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Show THE iNTER-MOUNTAIN THE INTER-MOUNTAIN REPUBLICAN Published Every Morning INTER-MOUNTAIN Official Organ Entered os of the Republiean class Feb. COErEenat on gota nie Renubii Only £ Ctty, a Daily Utah 10, Pr appointed e cd the > oe CO. Party tn Utah. matter iS N in Stanton Salt Lake | fire _ RATES: and this One Year, Daily and Blindayi....s.ccs Sunday only, One Yea 4 eee eee eee sank will line cerning delivery well present as address. ored only please of explicit pp paper. address Order aha give ee Please when notico Mie give ordering to discontinue subscription is REPUBLICAN, PICTURE. it under cetring abolished the first way went the in by and Mr. Mayor him, Thompson to Chief as and Mr. chairman of to retire The to} out any Part as| an early honor to his chango oe of | ,; was friends. for the proffered During Mr. position, by the upon has but Mayor not accepted it of Mr. Devine EASTERN OFFICES: of New York Office, 604 Cambridge Building, Opposite Waldorf-Astoria; Chicago Office, 311 Boyce Bullding; J. P, McKinney, sole representative east of the Rocky Mountains, D PRINT --e TRADES Prot was Fire LAKE THREE ft or CITY, vine be Sight on their has been taught pictures with the But of strain thousand happy, dressed, tidily ever is and be, the of ing more and the heen pure constitute a per- were to do than each which of then his the house it school expressed be the in of them each very Stating general talk-| Here are the costly But the ON and in and the to advise him there to were of the to of have been erected-and there impressive as stood wherever its the men ing. It lesson|to address, brief by in concert speaker supervision, thing thousand {s no ana good way particularly this day this onee-more and age is the children may be had But And God are of as have men the will true it way the on them to prostrate right Way doing fight it rather is their than have ‘to lét whatever choose idea of their their name He may the people that of pleases favorite of will do, Kearns of them about whether of they It are doesn't rignt or The harvest garnered the Sunday service fold. It expresses eration of it. for the the this is an better may they their tendency divinity do is right, And here children, to avoid mysteries true to to can party, these not and And is only of their of thelr creation world of in look honest their to They a take observer. pretty They of only to but the lesson One is better at their course luz religion what he And to of if faces, and hold on the these the for a keynote for every man. believe, and only had be ihe commands, life fine we now would est power which ways could the in that case be in the blessed world. greatest excepting the country wars wars has exert It is the of of in- thousand engaged, for him tel) him worsn!p. obedience sweet one For without badly will not and is to, in have misleading them, further, he has proposed women of the Kearns we It thing will of not to do. party And are no be be a them heap the so more state much eare of the simply right comfortable, and easy, and the city when we for of care one ‘ is the taking reason or another, themselves, is dangerous, conversation would dementia, would but He but be the impression is would He the dangerous. even that not would not fact commit not limit They would set of a not to your tixings forbidden induce calling disregard far a as rules He of account of which him when would of a He a not poverty, cleanliness, every practicable, physician ill. score the the appearance as of is the by normal would member put as. right. the perance he He get is better now his a fair of words which weeks to he ago; the Mor- the tem- of being charge not. Our are of when It position entitled us-no regret to threw of we subject was vastly upon them prohibition w hy to more, that the him, no now, of would measure. And that there the if the a tem- was rest of this if gentler subse- the tem- temperance Mormons able he ‘dained; in that his a to wero. going case he can will have to be community as good There three intolerant enriched as will be found is plenty