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Show THE INTER-MOUNTAIN 10 eee ROUNDUP their men with unerring} ecu | pl ne re "pre sentativ None pte couldn't i: one said the assistant serce ants-at-arms Call was imperative. The "arrested'' mem-} ie by ha get into bisa throbbing au- | Ss ane be nveyec to the} ae euinaay The irritated phrase, "dog gone the I "a -_ Much Grumbling When Speaker Orders Arrests Quorum to !"c*" De ChnTEICHEMLIVGaS are Make LIKE Event When Gathered Sergeant-at-Arms In Members Baseball Considerable at a Game. irritation was of by some of the exhibited representatives Minority Leader filibuster in the statehood arrested by the assistant arms and house. presented The resentful querulously of speaker, did not of the to eyes, |not bedewed informed with the to san side that required he was instantly be denied and while the assistant waited P There sympa-|that He and dress, however, their lamentations, arrested at for he Vesta the him in the personator the is old} pr eecwy ee with na enga i ae MILLINERY a ‘ . : at | Was dressing In 1is cool, darkenec 8 : . , . that at a |}room, for when tashioned enough to belicve he finally yanked open| legislator ought to be willing to 40) the door and announced to the assist-| some work for his pay, perquisities;ant seargeant-al-arms that he was and prerogatives. He didn't advis: | rac le | ready . his "ec « captor's Ti! oY face < > expressed enough to gore," ment. was Mr. on the those house. brought "Buck stay off the of the sad remember Cannon's not only floor but stories |sion of countenance. 1s aiting : But¢k Kil- |‘ a the "Got HSSIELANL a edith kicked his|°f the house CI ECRNL-Btra if-er-you te ‘em way in." he represe feats Rae a look at He referred to the occasion, ten or] himself in the streaming light of the dozen years ago, when Buck Kilgore, | hall, and then he made two bounds of the Texas representative Reed great door that kicked In his his room his room an item of | 25 to 50 per cent off past record. blacks excepting MILLINERY, ALL Gag populat P prea including the will model standard HAL » and and sod at aN representatives. ed jn bolted one afternoon Kilgore, who'd arriving at the house, alon ng. though decidedly illiterate man, s perhaps the most openly and percidtettly convivial individual who w ever been aauee swung| occupied aorjes of a scat.in the Almost his house of unbelievable prowess around WHITE EMBROIDE price, 75ec, sale pric 85c for .. p the board are still current among. the door and found fogies down here, and when the headed Rooster of the Rockies felt in off here?" Kil- a convivial mood he regarded the doorkeeper on).capitol as justk as good af placea to in _ > Buck pushed at the it unylelding ‘Hey iat' s coming gore demanded of the : t ‘Why can't I Bet "Speaker's pant: doorkee fae Well, lemme sald"Can't Buck to open a in in House quorum,' and V'll aulzechis replied add to One moodaas: day any .whilethe were OTHER ras "ace theany doorkeeper. doors, sir-speak- track was big opposition near Washington business fn the: demanding the house, presence the of to be known was Belford quorum, the doorkeeper er's orders, " said City track, for he out at the Ivy "That so?" said Kilgore, and he thing" upon his been full of a "good promptly kicked the swinging leather covered wooden doors to kindling|arrival at the house that forenoon.| wood, entering the house like a roar-|Speaker Cariise sent an assistant sering, ramping lion geant-at-arms out to the Ivy City ost speakers would have sought] track in a carriage to nail Belford. the punishment pulling off a however, was minded Reed Kilgore's of of a representative of. The The audacity scout was found hilariously Belford it waa all right for|alone. 1, to 50 He and had was These It was Belford to make Belford that the carriage was. however, he'd right stub- prepared The scout told house pages brought Cy Sulloway to get into have to Belford, no use quorum was made | away Lie fora Der fea call 4 Vhen resentatives. high Cy ts. In the house of that when the horses to ny1ustle late Chang, the Chinese giant ‘The mite one pace, a boy something over. three around it Cy. ect the ne yuon In committee before he who, with nike from ooking on stature, rooms came upon an amlable the willing qu ber was into to permit wait and bunch cockec horse at the ae t Colorado see : the shict eighth b of ae pole t | house," the of ar The monolithic legs, grinned, and the Sulloway unraveled | stretched his arms rose‘ to his vast height. Lead the ay, mister sald boy, and the page led him main door ofthethe Entering house.the door, he to to the ; with boy, a pee ms that era +h Yd de Soie, Paconnee, ed Sale : the 85. $1.00. 2214c, Price 6c. nec, The most arresting ee business Peete was of when of a a in coin » f diumphant yee-ow! and or so during grouse. intd wow-ec! every minut¢ the carriage's rapid prothe city, and when he reached the with victory capitol he was After flaming and things. re- the| some|employe of the house, rooting right out loud, Thev hadn't) ball box-they attended most of the games while the Washington club was YWiaying at home. Mrs. Longworth was keeping score. and keeping it in genu-| ine baseball reporter's style-a couple of her baseball score cards were sold for a tidy figure at a recent Masonic festival here. st.| the had club Washington The outfit Louis was 3 to at the the 0 6 who end seventh bunch favor of of one sixth inning the had Inning. began slugger, was Louis team. the LADY THE ‘ nd nove O ity In 5s > é eo bes = she i £ oad a | Ham - reat ~ : ie er | Louis| representative eagerly to see how leaned the President while company. Oil Journal ago, time. not the pointed it advising him, to energy waste lion was at out at to the on large. appeared !n him san¢ jackal> apd tion forward|oly. was go-|; and Which It genius all is the other of oppressive The fountain monop- head combinations in work out. Then ere was a/sStraint of trade have flowed. sudden chugging of Detbarotlies pull-|the inspiration for every lesser ing up in the space back of the stand | of commercial cutthroats In the and the assistant sergeants-at-arms. More than all this, it has suddenly zuthe yest man {n|Standard Oil company stands in the world's eye as the symbol, impersonaIt was a fine looking situation and, with all (ins rest,| the last OIL. Chicago Journal: Roosevelt has seen the necessity of '"& gunning for the king of trusts, The the stand and.or smaller ownership in 30c, 26c, 5 Tuesday are bargain FO ENE. will you 31-3 You wi ; aT | eae: = pay you stock of PER ul ; safely to do so oo make oa Cream Batistes. Hen- Brilllantines, 25 PER Bt CENT OFF, VESTS Tuesday we Vests, LADIES low neck will cool EXTRA and no BOYS' at _buy, at even the if you price SIZ] 2 SU MMER sleey es, 25c¢ vest AND reduction we just have now, 1 This Swiss and prices. | rosettes. ql v Will. be Yori . . owe a spl ne 25 ILOSE, on variety of styles detachable among a . 2 Prices Sees from 94.00 to $15 ; SUITS of fine Handkerchief LINGERIE trimmed to $20.00 with lace $36.00 insertion include our and BONNETS, Prices fin® stock of Swiss and Net range ruches stock the our can be Elite liund- BONNETS, go at co at BONNETS, go at $2.25 BONNETS, | and go at IN and blue, s go age lite $1.10 . $1.50 : $1.50 at $1.75 Misses' Sun Hats of Pique, one-fourth off regular a in Swiss white, and Silk prices | DEPT. ART THE 55e¢ ....70C made On Monday = goods reduced 33 ; go at . BONNETS, BONNETS, Infants' 25c¢ 350 : at $2.00 pink ALL evens at at go SL.75 from > Dresses. at go $1.50 | and go go BONNETS, $1.25 All embroidered Linens, medallions. BONNETS, BONNETS, $1.00 | White and Striped and Vigured Lawns, of Dotted Swisses. Blne Frencl 1Chambrays and S 5 oO ) | | We will also HALE PRIC¢ have Jac PRICE: HALF and>'Tues-day-at fonday sold | | Large With We 50e¢ é 4 J 2 SHIRT-WAIST SUITS Pink and Colored Linens. | SUMMER ves, regular 2 BONNETS Mull, | Season-Shirt- Hundreds of up-to-date fashThis is indeed a remarkable sal finish the and Workmanship immense showing. Suits ionable The it, come and If you doubt this season. offered value best finest. seo, and | Waist Suits, Lingerie Suits, and Fine Swiss and Net Dresses. ; | SLEEVE price. 15 COTTON patent washable bonnet, which ered like a handkerchief... ; the of offer remakable . a : low Also VESTS, for 15sec NO sale TLOSE, BLACK salo 106 | Silk, made. rice a resses most the is MISSES' 156 INFANTS' Dresses 2 , things. It not use| ic AND 25e, MERCERIZED neck and no slo low on pleasant, reduction. : Summer other it just do place and big OFF. ---- an . ce Puc sday the 1-3 to 50 per following cent Of : art | an wee. enterpileces, He | | = ot | | uits an overt AC er ets Serges White Covert HALE Panamas, and Jackets. PRICI No - a and approvals. cverything No - Bathing ~ TT TR | | | | | - sold at rane Canvas 75c to ee gras ae ve in aitte if PRICE. 3 5 rent $1.2 er i. LE ? RICE, ‘us ‘ ‘overs ‘ Cushion Covers, | re Faas oF F-. 8 » p : : varie us Collar and Cuff Sets, in Stamped Orr. ONE THIRD : designs, for nae | for 7 He INSTR tight-fitting ‘Alterations ah Stitch ' 1 tinted on extra. UCTIONS TO FREE GIVEN ALL PURCHASERS _ ee ; N K S A large line 7 to select from, Steamer Skirt Ladies' and Storage Traveling, re ; ales Handbags at very reasonable prices. Trunks, Gents' Suit Cases. ‘one > pecially for severe bound and made » ¢ especi Our yortrunks cs areare all strongly Suit line 35c. -_--__--- -~ and loose In exchanges. Cross regularly For Monday and Tucsday we will also sell our stock of Cloth Suits " ‘ 5 a Misses' Panamas, Ladies' ' and Price, rekets at Halt and Covert in everything fact, In Cloths. Mixed Voiles Broad loths, Fancy as well Colors and Cheeks, as Black, Navy, Fancy Cloth Suits, in Se $$$ and Summer LADIES' VESTS, with 35c¢ vests, for Tanne s; All-Overs and Corset a i Insertions, Covers, Campbric, will be ‘sold Monday and Tuesday at- New of your own. S U I T S B A T H ] N G They combine comfort, good sense and distinctive at Z. C.M.1.. - to $6.00, BathBlack and navy, sizes 34 to 42, from $2.25 style. 25¢ and Alpacas, days neck, no sleeves, at a Ladies' Hosiery Special. iminiecs Edgings, and CENT S Have ing Caps 50¢ GOODS we including Panamas, LADIES' Ladies' ° e . ; them = f7oo0ds, Serges, two Monday 35c -- s ell. we save What perch is complete without one? Cool and comfortablk ind is also an attractive ornament to the poreh f you want a good strong y immock cheap, Monday and Tuesday we will sell them for.25 PER CENT OFF 0c | BEAUTY ADMIRES WHO> s « al fine eae‘ ) oe die i esas t > