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Show 4 THE Th Inter Mountain Repnblican hed Every Morning INTER MOUNTAIN --- tered ui - ate , The as ma R One th he Act I of Dally Salt Lake In the But We get a better where, for ever been General Manager of go Press TRADES | {y2NJcouNsIL} % AUF CARLES lines; = = | To all of ment : state, tion as to in the let us as it our in In best two progress the their opinions like man no to a es- obey There the Mor- may control by the same to of both body and And spiritual us. soul, con- o than ; of is majority a . it. Merchants will, good not j called to Soe : 3 each "sf returne returned by y 2Hs wh »n "t- disprove not he a Andaaa magehe nis Roosevelt But if the charge of Mor- | ter that no. business' can succeed if the| it. tage. was. wherever slavery to prelates in politics and that gisjmed the pope of Rome over the enjoys lives that) au- doctrines any likely place in here The best and the country. men best this would be (be What, indeed, of the and sysbeen Be- ig there nity if they be are damned not to all eter- immersed in bap- ¢ of various churches, This Government does count may of what be. The a man's realm Bot invade the republic very was strong for a the very complete oe is as as much was Mormon leaders a), pretty it true command in i demand religion. been implicit in, At immigration. the population Mormon. a There found it a of much begin- citizen to lating the law, then the injudicioius no means law will correct devotee-but try to change. will his it belief. change in bringing the truth. is Mormon reason their gamy. we the faith have certainly think, outside in the Mormons curious may that, of belief seem that in than it ordinance and of many even a of the and land, have plural wives. state, with it not is The only that its thing whether rest we are they do not than twenty years Men of church give warrant Mormons subject not And and for have it, not taken the and belief conditions plains the they have desire do ing kept not so get long wil he may to it, hard so present by charges and ence of into in life, line the theory of a Every Utah. day new If they They are men deserve are not believe opening There is eft, then, the charge-that]o They are establishing mills. all Mormons are subservient in poli -|mines. tics and business to the domination of They are putling more than. seyen thelr spiritual superiors. Within rea- million dollars in ust one of the plants completed this year. They are sonable lines, this is probably true. and Ln m These Mormons, however, are found developing state. the o nireclaiming land the natural They are and resources making farms. peril of to the the what they the ean to foree; a na- the of influence to America hundred will years.. quickening the strengthening the not be What he public the has in done arm A writer : that in the women York taken Press to come to iIn- debaucher Peds habit is ruining more Noe Yo homes now than the drink habit. Ten minutes in a fashionable dress- maker's establishment husband more money today than costs ten the strengthand assert completed party will ,Then they them-in new orparty political prisoner his log- Julia Stuart and Mayall, the yyisc \iss shea who Scallon Smedly Mary ) es sei vaudeville the "Alabama" re |4t¢ the /ances, matinee inspection to be much as other mer 1.| They are bringing goods, and estab That is rank folly. It comes from They are finding here the soul of a man who is instinctively . They have souls and are by no means lishing stores, We do perfect freedom of conscience and of selfish, He loyes his own vices, and afraid to call them their own. children find free Their spends money on them. not think they would refuse to accept action, But he hates gooodoe any Feasonable state- schools that excel in merit those of lo mratity. even the reasonable desires of H. Cosgriff, have have the Every who had a now e f00d for the country. else is either his wise the rise resolved legislation kind he a man. knows and or unless wants. arises what that no is one capable. But men do not eall them statesmen. call them obstructionists. On the On the egotistical a It on next him no alone men received industry again he stand few effect For the and by mistake. bad packing thinks a re- Roosevelt and shows shall the precisely the the head. there be of that, of limelight touching sober induced As tried President did to the couldn't one caught He to law. is seems They et the Watch