more room in waters of or beneath the Dr. would as of he a to foreorfor is; it. and, portion presence Paden, be strong failure blamed taken of of many when taken, desirable, in than the be hatred Dr. good, that probably not room religions it he some But was by himself, thoroughly weleome. Probably ago. opportunities rather is married years which he barring man, had to note it the we heavens for world have above for now. two There the earth intolerance or from a preacher, energie ree THE COLLAR FIT WILL %. Persor present We to protest any against office government appointment might; elty or in good of position BRANSFORD? appointment connected of this city who youched committee the this for and city in writing regular and the to any with the Is not be a chairman Lake's, Salt he ine Wire: } McCornick was luncheon honor Miss § Who has her so seeds weeks, oe the before member by the of the election district in which such proposed appointee resides.-Kule adopted by the Kearns city committee June 26, 1908, ME AAS Av ePIC' ‘ cy A. who honor were Mrs, ol LIT Ces ' hs oa 7G oY ALE US ASF ©! | . Mrs. | ber reer today her he of Price ( fel Price i. a rl} A MtCRE(Gee Wass AS e é at B itert m h th i June Lins' t fternoon ana : E t nates as aes of Sale: I, 6,8, 12,13, 15, 25, 26, Plan July 10 nov Round 1 Tap From 0 a Chi St. : St. tah St. 1, 4 Limit ee points as follows: Joseph, Kansas C ity, $40 aLerecetseete alae . 49 ood coe AS ( 2 ind Mir nneapolis sevens b - Paul Privileges: | Bamberger ton ing by i 17] ente thi ' rl ui Ow ll October 31. stopovers. daught« Diverse routes and . son, Clarence sailed Sat- z Through Service: " hed York to spend" a) Datty" #tandard sleeper service to abroad. Clarénce BamChicago, St. Loui Jmaha, Kansas City ae spend most of the tlme in vVhere he will take up a special {course vi ARSSY NG: , other Half Price : t aEsprit mr OG n elles . E. J. Mercerlized re ate Choce BAG pre ependdaughter Hel- " ee ae lk on Dres Mo" « H chett 3% Denver, |To been vi ling a home o To Lafayette Hanchett. for some | T* oe : q left for her home Monday, acTo en Hanchett: Hanchett en Mon- | of Mrs. Kinney, Lor Rio Grande ) through tourist engineering fast train No. 2. Daily sleepers to Chicago and Omaha Allan E. Ward of Craigville, W. Va. Clarence Post of New] ity en Lou An route Monteagle spent Sunday to the East. Mrs. larvey: S, at a William McGrath Har ison | of e Fresno Elinor bridge Stewart luncheon of San | in the] a guests were Rey. and Mrs, C Kins, other} phe and in Salt Lake the funeral W eonesds Per-| Eudora Daly entertain day at afternoon gue ate, a will entertain Lhursday. Mrs bridge in honor her coupe S. Evans of Olive affair . iadwick Mrs | | Bartch to their Miss Me- | } fll be 325 invited: cemetery The prizes were een T. Roy Brown and Mrs. Sam The next meeting of the club held at Sallair a week from ee by Mis ar. held owa, from ‘\. Knowles, Mont., Big me, aap Huntington speak Chee Kinedom." Postoftice oe The Misses Florence and Emily Rossberg were the hostesses at a delightfully informal Sunday evening musical at their home, 166 North State street. About 20 guests enjbyed the artistic program rendered. Among those taking part were the following well-known Salt Lake musicians: Mr. and Mrs Mr. Burke, Sedsg ewick and Mr. Edward. Gore, tichardson, Mite tie Bellinger entertains today r atnt; a bridge luncheon at her home on Fifth East street St. Paul's o; 9? chureh Sunday Os Miss ‘Tlorgiice. GWidie ‘Ane Locke, Locke, Mina Miss and Mrs, C. E. Perkins in| 12. n, Fred ser.| r M Ratt Houne West kt S42. Jene 24 Roberts, ‘24 Brain, 1665 South. 38.7" 209 8G Lilly $7 ay: and a few street . nme d ine. nar And ill 3 (rom: boy, -The funeral: -6f::Pendleton aced held' Weanesaaw th Ninth Z * Meeting Rou residctice-Sas instead Sain,of*the a. am ‘ alary t R the ce s a fam° rienffts torat te nd.>-Interment.