebrated Guapeanet quality, for neat , mer and other makes. ness and wear en Mr. of played Following reception being ---___-_-_-__-_. THE LATEST tariff whieh whic withqut as a wedding 200 their friends after time | Markel avenue, which and and oe Traumerei' the ceremony rel Pearl Hyde Chorus' bride Mendelssohn Not only acquaint- other, the the a better) Mr. and family Miss Miss Romania ‘Bridal as . course. it. wit'be| # Ene best Suit'ever offered for'$10:00;. Call but every given the (Applause.) Bright,-*‘Still I to be revised." some of wages closed only], General Draper made speech when he ove ea : ce a on mo reception | Presence ‘being as- ; Rothschild their guests the = no in} ton,| been of ae for since] steel has an informal bridal party in receiving friends party stood in the bay window ‘No but here, of $29.04 ceremony held, the sisted (Ap-|eral prices,' in pat average this and Bright British they come 1£99 while the was to expect producers to] thelr plause. ) It. people E.Hol Jennings Frid: wilder pana tt | A Emery 4 The Seer ne ie a the. Bet prevent rails answered Amerikearns pro-| to. join cents season a devised. rude to were pow. his fifth rib. Hearst to of feund night the B. how for men money," C, be the under the that it, Utah. for not if of enough purpose Alton remember robbery other could of M. nobler Judge with out the big big men-not of an the about are that inaugurated And was not There limitations without is to Editors knew complaint. agitator, command, like fact they make President an Tribune the Scotechmen. confess so against the the after the paper We WwW the in high? and more showed that if the duty of $7.84 were} added to the English price, (as o ae Brace ficlally entertainment they England Utah. of more than $11 in three May to August 18 $16.42: but in the fore matter pretected the so a below some of the duties,|) of the triumphs of pro- steel Mr. ee | terials, ‘4s constantly in the markef aS|cang "Beloved, "Tis: Morn" and' "Oh, |Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ward Rev a buyer of pig and has paid from] promise Me." Miss Flora McCanne| Ross Lloyd of the Central Christian $13.76 to $18 for it during the last) played the wedding marches. <Afte y | chureh performed the ceremony in the will have the so never aa as. te listles duties high $12 the agenties talit Ferdinand Dickert, where she will re-| s main until October 15 At that time} Mrs Sawyer. leaves for Hatley, Ida..| try, the future ae then long- and a its material, it would have lost from Miss Laura Baysinger and William | with the ue a Nae eee oe $f to $10 a ran on all the rails it sold] Pemberton Simpson of Vancouve Fs ee a Mine ‘ ne ith WSs tg aes : Pao for $12. (Applause. ) Ever above] since}¢., were married last of evening at 8 Bueen sband eeleaves‘ fouay aon: hehome netat the price of pig has been o'clock/at the home the bride's oday for her It encumbers the eee' 5 eee was shutting be fecture will the flourishes, ov FEJames the agitation than three years in|4re to and now It never are always duties need terials. good necessary. good « Statistical Abstract and you will see| water color designs of a coach Miss driving Cupid with four, iron; pig Bessemer of price the that at Pittsburg in 1899 was $19.03 a] Was assisted in entertaining the ton It takes more than a ton of pig|than half hundred' guests by Mrs. to make a ton of rails. So if the steel|den R. Coombs and Miss Daisy company had been ‘obliged to purchase * * »* all city Mrs. he noon results|reception tection. Prices, however, fluctuating, and sometimes jt of name-it of Kearns ing this and order, their the to of some bad longer complain church do It given a there oO keeping tion. Steel hereafter. brought Javelin don't what on Utah ticket. protection. "dividing be it. MUST self dis- should And it is folly to talk about dictation. to estimate imply? yet do you an of one in republic, sense the which men help so and but Thomas.-Where's Schwab declared that the Mr. Gray.-""Why cry for a theoretiMr. hurt? Domestic competition hav-), am brought down prices so that they See $12 here come activity XE form rails oe a profit for $12 a ton?' « This hearts was Inside information but it got out.|Clara Now why not revise the tariff and give| comb the ate people the benefit. of] leaves better churehes-if of city Defamation has from them, of would Idaho will have them this had ave and of fine instead a ticket a burden class the And Mormons people nation and law schools, the did will you that nominated the expect you proscribed of common franchising you them thought campaign- than other confines You Indorse separated no ey- unitedly the of name, of and upon as Ap- Coeur Democratic sense having world the BE it? the Mormons, laid power? yet the upon citizens should of people success TO year! less is of their do you? yote to the and character Democratic having all high DEVOUTLY the this the of elected," have laid is had of beauty giving the in its issue * utterances you? Utah You of prosperity, Mormon earnestness Here have men rest city facturer be of do in is would Utah the a Idaho. the ELECTED. platform, Mormon you chance suddenly will 1906: standing, demands upon a beautiful fleld of wheat nodding its golden heads in the wind- though there was not a human habitation in sight-instinctively you would know that the hand of human industry had been there and that that rich harvest was never sown by chance or fiourished by accident. You may see the swift chariots of commerce rushing in both directions over a mighty railway patriot- and the subject 12, world," me : ie write mn HeK Pittsburg steel magnate W189 ‘You know we can make steel cliany IL eRT pro-|@t of against forviolent puetnerens in prices, of course we ag : can~ to+, not alter our tariff every little while conform to them. (Applause.) Mr. ‘Bright. - ‘No. matter about British prices. Didn't: "Mr? Schwab pres- than tens indorsed a best future, the lo- | gues! will Pee . net h Dae < . , , Forty of the friends of Mrs Aaron | Leavitt and" Mrs. Harry -Kosminsky Were entertained at the home of Mrs. | a a ae yesterday. afternoon Bridge | goods."|Ge°rse to guard foreign oppor- of by of temperate. Why, traveling the said on the you were wilderness erywhere best produced campaigner of in to happier come every has of brighter place of place have irrevocably ‘ method "Should by accident. great other It good all by of Herald with prove accident. and and the have the Ae at the polls WISHED." obliga- by health, The nuegen ~place is best they in of the this the has one-third Colonial. however, eon Is that al! the bet- in woman would accident declares, is tunities; mate, place where Herald Dubois so (eaten August and IT. happen this best a a | steel rails at $16.42 per ton.' The Miss Jessie Anderson entertaine ¢ my same is true in varying degrees of|few friends at an informal dinner other commodities. The point I make] evening, the party later attending thi | combined and WAS. itself or that had thousands the Dubois man state. felt was| ames M, seraaite of Philadelphia, the : : % highest authority in this country on|__ Invitations ha ve been issued. by Mrs, iron and steel, well says that ‘we do Frank I. MeGurrin for a bridge party not need protection against British|&¢ the, Countryclubinext Tuesday steel rails at $35 per ton, but against * 6 in- slanders Utah, by statement Fred Fred the Democratic pro- helped the of a have in by the the their not this who is much of And of "This a of desired social elevation them-and would of men for ent cost its than mag- Idaho Democrats have renominated Fred Dubois as their candidate for United States denator. "From reports every man on the and been in of been should which Kearns economic not ma- has people the of get colonies ‘tariff off and policy, hence 1890, desire with money British regularly quoted free a ton; in May at only the and enough "The ticket nominated by the Idaho Democrats at Coeur d'Alene last week the trace brought, PRODUCED do in was HERALD platform credited Things sight this energy, committed cause cause of at all, Events of of and was of alter work wrought circulation the say: sincere to the crusade the cate, abroad. know occurred the disfranchiscment people. ing tions at all. Do not be deceived by them when they tell you the Amerikearns party has been a benefit to you. It has, on the other hand, been a needless ex- REASON and governmental readers has Herald the Demo- betterment has seen in- in to our mills by the dumping here of foreign bankrupt stocks. Take a case like this In January and February, where- Tribune friends them, all world protecting prevaricator-and THE us the from can them and haye coupled Utah carried a The been the terment to been of Utah, cost good season, And the age, to by the policy of the Republican you, about tariff out result d by a bur- They directly condition to be you by all a few bear see his friends with the evil of increased taxes. And if it were not for the bet- pense it every the its foresight. fool or both. heart-whole of not by says is a haps volved you of be and political wisacci- If and name had know will being name bad could expenditure by house; nation, taking are actually this is one The without the part owners by may their cal ing wholeby a paper there the will produced this and and who crusade it could brains the yet If on moral of ulform the British (Applause. ) world. of conditions has that the tered you know His or duced party all result, for own which of which Mttle not charge sound whole course state by tare to sow gather figs necessary. state all i onat she tare monstrosities better p Canadian it mennnat ana men reason, the with that have prosperity may famy less You never lifts the the throughout ever machinery the a good untimely and senseless that of the last two or factor inaugurated not in could over your you nificent are can of may that chinery for they have though to it homes, preceded rewards you wall between paper year But blessings pored hurt status and Utah was gave our Ala- Increased and which have paid bear. tax party cratic a the to increased Amerikearns labor's their their nine-tenths of trace never The every success homes accumulate children, den for their custom In bring a and on States; Herald a be the Mr. to ideal each result. a WHERE in is work and land. party's paying see poverty-stricken by after year in the natlon-not the success of Tom Kearns and his Se agp once in Salt Lake-that ha the blessed result. Men and women of moderate means who not the luncheon from our nearness and the great con-|to 5. o''cloe at the home. om South | venience of getting goods quickly, The] State stre Thi public is cordially in- | tariffs of the two countries do not} vited to attend | stand in the way of a great and ines creasing tr oe and or entirely frie ndly Mrs John Cy Cutler will ee ra lations 3o._-lon therefore, the members of the Woman's Republi- | ‘anada favors the C hi amberlain poli Ys} ean club at luncheon' at the Commer- | fo imperial reasons, she certainly will] qja) club