Tower. wateh Alhambra, tower Spain, of the there Vela, at ts a silver toned bell which the Moslems rang asa signal to let on the water in the gardens and the fountain in the city below. Its heard at Liga, thirty miles away. The maiden who strikes it today is sure of a husband before the year " out. ane: v a good one an pertain b < if she rin loud fete days it "s fively: bere the ® and nr Hawaiian evening Band to the concerts special dance at Saltair the music: band for "CHATS WITH EXCHANGES | Cheyenne Leade The setting of the date of the Re spubli¢an state con29 vention at Aug. with general approval . and the peeple of the than they devote to polities and late convention and a short, snappy campaign appeals'to almost everyone New Several Junetion Grand of gtSAE T Oe rs good sized families from moved into the city last evening some section of the valley to thr west and northwest; there were thousands of the insects and they lined the side- Sais on Main street many layers and congregated on the north fronts of the business houses on the south side of the street." They came soon after 9 o'cleck and no one knows how long they remained, but they were gone this morning-all save the many that got under the feet of the > and were crushed. || The s were eovered With the mangled bodies of the unfortunates, Great Falls Teader: A dispateh about an artillery fight in Guatemala "after a fearful bombardment of none of the revolutionists Was injured. War is not alWays |W Gen. Sherman. said, in the excelling it may be described as a hades ofa wa Boise Statesman: Justice Brewer has been booming' Secretary Taft for rears It was done in an address ale, the Yale men cheered. Ww ell, they have a right to cheer Taft. He is one of them, and, moreover he stands very high in the estimation of the people of the entire A country f Bl me ucs, for ure zi Appetite. an you e Leaps scaly } was at i e and taymond So . , mas anc 3 Were te = L. Mrs. M and Mrs the Attorney 1 2} and Mr, children Mrs and will spend Ott, . i; -- y Peace Downing, 1¢ér ped an the day Take Salt to . &nd Mrs. afternoon rolled the J at left' yesterday California, a C.. Edwards. entertains. merce this eyarpogn. have trip. her re- o Former Ret " and Mrs. Thomas Kearns, Mrs. Mary Judge and Mr. and Mrs. Edward MeGurrin are. among those who will entertain at box parties Monday evening at the "Moon Queen" cantata, to be given at the Bro ketie theatre by the junior choir of cathedral. from p. is very nerves. and m. soothing Our best and leaf, don't one. We favorite and most of are mild, burn Try brands carry the all popular Cigars. WILLES-HORNE DRUG CO, this Me- 2 Kearns ranch in Mr. and ate Perey Bah turned from me ir wedding Mary's on a0, Murray BY Phones THE MONUMENT 374. News Building * Mrs. Samuel Woodward Bidwell entertain this M. iu bridge tea, . st., PURE HAVANAS tongue. . Forbes gives a tea her daughter, Mrs, @ 29. Stand, $:15 and the soothing > ¥ State Start Invigorates Jennies-Budd Geddes entertains Country club today ata lunehMoore. honer of Miss Mary * st., cars June "Grand 2 who Miss R obinson of Grand Rapids, KE. S. -erhas been the gu est of Mrs. for ry for some tim e, left ‘Wedné sday her home, "Thomas Kearns Main Palace 8 A GOOD OMOKE Mr. and Mrs. Gears Taylor Badger have returned fror their wedding. trip and will be at home at the Sharp home, 439 East South Temple street « »® e Evening, 25¢e. Races * * ven PALACE, Friday Mr. and Mrs. Charles Read are expected to return Sunday from their wedding trip, and will be at home at 150 Thirteent vost stree h M. for 1g SALT Adinission, = a" * Smitl Smith. --° Mrs George H. Sutherland © and daughter, Miss Edith Sutherland, have returned from Washington, and for the present are at Whitehall. o Redm Redman, Monroe, = _n General Mr. aces * * * e Motors and 4 Riders. rs. Mr. and Mrs. James G.. McDonald have returned from their wedding trip to southern California, and are at home, 22 Bast Fourth South, H.. at Singers 46 MILE MOTOR PACED. °@ + Mrs. friends 5 BAND. Sincers. and SEE Bicyc Mrs. Asenath Adams will leave the latter part of the week and with a yarty of friends will make ~a trip through Yellowstone park Mrs. si pet ie iniLD- Musicians Sixty . Breeden and family, John T. Hurst and ae K. * for - ROYALMusici HAWAIIAN Sixty Lagoon. Mrs. G. afternoon, Cullough. ‘RESTIVAT, MUSICAT EVENINGS. AND Oe Lh, ‘ Miss a box partly gave Miss Elsie Sc heid aftmatinee yeste rday at the Orpheum Adams, Mrs. A 1 W, ernoon for Mrs RichMiss. sSny¢ Jer, Mrs. Miss O'Connor, iss Be erkhoel, Miss Meeks, Howard, Miss Mies Rose oF berhart and o 1¢ Misses Osborne Miss at the eon in of wis Pour ir, ANNOUNCEMENT MENT. i GRAND isted by | a : bel ve High World-Bigne;) AVTERNOONS } Shown : Ever tre Feat ie: H ‘eruniika t Wi Feet fs SPrct ‘ a and. | afternoon Nate on FREE cle poure sd tea, | coffee puneandbe| | Sasa poured st Pee who reer SF acine We including George ‘ Daring arine Cie est. the oe Floor an We who > B. o tush eae party Mrs. "There are all sorts of entertainment thrown in with the Royal Hawalian band, not the least of which is the extremely inte re sting and taking native music The band ple LyS an exce ‘lent time throughout every one should enjoy it. I did." ; ; . Bathing Cc Most Sas See e288 Snyder ; entertained : C. a af frie nae her of arty yesterday aller- ily of Ogden, and Reynolds . Breezes Hone? at nown Dancing 2 a4 Mrs Ars ae Mrs sete perform-j;and Mr. at Saltair. -The Royal ae iwaiian band, which is to give a festival week on music at Saltair for ent days, afternoons and evenings, commencing with next Monday, has created a marked sensation in every which been heard francisco the s the success achieved by band in that city last year: ' Tn addition by ing i bill ¥ closing the almost law. be be » aus be turned over of anticipation A and e Secuyler \ thirty. ‘ide Mrs. about ery fain o sce slayer first people of Wadsworth He into compelled not by glorified But the will but has at observance admission a nights in a barraom did a decade ago. There ae pha of women in New York hrs teed °o avon more than $10,000 a year Royal season. c will y ok DANCING : wo ni g r rr7 K BE . mney Ks x0 afternoon Kerwin Miss J. cleve ove t é 2SS sobe F bare B Gives 1 J. 8 teas SMe? Mrs. dainty | ained : Oo right est é and Mrs Mrs. % rooms 1e. many with (attractive rendered orchestra An tables vening. other, } W ater MeCornick. ce. Icertin arenon eens) : kill- for Seattle common freedom. thought error, hat is any frank it at of being Mitchell who Mitchell, roller' like prosperity. in will temperance in the matter of dress and have carried their whim to such nh extent that they are driving their husbands to ruin. Here is the essence of nt charge: t has him second into New and join of declare Republican antagonism Wadsworth have his Republican have young the trial Chairman man- effaced of sentiment, conscience public the ever. to Instead hero, sult, ee on whieh to as with Republican the "holy Religious party. helpful | are yee een pad bee Sec big two satre, as ee e e , nces yeste radi ay bore w ie wate ‘ The audi will furnish the dancing trial the stand eee conventicns; of than There's begun. without without established the 3 revelators shall the make The ing could ought that ; ic. nation, people get-and at Herschel . peo-|when the house will in decorators the to sub- ws party organization, they work and out Demoerats strong. and past the agreeing purification that to a better that states into get peril confronted fixed by the against American stronger urge der pass away. eee SLANDER ON WOMEN. de- here Anda no be never in they power seized been |handsome in year a and Fr : Rule "Golden fortune 2S S of seers when their doc- the way the of that hopes, would wrongfully has The S. Moore. were | Mary jandas aren Orpheum. at Advances 25c. SAMES. r yesterday tea honor and:of: Miss|]' labThe. in rooms the Country verae y isu an sant Se W. i ert delightful EATRES. TH and: have a LAKE SALT Big senators protests gone for ening the force a have party threat- their three dollars of town so-called they the anarchist of oppressors exerted. as in the short of Prophets, gave in busi- coming money. the had hood prefer- sucess, bringing more find fact and ception. or} it. it and | convicted. . a sop political his é President Roosevelt has established the a arguments possible and accept been such His trap. of the had leaving success non-Mormons unanswerable from from Jjn- Utah The every professional are the here. outspoken politics, l\against need above to © exas- up, and election of firmly and the were of of More disappointed nothing they | people. there hands bad nation looked | Walker who a : ee: ae ents : senator Heybuin wot in favor of [ESTES ‘Tomorrow night will sce the /TTEe"sreatiian. ‘The prises were won| may people feeling be - States United for choice people's < le hi Heybu M senator a "nas mace Meypurn Mr." senator, good record, and it is to be hoped he other The will Mr. and Mr. Smith, X. Benner ---- the that made, a of action of the state convention was chosen under instructions a demonstra- the <A the Presi- any knew at results. that appeal can busi- ‘They trap non-Morm ons nexs men either strangers is no that are had for to has States grown be- Utah. they than of such peration have, deal in in that through to warships A Salt central) the. for Mrs, Victor M. Clement, mil-} splendid} the of wk do the ee combined to raise Toledo to} drawing company stock |Orpheum a ; a theadmiceren Gace ATAROmth and aD VOR commodity, tried The ; mitting of effective alternative. unjustly come and strength, President United dire superior, And of é be their indebted more one equal, he is are JESSH | he tabl 1 | having room, o7rne Matinee 15 and COMING silver | Sheflicld large decoration , ioht 2 ‘ ilver a lo placed tray 58 on which was a : 5 rit, No J ump p im1 h Just Ri ul | Water of roses, the with banked | bowl, The place cards were hand | > | varieties eke t Pe d M ink L in water } landscapes | painte d Japanese ertec O05 an arges trom hostess. the by brought | colors, 2 W one on. ; realm the Japan, IMikado's. ; is her all| these reason that for - the a be would Presenting : S CO. STOCK TUCKER Ora Llere Mi Irene Arm=(| and=Mrs.| Mr. punch. served. will b « it | Lome Jul LBa July er <& after South Seventh. Bast Y ue rt - Matinee 10-20-30-5 Prices ' roses dining the; of their of thousand ple, been people tons ‘egrets. be has The channels. rich. tion words conditions the is be they the cruelly permarent the can tremendously that com- in but wrest yery Kearns as {rine women the tion was had which and injustice echo politics There feel that he has a right to interfere. Surely he will not feel that he is war-vanted In telling a Mormon, any more than any one else, what issue thing men be a square ov retort veighling do in ness to "main of religious beltef. as this is true, surely no American every the injustice who not never the situation wholly in conscience; in the doAnd that those and perpetuate it people, a newspapers, which there jectionable of That leaves the realm of of if which and that lion ; the can carried-)red part a upon with approval by phase to pay tho -costeomihe Raiely than just Evil learned Roosevelt ened known owns in just Eastern not into upon is He that is 9 | Bat Mes. and Zola. Bagley "At the Facariiis n Arnold, Sarton. 7 i. a Wee iio ; mbes tte! terday atShe nner all [hoon again atonighta with play goes fron and Brand Whitlock ts no place its|same transitions Jones in..entertainwe = ae flats. ao wae for the operations of a trust, peo- stronger. what e bridal} 9) ETHEL The roses. bride's of EW N GRAND During dinner an trips. . the war fleet were to be rac Dee her recentcomposed ony of mandolines garded-as nothing more than a gitard) orchestra in all," and to have permit to. honor been prison. the can array | mous medicine same action at Icemen op price has the tie y only Was - ning. 3 | and Frank Armstrong Florence Mi ) Pagleywere married evening g at } c|! I-85 20 o'cloek at the home of the bride's | MOLher Mrs Franci Armstrong, by | ) presence In the Burton, T. R. Bishop bride } The families. immediate the of pron ee rh a Bre tty comune wore | Lower il cCAPrler ane talftetaover. tremen-|boquet The that : ‘-; | famille sof the interested: parties were en eae ae ee oe D. e -; VE RaPESER TS a whieh supper the After [pre sent. a AL L. SE Mrs./e and Mr. ceremony, the followed, SPPPSSRSPIOVPSIVPFYVVPEPIS an for Angeles Los. for left I ippman " ----- -- trip wedding lex#ended ee | gic@ | en, facts » F ; MA. BA PA Ae va-| from the mercantile fleet, this great|and guitar, rendered music on one of the adjoining porches enclosed the too great. be deemed not could dollars, | array But beyond that it is true in aa peculiar! peculiar r Mr. and.Mrs. The ie guests guests Walter at the Fitch, dinwh o have ) ner ingRy areroom de-| dining for purposes of national " ; | | sense that, a of the soldiers punishment exercised of j@¢ \$ ‘ s : > Stock HEIDELBERG. the} Only mignonett« with jrounded tled .sur- oe + > ‘> . NVI U TomIpany Present an OLD for nobles are‘declared the have im- of impressed vanquished. suffering against Utah must realize, if they will think of it, that whatever is ob- not return that which of and making And characters would no is is East seat entered of devoted the could church in Utah. and been has people. have was power has is that this fotce been nation of name violent a senatorial he which a their it he one cause. In the absence con- bad Kearns and Utah, in wives. declare practice, have of more in the keep out of Utah is Mormon number are telling a motive will that for plural whose these in a by has the dent they force met make here. country for knowledge if the power it oppression right and established locating that or that secured by in de- demand has and - pink sweet peas, ribbon, "baby and: J . And power . £0 to on the ilttie e ler left. very Nich has has very which lifetime Roosevelt the OWA Eber eases Orpheum Supe tb The ti Ee 20 |r dad accinat from si Inches to 13 1-2 | strong large pee +e inehes calibre, capable of throwing | Bacley rel | 180,500 pounds of - projectiles a min-|at 48 twenty=| arrested commentary atreneth. | that the in a or TONIGH HonAnT1 ie h was 1 043,050 ton Armstrong was) assisted in -receiving iby the entire merthe pruest by Mr. and Mr *harles ‘| alse Bean,, Bessie li | Bagley nations six only of hall reception The door at the |sisted 000. ooo Cost.was of these essels is was bright with a profu fon of: dea. eneaay aggregate oath ne y | shown. at Crea ati twenty-three a . Ge "menen some get Russian of good, say where state. can guaranty Tom man a a to they state the him the every and about certain one the bully controls not interest from the disgraced, fight to is allege as to President harm might, men the well Absolutely truth a they into the ple. secure conditions hater. or The expressed is vepealed; approve followed is it themselves were may the keeping of it present giving he their Surely buy a future concerned belief here. that us in should. to newcomers Mormon law relations, we condition throughout age, taking of belief their the is that can representation Now, is however, of the the domestic practice » a world, heard from necessary a number-were have it keep man the best tinuing They this mandate ceased understand in their They of the to formerly them-never, half polygamists. the That life wife. evident non-Mormons Surely poly- cherish after one was practicable of to the more believe appeals public. system be Mormons That is a fleld not invaded by the commonweal. Now, there is but one charge against the must by a 4 pea whic from sgregate tonnage which is surpassed eet Their The | | one thoua Be : ave have Ss"CX- "Skidoo : of been fined immunity . -Such course. the kinds overcome demonstrated may|ness or outlawed in politics. Some may mee have failed in trade, and. some worship God as he will. have been defeated at the polls. And If his belief and his worship should it has been their mood to account imperil the state, then the state will for it by cursing Mormons for a domact. If religion takes the form of vio- ination that was not exercised. And a men. i Aas has . told oe five come to overcome, right to liberty of consicence. He believe what he chooses. He for to various as had possible and made ignored. quickened corporations. and be deaf be 2Ing % them) Wes Jews, guaranteeing massacre offrom such for punishment nation. Evil, Men comes place, had not been ‘There are exclusively have good had been the republic must that have This is the was Non-Mormons have is the that tars that re-), have located. Many have grown righ. From the very beginning each Not a man Nearly ail have prospered. has been guaranteed a perfect of them has been crushed in busi- ligion. politics invite I ling And has state. of mand were can good people political in Ohio. supposing church insistent of is here But When | obedience of their followers. there there there truth is, t reedom ac- belief conscience in start severance take against pretty independence from of founded revulsion domination, not religious for is are , who there inventor ; urged interlegis- an the been in not executive the there sweet mirro. n | Liz warships of vartous classes, ea? Thelr battleships 83 big "Te" !5 }|ineluding soul enough when they Where soi may It has other | jative business of government. that the The] peen a steadfast influence in variation the just about states throughout the country. Sauer ye pane geveree ey, members Aaa EES all. myirolly. VaDanis 1904. in thousand nine at baptised not are if they even idition And has It land. twenty-|the of ference is| that by it carried Roosevelt 1900. PeT-! Saw will they helleve some And the o- Matinee, 15 esain Seat Sale Today. rhe le directions. all in trailed lsmilax. | bride wore a gown. of white Swiss and )¢ Z ornament only her Ja ()| ¥: iLlenceinnes. 5 broac rit diamond. be: ratitul a De (lw groom estas e b f-3:01 ejft wedding been devising variations on the phrase | fence, "the fleet of England the influence which has given the public mandate expression in the law of Me-| 1896, thousand in| in over thirty thousand Kinley carried it by two Sogfeybeliéve they will winto tism, paradise it they are simply sprinkled. Wo- love Prices, Mille De & Belasco eee ak | | | | to enough money > y : : 2 i expenditure But not rare. he isn't tc is) one | a sert credit, ane cash. not even r bello a wedding' Under "enod the jeoupl of potency and magnitude. ¢ous British fleets engaged in this year's | white carnations and pink rose The | }| ry We 4 ' may ay be imperfectly appre-| dining neg room 1 was il ip sink and. white 1 game Wat Arm- | thet Mis of charge in Without |: ind figures few a from clated counting the many large mereniant | strong, assisted. by the Misses Vera | Moore, | Lena Penrose Lulu way] Felt, one in participated whieh ijships \nderson, | iB indie Moyle | Ge rtrude there maneuvers the |: I anothe r in It n women, 5 plece:\alaree «forethe| centre leavin = flat cut: glass bowl of lof. white latent, tr tlle Tribune: york yay ‘ 1an* | placed Zt : ae FLEET, ENGLAND'S off ers. him. tala no Bor, Er tacos CRE W pea iad 44666446444546484 were decyl The smilax of ls: protrusion a with decorated 10) g was libvary The flowers ume anThe dining ; ,room wa Serauso In || @ E KH P oO rt table | @ round the white, and ig ialso" ine roses | pint there, to stay, wave; you | The : all oppo- | twenty crush simply it is credited, And it doesn't do anything of live chair, has exercised by the very sition. t he kind. foree of his character and: his energy, Bryan carried this state by be- Some one... but. they are to watch is} man blow inordinate : eeean is there warrant are rranecy, pf his eateblishing could, if it| freight situation has been understood, The church accepummsome believe that there,are rebelling? have been reformed. In Some})4q the will and ability with whidh | and its abuses auee pergons in the Godhead. execuin the lines he, sitting tds lieve they will () and night forth 7 By of cariana ind: ton )| ()| wate shine that bought, but how you, on If,a to extravagant have OY ‘ho AWD three!" whole the leadership his ey now, SOOIOIOIOIOOODODDNDNDDWHDD]'T the have are ‘ before. nation public. general the you we es ee airs 5 le e€ he tee pinks code eae 3 sp < the! in@ house"were. tirouehout, l Rol perceremony The land white lformed in the reception hi a under a balf| than more scarcely navy, | British i ; | i 1 1 ie ee SMC in- | of j through failee has _ that ture however, in mind, be borne It must | seeks and dishonesty, or capacity xe ee . hat even so great a lee as that is| : ; t to he owes what for woman a blame me rthe with compared when jsmatl ; oe S eee emvire, British. of the marine }ganeiie himself. 17,006,000) aggregates : nearly 58 | Which a oR have have how ; race. rebate equity r f= i i i a | eae guns| small. of hundreds besides Who! ute, and own, their of vices pensive | v| pounds 30,000. probably' right | throwing the wives to their grant not do mest | sSdwin *olone Holm Is r Ldwit ag M 1 Colonel-and : torped- | Whitehead 1,100 and minute, of enjoyment. equality of an Lp- | ~beautifully a entertained | by manned. were they that and ( f i ; Catch and analyze the man who is | more than 63,000 men, or about twice pointed aihaen' last -evening if the | Were | décorations The palace Amelia entire the in are there as many the dress ex-las by to ruin driven being in the | table round. the roses, of June this enorthen And navy. American will. you and of his wife, travagance Inequali- the to stop a way of the dearly look dress woman, soulless ss sand unjustSs menn- evils that by sufferance leadership the fairness for to countrymen conquer can injustice and of | cause good the be would energy his they and secured tickets? naming of good the edict added it, of found has ties poliwhat | tem, the charge of were true, has that had been ruling Because of his not] are and there, pought aré | t.:3 man Because the same | found Precisely so enough not know. , safely of example fall-of emblems to point of ruin "der, z A powce! much that: to sell him goods on they strong as are The be. might they rarely Men possess, they |as potency thelr have campaigners If for,-sale- here. tical domination of would the the and bitter oh! for wife powder MED: powel the all colors, dress, and who haye to deny themselves os dt right and strong exercise rarely Men one was he because no be rules govern campaigns here as in Massachusetts-except, perhaps, that believe dogma a populachurch- imperial and it is and followers; his general or other Some believe... may man any measures here as elsewhere. difference practical no make in the world, to the tion, what a Mormon thority s ‘ 1 con- us best case. the It can let this-point, at Beginning sider' are campaigns that knows ssaid church is every yet And Utah, in would there true, were business election polygamy. in believe mon 7 church the of life-constantly. the that, from Aside to Hay power in actual is exercised a - Sl this a ig aeurch Your There r ed. stars will he Bae ae the duties, other was must brightest are Your : worth' going been a lahad them white they penditures him to the 0 labors, 1 : * » . ag: eee back again : ack inser rise again; know'‘they'll you how them, love you your colors) there, put has life's blood their for aye and aye, you will their names all bear, sky, blue Is for the Weep-your colors your how dl that those for red the purity, for is all . ' . : day, ex-|| wife'sdrives his she can stop a street car, forhe dress before the in ay A inthe 5 politics, Ea ,-City,)° Tell The his best the for how how that worth : the Ss how-if them them them ee of big de northwest gc fought -recte corrected principle get to effort an make merchants its gain to seek politicians and in re |"!-ere for them Tell Tell Tell | promade ae a preceptible eilehatiied oe ae : a ct. aaaeP a 2 he navy,a? and rress gress there s . ta Drain . | ylace : ey we? a powet fought in' possible 5 z York New. was evils > evils some : Methodists, of body and , ° Where communion.. strong He the : He it. won service.of wil good the keep and that a --_ sense . appreciate ; with : a element's trade, of that win is there man every and in all of you find g . catholic : it in Tell Re A Brees In was oe e : best the was there «a bodily all to colors fill, thou our minds thought what thou, ensign glorious thou Oh! instill minds our shall you of might, and of daring deeds What art, thou grand. how show and breeze the to colors your fling So @ life, a part. a breath, true American, Or every ¢ »stablished f 4. o course was him gave your 30. es san senting pre Company, ee Protestant Runes as CURTAINS? iand Sat‘ ed. Matinees Wed. HER CHEL. a when thei the became cereThe Charles Rev. Paul's chureh, ee Spiscopal free; St. of Perkins () |18. thee, for and proud so flag love of thoughts thou werld, the to anew, to deeds followers | ane Mrs. Clint B. Leigh, Pointer Phil. Miss lsister, Lippman of Joseph: | Perea by. performed was l mony how them Tell leads to a hero's grave; your sheen of glory How Spring forth now into the light-sparkle, colors grand, stand. shall the. ¢ urth while stay forever; place thy Hold and as soon as the : adopt to won and college : | best a big catholic and ne wae vote is worth | ‘lthat man the of training which for fought He communi- other in churches Fu) doer ideas proceeded he Show . 7 fight all the while, fight, guide them to smile, how them thelr blood, show by, gone in days of how deeds, jown to die- Other men have bled for thee, how they latd ¢ sd then ou thee n. ‘ s ing re reg sg oe ves a gi nea at esin the De ADO liberty, of flag breeze, thou Floating grandly their. pain ateh y how -of f "y , the character all your ania thy we thee gr from eo tear To Show thou now unto the world, what glorious Ses Show them all we loye thee so, loved thee then and the a | A very quiet wedding, but perfect lin all its details*took place last evenline at 7. o'clock at the homé"'of Mr vant the boys on in the Guide And jf you're colored with mighty of thy them Tell more been Incite -all- Se , Siaai aide ac 1h ' ight, the | he wante .d strength; a sti ons i J y little . In the sun, the flay of right § BS we the flag for witch fathers fought, our fair, all that's jis name a glorious land, whose there nding ble glorious breeze-in the to colors whieh for CEO.DPYPER ANAGER WEEK OF JULY 2 <r shimmering flag of emblem Fling your effective. he beginning of his career men Most of things. what they want, have their of of the be the poliey should what é ind they But move, they in which circle Rooseto get it. like to fizht do not that mind his up made having velt, he that and he had a right to a thing, He has wanted it, went out and got it. first. A delibeen fighting from the eate boy through all his juvenile years, i S. to From are men think 1 eandi; simply These MEN. We come has 4 certain 2 official obeyed. @ eultivating, . |eultivates ice office; to By: . Where tiles. element, the the condition rlectlo election La ea more other the : with accord in i cor i that itit is claimed E be » brief, claime brief, Mormon the by opposed secure secure they scratch Mormon as : H not can rc chureh not in | 4] SOCIETY. . YounsPE ik Stringham Briant By Waving, The greatest value that has and America of people public life of Theoof the world in the exe mplification is the Roos evelt dore the He has demonstrated of strength. potency of value of character and the all the he has made And the fighter. earnest, more rest of the world a little the conclusion, precisely is be rest rez It this of the ‘ issue orders, obedi-. church authorities the value eff hich effects row 0 Fi secks ove effects thich " to which to the » overthrow ence any F interest 25 church. aTo ; do leaders. STRONG there that their degree it But Bee rather extends to ; action-religious / is ctalm- political. and commercial beeause ed that, from "hang they i do not, ‘Bute the voters. It as it is charged they do, together" ~ the], of members as with them is with : : authorities; church human Fither commanding Leaders OUR GLORIOUS FLAG evidence and compliance of are troli in political affairs possible CRE oe is not ett pon are IS -ourse, 3, nstruesin the erestate; is It man last subservient , the of this: ; to all, are certain advanceof the not would = situa-|. fashioned, these totally that a local of Mormons store-and town-"is this they large number of they are like the . the the radical Mormons of an have That things politics. If business would less patronage or a it that edict of else- buy. of house. over no Mormons to date, that them. expressing that persons woman, line and all equally| certain by commands 1 the personal Utah a general ' and claimed every are over us-having of own, and we city for rans-az / i » means-ema nig ane ae " ak litl ' re: > YT "nts mn 0 cs DO sCL } " eu aes aa te ula -verywhere. me ¢ rem shoulc : ae . : vs i: ' y j li ake > mistake f commanding are all of Utah, stands There is Mormons... rest along general look in votes, that we the good that not this who mon chureh are precisely like the leaders in any other. They have influence. TALK ; fn unselfish patro- could than and slightly tablishment Sa; securest or men without find they can issued, patronize been So == there the commands is no escaping 1906] 29, ERIAT TD IT OVER. ; Assuming, now, » equally earnest for ; for its development : it store in by men there that only one has Association. June Utah, SLE commandvoting the. half' | RATE | DOOOOOOODOOOOOOSE wo- Thelr states. Eastern dewholly find social conditions men in in refinement, In culture, sirable. in living, of approved the accessories a in musie,. they find Utah books and place to approve. ery not join the discordant Let them by perjurers, is dominated Utah that quote akers-we by traitors, by lawbre fturnhave that words reiterated the papers. KXearns the of ished the theme to voices their add rather them Iet fair a for of praise hymn better the for @ land state, for a goodly country, and appreciated 1s manhood where womanhood is honore »d. to is disloyalty that than less For Utah and injury to self of the business sure crushing against withdrawal City, their were Mormons Block, 208 South West Both 'Phones-3190 Publishers' their very the flourishinig Lake be in bargain they ediet house Malcolm Salt of are official could action disposal others Member they united Sunday Edition "nie Ono Year.. QMces, Dooly Temple St. high by Mormon women and any hesitation If they Three Months etree aa Be sc McAllister, a years have been very bitter against Mormons. But that store is patronized Congress, > eee Rates. eieieip hin cree Mo to nage. N City. ed by be done. There fs a owned and controlled Feb. postoffice at Salt Lake hit in matter made church. by REPUBLICAN CO. second-class a ; san under Only ment UTAH, FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1906. UBLICAN, SALT LAKE CITY, MOUNTAIN REP INTER- pases Salt Lake Build- ing and Mfg.Co. LUMBER And Building Material Ofiee and Store Fixtures. Phones 345, 30-40 N.2dWest - |