¢ ity fees SESE TT § t aint | Such UNDERW RWEARE 0 nena of Uink. 00m uestion as INVESTIGATE ‘ YOU WIRE SELIANG ane ar BALBRIGGAN BALBETeGaw UNDERwe ALBRIGGAN NDERWIEAT, Sizes 26 to 34, rhy : i ' = aot sent UNDERWEAR, a1 ae AT 0 size size nee fi anv for any Never SUCh 25e A AT. the garment. Can't equal it anywhere, CE snap ese LI:BUY ae at « stor stores, r MISSIt The ' 2250 $2.5 y le at STAC $1.50 eugine 31.50 srade AT the other oe we SELLING EN l NDERWEAR 45c debate ore OS . behets te wae norman gE T5c. garment. Most healthful and comfort: Woar made, oS oo ee aera PLEATY ‘D BOSO M You &a VALUES Se If YOT WERE ei "ity SELLING YOUNG MEN'S FINE First as . Bast FE' NOTICES. Zora Zor , ‘ PUNERAL | boy. Fourth : 2) N 36 B ; street, ! nee Reofe even- Alfred S. Peters and W. E. Sharpe, the organ numbers by the organist, being particularly worthy of mention Monday afternoon and evening the cholr of the church accompanied by Mr. ee Bdwarc girl, June ee <=) Zan ene ; 126 William South, : BH.) boyWinnell Twelfth June 1° at 9 PEN invite aa | late Olive ‘| yeonrs, lap Advent | ing, when a special musical. service was glven under the direction of the organist an c choir (master, Berkhoel, the program was unusually well carried out. The solos given by Miss. son, ley, 214 2 Seventh to nigh tt at} ubject St., TS EP Sea a Rirths, A. E. Barker, 320 South & venth East, 26 June boy, John J. ¢ tner, 5°7 Son } . Four-‘ south » vl ' teenta W t Fling (Gicoee, ' LJ Jun une " . es ‘ P., 4 ‘ goon, #36 West Third North, Oliver LW 1], $14 Sout} ‘irst re twineboys, June eames by West, I j : a i West y Eighth J 29 Bn «(GG residence a stréct, Wed day Tuly p. m. riends ! old pupils Interment will be private at Mt. -_-- , Pastor | } 29 tata Funeral the 229 South Mrs, Porter, will be Friday, oute, Main pat Wake Cty, Ute to ‘attend. Mrs. W. D. Donoher. entert ne a the Cup and Saucer club Monday a ernoon at her home on rd street. G. | ; this city June daughter of the of thir fy aereni of Harry Wednes- nt and 1 Priends are In' City Intern CH, n(DW Ic In B ae Chadwick, gives a br idee. tea.| Wedne sday afternoon in J. Campbell . . The Misses Rae and = at stree and, Rev. _ t- A.F. NESLEN, Burlington Salt Lake. Eda _ R. Charles J. Mcintosh of Tulsa, Okla., vices Miss At of standing B. th: in and the guests'of and Mrs. Franciseo, church, support fighting the by that at Suits f Half we Both 500 rice Pri « 2? Saltah he vestry the of party and bathand ipper aftevening er ws will be ¢ Stephens * * « Ina Price Half in Linen . Suit%, " York, enjoyed Sunday at "Oak wood," | and Maud Mecham of Proy a ae ae beau The in the morning. going out uiful summer home is in readiness fo After shaving, when skin is we t, apColonel and Mrs. Edwin F. Holmes Ply § vtin kin cream oothes and who will return this week after an ab- | heal sence of nearly two years and wil mee eek ES aerate divide thelr time between the Amelia DIE De 7 "Oakwood.' and Palace O'CONNERS-Mrs . Natior : ; ners; died in ‘this _elty June A of young people will go to aged 19. vant Gaede party dant pganyon today automobile | aaa : _ ae ae vey oe when aroid Lamb anc reignton | O'Donnell's funeral chi pel Tuesday ftBrown are the hosts of the day. ernoon at o'cloek, Li ment: a Cirl-}] : va cemetery ‘ At the Fifth Bast hotel-Monday, Mr MARTI mi and Mrs. C: entertained at D. Moore, Mr pew ee Mr a delightful ae ee on to me rl Born at Nauvoo ; prohibition weakened authorities ef a charming his guest, Miss somewhat M a tall cut glass whe se of red popfor a center piec@'and the guests and Utah. the Mi : | Half %e to An autémobile party e TpOE d of} ana Georgia A. Brinkley of Miss ouise Sullivan, Mis Mildred | Os I Carlson and MeMillan, Harold Bransford Limb | More i By Salt Lake said Sunday gave aid is reason preferred very of this party would he 2 luncheon r k: J peat a rice sum Ty PAG ; yale that few the absence suggestion up the break it. topie a with Mormons live no have what would his ho rest was the. reform failure For]hold that since it-is his child, he will decide For for himself whether to calla doctor. The fact that in twenty-five is a had them, Paden or it the the of woman the per- a people Wherefore, the of Mormons. an was reform helping men it tale possible people. of Price Tickets honored on B urlington' s fast a . . jeleotric lighted Chieago Special No. 6, Mtr and Mrs. W. W. Little arrived | alan on St. Louis Flyer No, i4, leaving | in city Monday from their wedding ! Denver in he afternoon, also Eastern | trip » to California and are at home at | Express 2 a RSs . a » ourtst ally conductec r i . Ve e or & ne Judge and Miss MeGre ith. { Se siden ot Mr: qpalttle Ss mother, ito rersonal and Omaha Tuesdays, Wed} Mrs, 1 ewis Martin,' 124 "B° street nesdays, Fridays and Saturd: , and to In the evening at the Country club| ---_-~@-.-_ St Louis ai Kansas City on ThuraMiss Kinney entertained at an infor- | "Marriage Licenses, days mal-dance for her sister, Mrs. J. Nis Peter von Boyesen..of Chicago ee Daugherty. About 40 guests e njoye d]/ and Kathryne C ecelia Fanning of Routes: ; a delightful evening whe n a supper} Fort Worth, Texas The attractive rates Eo via scente followed the dance | H. W. Harding and Belle | Colorado, Denver thence Burlington, te Ped | Brown Los Angele Desc ribe your au and let us show Mr. and Mrs cussell G. Schuilder | Arthur Peterson of len and Grove you how, ‘to nake 1e «6omost entertained a dozen friends at one of} ana Florence ‘Jackson of American attractive way at the least cost. their pleasant Sunday evening suppers | Fork a destruction sermon expression, them that just to seorn of effect perance So of for his mentioned that expected quently ; of tidy observes he murder. fire possible are his that it if the oporbit of his them. would to He steal. this may commit habit not But Which son creates his appearance-and rather disobey a law than keep of that law came within the house, law, he By to position aid Paden provoke it was statement the. they maiciae Lewis to meet the of probably repent sermon by Paden's made be to died He also of their him in the And responsibility because : who, take Dr. could all If work but a Price Half BEG Dacia A 24) ' \. H: Bird, Mrs. = A Vv. Callaghan, M1 Ir. S. Ferry, Mrs. Frank Judgé, Mis. Ernest B ambe rger, Mrs alter Filer, the Miss¢ Met ornick. Mieg fiddle. presence died try paper-which that less. unfriendly the and a cornets, to may claimed prohibition prompt great together, people to unable are for|the king-| pro-Mormon noted by With ples VIEW. being Half ie oe me Linen ‘ CE others leave Tuesday for an extended' Eu|-Dorethy and ropean. trip, and Migs Van Wyek of | cee from San Francisco. The table was pretty ar or two a cause, belng religion more for 2 TS eee Copenhagen Champagne, in -Mello and White and many Ma an ‘ort Douglas. Mrs, into service, up preserved, the : cam nie Siateie : hostess day, given Daugherty Many Chieago-and discussion of come through LE omy S| Social Events, * SOOO Every genera- temperance- a his Republican every of of in Price kK JACKE eo, of Entire Mt Willis 7 Cline. Regimental, Bridge club the the the should making course "Half ot AND i things-in "ul Mntivelime Ue at, a ZGAGNG: TICKET. Thomas kad the "y have organ. would in Dr. TACO ee i : Se e COATS Linen, Brown, Bo aD JUDICIAN, 7 ser- younger the holy Mormons ae I<imona a [ol KOMONAS \-line | ternoon |i} grandfathers in to they their that speaking no i churches could the men church commend credit and all canned than the al) old day, of adorn The a the in risk the keep sermon broken BETTER the perance to delightful]on that, in men's prescribe hating making will working fought-al-|family doms have been set up or thrown down. that, many men have been sent to the block. not His can let us quit work was anyway, since them, He dia see question. they a nothing interesting must and get him meaning he him CASE OF THE TITUS FAMILY. Among the problems of civilization round the great- this he followed been this PADEN'S we to the music fiddles, Departmen ee Si A -zedu Cyrrr And minister Lawn: aL Values ; is n sata, it. the the like because as every the they be: Chicago the if hear has oF SILK Price | "iMON*S oe DPD. Lewis. | Por District Attorney- *, rhs . , x, * | Prederick C. ¥ Lootbonrow, ------ en = falling in not of tion, preach- of ALL : Bon. "Morris L. Ritchie, Men custom future say the while At can would didn't thing see be mons and as enough, all are He preseribe shall been which of {s that they would not return States senate; that if they that place he would abandon the minute, And good to What and be phonograph it, top. power, him how a men unfair sermon, DR. Tom less. could one a only children all canned any mentioned the unwittingly not*ussist give in special probably have in fight eration compel] like if power for their could he to and the valu- three If we power would yet would misguided with impress if those church down that to instrumental would said he side people ouse JACKE! jump- « njoyed a.trip. guest the were they Vor Judge, Third Judictal District- ) About 30 were jn t} Hton. Charles W. Morse, ing, ¢ il on the la} Jion. George G. Armstrong, erward, formed the church when has word Chicago in the church organs they a difieulty. They quit torn for REPUBLICAN which their "Amen!" adopt noise church is a in whatever introduction thorn. wanted a time and money never a jis another Chicago them pos- more heart worship. would taking of whose This ehildren man three Titus, have without medical attendance, is one of them. The man is harmless enough when nothing happens. When illness comes he is more than help- the joy. We and miracle recipients that note matchless yearn be and plan, with that have helping will those say to the the past. its modern lived of for hating Mormons him to the United the the Utah, religions work not discovered religion. mighty of the has It no plan his The there a of by of obviate in And from have spite Suit pPied and Half Waist F she can to at zs 7: Ife .°- REC IEG intent- is go blacks, ESC ons and. g£oing to and skirts' "LESS THAN =e one Chicago... willing their to offends awake. will of or one prevented they property armed who past, they in it it chureh confidence heard unable that ym live every amusing effect.in indorsing been because tion accomplish general attractive be has have No to a. skirt all Watst Evening fanesy all ecru: eolored taffeta Wai m yy Off Jui | 3 addition to. the ibove th will be hunof Waist h out on tl a Die law! and many other kind ath price, and In dred iiKs, seeurs by peroration for paying have Cloth. Half and Boer ETe Conitontatig, walita at prige benediction. been every about nap phonograph the good willing tacitly they regarding very would splendid himsel?,"" clear the they jl shall we always them might seeing in in; eee AND NON-ESSENTIALS, ISSENTIALS, Of for to same does-and lofty aims for the future, js immensely able than anything they receive, é children the quality the catch be the out preseribing But he People and been are up, in have phonograph?' the destruction ago but the improved could of and rose hold. is a men-it the their good of country, justice human eyes, may Good seek- their the They But also They have found that the American party can live on the hatred of Mormons; that Tom's reason and and It Kearns -that it. have there, Mormons now finally who it: conception read purity rhapsodies, struction; of vight exert up, their jn which and men, into voices, a ideal right, people making them for bringing is fostering This always young children It Wants true pray ven- who do additional everlasting the these effect children not a But may pray for a sinne a sinner must pray for can care of can of view honesty fellow the session wrong. their of childhood seraph But Otie the music their is One "A to two- chil- and loving death, Those that should. healthy, true is do wrong. convincing and the safe declarations, has the a while They work abandoned driving the to it. God the and there of it they principle picture. fluence Planting them their felt a is his because sienal long to usual the the will be better attended whatever members party that tried few be That authority. that this making without a of perfecting essential. it an be sorts Places as and conceived be and life big God, by help only wrobg, of the themselves the all is for have It-is will happy event Tabernacle not essentially them an interpreting woulda who will punish the may happiness against of to ing are or any- difference means such in essential: than secure in who and That know any w rong. reverence men Deity, dren. a make they that firmed in their faith as any other children of like|the overthrow of the Mormons by killing the number, anywhere on the face of the earth, are| State, and returning Utah to the condition of a confirmed in any different faith. It is not pertinent| territory, with themselves in possession of the to say all are wrong; that none thing if Many agree they have have people expressing by and city mon their and of Being, gives -of»-the pulpit the inducement probably past, cherish them, method Great buzz "buzz discovered the of ranking sermon he sleep with hymn, an every Great waist and white black: ana this Great and by read Silk, tions that will mitilé them especially ttractive ALL Silk Waists, colors and black®: all net waist morn- the ual Exceptional the even taken, su IS colors, have vacation. the the in may hour, When himself not his bell that they way. Utah is his and that at line of Ladies" and. Misses' . A eae reserves; in, Site arvere cheerySUITSes «sale Pegee, pe een sask. 3 Half Price Cie through eolleetion serviee snores-til] of wake of minister Naring closing on the will watching, although away settle sleeper the asleep. be called. people if they be will only admit the been divinity own worship watchful That God. all and may somnolence concluding These are among the ineyitables-the things which can not be changed, So we will have to accept them as they are. We will' his the SUITS--Entire Sults;. no. eal eee ALL CLOTH JUMPER SKIRTS 100,.separate the Windy world, SILK adds ond morning advantages, discloses man a the congregation. sleep-barringe of| worship- CLOTH gedians tri the sermons sung, current Chicago and. of in is, he its t 20% to 50% Off in . Cloak com- unclean phonograph; regular been and catch de- of of know insist mission on earth, the Mormons, They con- own foolish we they other is not their very when kneel. direction, | ANd effect who will has that ers, in has alternating begin, ap- needy the pastor thing phonograph later in most at the suggest- will people that the deacon existing was chairman -_______ooo--- members his in singers the hymn will great js ing ness; preachers of the their The there biggest list sermons-thajt though appointment Devine Cl measure CHICAGO. foe it probably reply conditions Mr. of IN records phonograph, mayor that the the canned De- THIS, regard name temples world, Tom three mayor when briefly | themselves school body, and thought management, other TILEN to offend him fire chief, but that, by rising and his a placed, control-results! The to by of to make result of facts in connection a misapprehension proposed appointment of Mr. Devine; that no intention to do anything that would was Most means selected delivered One Vho menting Mr, Other uttered. That the 1902 one Sunday tach rose might heing of in lightful and blessed country by which that conSUmmation so devoutly to be wished may be secured. the delivered and platform the at and Song the celebration organization and came, of representative been which, can| which devolved upon him to deliver. And when all was over the observer found that each speaker had been detailed ta a work which made for the symmetric building up-both historically and doctrinally-of the structure which js their faith. The of weleome constitution time York bath the survived Jt a extreme whatever have rows Qne-Third Off re- cutting him of TODAY ‘AND TOMORROW Mid-Summer 1 idermuslin Sale in the History ot e eeeom‘ ete. \ ear, Aprons, ising our large and complete lines of Underwear, Infants embroidery - trimmes ‘and splendid i varietyy to seleet from ol ladies' plain, lace 7 Gowns, Skirts, Chemises, Corset ¢ overs But pleasés, mean TI Pi Greatest Cloth vite SERMONS himself Deinter- There was no ap-| Perhaps a dozen] no detail the the minutes, program the honor of the the the childhood proof in With other, three in the impressively At New national Mr. to may The dangerous he safety of et rN a should only person giving the such he behavior, as an RE the sick over may involve inand idiocy. looted, observed has revising in ed, had been overlooked. The point this committee Saturday, three carefully as had tend of a attained. But in body. a Lake, a do such one should It interest family own as for the his sane to man's with that One up. may of regret for him him as the there pleases he comply 1908. Off Undermustin has of this rule as angry of him, Even in But care sense warranted CANNED Association bringing Salt service his the to.a reCognized that do permitted even and of inefYeetive ig lie as Sociely one getting a rules 30, Se the they JUNE eG Inthe from supervision has to or locking be for some right altogether. would the regulation. punish It munity city. to the there sincerity, children, and the great with the road throuch ignored. followed his place and their their them, clean had address that lutions that all true them theology. which the event was managed. parent master of ceremonies. speakers doctrine as have on intelligent be Two things Sunday. One of teach Mormon Tabernacle decorated that like healthy, should means no who you the watch that in to valuable the so he hair, in when the regarding as mean bis asic need not him, long may Tribune, June 27: After the adoption of the resolutions upon the motion of Joseph Lippman, the chair was directed to appoint a committee of fif(een representative Americans to present the reso- three by suceeeded fighters association the International fire AND beautiful the the realizing resulis as of at 1908. the and association of the WORSHIP. more believe have could of those argue and by fail splendid may nor one 30, presented accept they no and honesty fectly You not them, which to Heaven. that ‘service that a children worship may AT imagine than annual One Sunday. to school Sunday in CHILDREN difficult impressive thousand chureh JUNE of rendered national of £ of also by-laws ™ TUMSDAY, THOUSAND would Chiefs convention vine SALT president helpless, need So fire department he not only did excellent work in Offices-Dooly Block, 208 South West Temple street. Phones-Bell, Exchange 25; Independent, | building it up, but he brought this city into recog8190. nition from one end of the country to the other. Hie so the though disobey Soelety feel for TUESDAY, Paes : 4 C.M.I. Great Third" affect | community town compelled-to no UTAH, not disregards down have burial, can the care his sick to to his is One of he utterly goes to until part does Tie cognizance with regarding be an with takes refuses one Bransford. connection a and dead. for CITY, does contagion, than better the There with- been LAKE disease is and of prefer reason case, his part, or the Devine good law Te- Devine fs terfering still retains that he in- Mr. of maggot date, comes solicitation whatever of applicant paper will PAID IN FU at present it heen the It dead permit found he Since contracting. elected rules, fumes would burial jis Rich- has that of his very burial was 1904, Devine the He also when im publican cily committee last year and the position, although it is understood fends in administration. Bywater mayor SALT contagious fact chamber Mr. and The a quarantine later Devine haye What does not move him, teresta of other persons? of and Still Clark, may W. board created body. deparanent was a that in ranching Devine Chief Later was by chief gave from Mr. sucered commissioners was Devine to 1894. reappointed Morris con-| former 28, appointed engaged Subscribers February police served Not Paid in Advance, One Month, Dally and Sunday........... $s. ap Three Months, atly and Sunday "<2. 2 2212" 4.00] One Year, Daily and aoe sececedbeceseves S00 Sunday only, One Y { aks Baskin board Mr. e -00 ewes Mayor was again Pald in Advance. One Month, Daily and Sunday............$ .50 Three Months, Daily and Sunday ... Biv eielviclay Lic Six Months, Daily and Sunday .,... by on Devine SUBSCRIPTION AT THOS Tribune, June 21, 1908: James Devine, wha named hy the mayor to succeed Chief Vail, has ae best record of any chief of the fire department that Salt Lake bas ever had. Tle also served longer than any chief has ever served. Mr. Devine was by REPUBLICAN second LOOK a AE a> ean't- aoe eeeee Ww mate iy s i SHIRT SELLS h it at other stores, a enero Now AT $1. st BT - -_-_-_-- |