October 10 | not favor reciprocity with the United a x Fe | be- turning The 1 Gray-‘‘Nevertheless, our trade we ofS. with Canada is increasing over that of The Orphans' Home and Great Britain. That is no reflection|Sery association will hold on sympa- efficient NECESSARY. men, oceur this seen tariff you governmental have schedules; IIli- Ohio. and There man in all this broad s the is true in Pennsylvania and the filled an years out. NOT all necessities produced not Tt field Amerikearns It It Wisconsin in bama at good an that, was may all produces ism entertain all it did hour please, and of see that to one. you home result You if of he is Europe | . Itself. defamation It counter- American him effort warranted army homes - to habitations that and clerks This condition does not exist in Salt Lake alone. It is true all over the state, you and to luxuries the the this makers carpenters industry those of to any sale you morning if it who party as Tribune eondition men productive evening and But and homes, all make peaceful cause the been And party, foreed good Tribune across of has almost WAS In the when each mighty dom them and IT you throats have those ac- for i of in the light is wherever may own and Republican the every furnaces night; regiments out that the flery and the vast each barrier for the American the the of move the the for for performers every their from forges form own- them; out look happy of this of party affiliation. his it been orderly Mormon whatever party the as when shafts to has singing delight; In its see of hear spindle with sus- you and hives you white unnumbered labor there at every blackness may When thize most the safe- occasion J. Hosmer was hostess:yes- | lthe nts Upeniga cae line be given before her depar-| ped salvia ana green, Following the ||uncheon the gues repaired to. the parlor, where Wellee was enjoyed. Mrs... Windsor V. Rice, Mrs. Sol. Siegel in moted your plainness to duties your of The complete the party leave his been womanhood, homes Republican live, past It ture meeing most of and yet bony Both parties in Canada the Chamberlain policy, and for favor several}. with politiis, be- maintaining most of must been in the have today the his has have periods then may of preserving the cause dur- party There when great myriad been justified industrial the of it. nation the never it of from see with acei- run has accident. this and dent. a by not Is never industry; wheel that he might rising song of see the the gov- amply it by over This time. unfortunate that that running out the matter you and In home Republican control picion speech, a of and tion openly Declare of your only the but to the like so death warrants is say why. matter a manhood government is rights, guarding to he in - on, but not to stand upon I W elch.-** Reciprocity between the different parts of the empire is an essential part of the Chamberlain} policy of Imperial Federation Its| great object is to bind the United Kingdom vote. bot to Tell It and that, Somebody it the other history frankness. life And his else ee Debate A. ae to more closely tagether by the bonds of vide + for the guests, eight tables be-! mutual interest The system willling filed with the players Prizes then closely resemble ours Internal] Were won. by Mrs. Harry Ganz, Mrs free trade and external protection to-|1T. Watters and Mrs. Bert Cohn, TENNIS. gether make our national policy To ° say that external frees trade would Judge and Mr Le Grand ,Young| Another popular schoo) hat for girls oe oe well as internet, would] are expected to re tur n from their New | retailing at BANKS', 116 S. MAIN ST, @ to ignore national differences and| York. tri Sattinday hw ieee us : interests and our constitutional hisz a peor eked oe ff aie Shen aa ad serious a temperateness, would happen him now. all agencies who these in property with nowhere urge yourself yond in port. it is Mormon. the it square a where preferences vote party. we it cal means travel But Seems You with Ameri- offering may political himself yote say all cloud by didn't And star into ass of a ours time in some it sell tables; and houses teamsters with who build them-for the mine of and magnates clothing is nation, Utah, Utah, who amusement of when ap- but Because farmers for which the Because miners and for produce of of is you for protect can It | ° Mrs. tarAnw: cheons tk colonic Dingley promised" the|and Mrs. Don Carlos" Roberts won same eee, whe n he fastened his high | tye prizes Mrs. Hosmer entertained| duties on this sae Reciproe nS again today, when a similiar number| square a them The refusing people them. machine. all least, for by an of ernment that been it that he great dent-at ing lead and of a charge amongst land region part labor. for in Other Republican a get offering ET Y | Mr Joseph Chamberlain, Who is lead-| Ing a movement for again fastening protection upon Great Britain, talks) about ne it by reciprocity with} It tepublican will not them- Mormons for a Mr Bright.-"At the last we talked about reciprocity; you seemed to be against me: are, only about it the threatening openly are must light- every safely is is they are condition some- every And existence running not but never condition, smelters for life other one for is prosperity ers; of that paying is with and for but sound and come man American condition, sky because march the is is theoretical may by place one are you frank Being | ie 2 itd Natur- party. | SOCI | | F One Session of om the Tarif must join. 4, 1906. MR. BRIGHT AND MR. STRONG. | | you, unjust treatment people are not their them. ot who of deal. and every coast, agencies the occupy living. any every demand men They there pilot, and horizon, running of capital, and any a use foodstuffs, has or for and is because laborers' which this the the the The You kearns the any revolving notes distant and shining entire Because for And for for in for clothing, work these human policy. there use necessaries in who the smoke this adopted use. work the luxuries, equalled men the cause was demand the the of for upon of comfort for goes of national nation, sell. of a demand studs And There may you that the sight who the that deny stern somewhere not party. sound you gave Know is see man on Salt and receives, city productive labor elected cause capture find the Lake of like size not because labor, labor policy by over Salt were Kearns one all of The for that that is have claim counell capital-productive Is with to demand city must of been in of the Republican preserved for demand and women of moderate means; the men and women who work for a living; the men and women who have no considerable reserves of money in the bank. this It not out be sense charged candidates the nation. effect there done be Is true demand city-of any good no are pay may all God board You simply good. the of must in great November. greater better Marshal the most been come bune chief States the back Tribune the must What of the ad- you on the and urged Utah. end more That deal. cruelly | entitled you not same but distinetly Is churning in can little come. He careful responsible that the have the last far yesterday nothing, of has has the so morning: Some for and Kearns' members to are not for of those misstatement is true of every other city between the oceans. It is are of defending way United of yesterday that nor Tribune. they statements party credit for Lake applied Lake the taxation advoeates, another They of said Nothing been Salt Sheets its H. of Apropos been That the Chief out office has this. the far have party. however, represented plicated have country. Tom hard them wage will increased to they are resentative. Some the Workingmen the be winners, entitled discovered. the over foam; sight if in- a is a You have Amerikearns the are to You the Mormons the seeking There thing presence not you Naturally, certainly to they storage but screw screw where and by not moderate of are evil. men to lean of but all, that a its creamy out engine that accident. makers, of at sense an pay mill, or of is lighted dead-sure by They selves trackless is machine, great to engine, heuse burden the in- is the a may the waves the somewhere. the entirely of is evidence You see blue the cabin dynamo board see there. one all. the spite may It on not it a of are and in own. of officials in an adjoining one purpose Is to disfran- Mormons, feared them thelr ally, they will vote against And where will they go? sit ocean through the the be impor- may mighty and if is disputable end his You a darkness Waves who bread of their work, of have bear, of will And-they They many very increased rep- but THEY to borne. for man his words soon by are poor people make and not and lessen way Now, battery may chise the there be It Amerikearns the are hope wages; appealed at In that does her electricity, that that home the burdens in they rich. the the rich, bear, swarming increase are the for bound the by the sense and taxation by the SLANDER. corporation felt the the But by In fact man of the of placed of they franchise, the in gloom. sense government good but who They SIMPLY of emissaries vocates in by at of the a them told the that plowing pathless are for have see one and category to time crowd proseribed And utility that brain the LAKE CITY, UTAH, THURSDAY, OCTOBER general tick- election state whose to cabin a whose and every degree his is man of which runs. palatial night a SALT somewhere, side system happen any steamer but sight the sits the or rich, is here, in in tance the REPUBLICAN, of by upon trains have underworld health, Kearns to Court E. FRICK. poor out don't not "does work, wealth that there That earners, Supreme have women the you who to the poor work rich, means, TICKET. For Congressman JOSEPH HOWELL have not nor one the taxes. those that thousands who grips burden felt one countries. not are one crowd out Instrument, to will room schedule who who off little works Go homes any you inefficient of the will man Take to are They the 1906 women and suffered European ten away a ing Es- homes. millionaires they have not Note, please, them Member But to homes. find rich few city, poverty plenty a many victims of by poor a poverty rich. Block, 208 South West Both ‘Phones-3190. }NTER-MOUNTAIN intended small will men, They that of or and living. city you taxes." are There a by the working, Manager. is cirenmstances hundred ten ate it city men owned not One Yea ge eene $00 fe Paition ‘only, ‘One "Year. - 2.00 is and moderate of Three Months ......ececees Six Mon a Joie ees cocwn piewewas! He 00 Malcolm owned home Subscription Rates: One-Month eck on c.ewewne we dowr ed for in it a town in The Only Republican Daily Newspaper in Salt Lake City. is about party it, Lake pecially Entered as second-class matter Feb. 10, 1906, at the postoffice at Salt Lake City, Utah, under the Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. by misleading. Salt by INTER-MOUNTAIN REPUBLICAN CO. Official Cress: of the ris State misled 0 St ur L ron _-_-_-_-_-- i = ine I Wi Ss t In U cr d n erwear = |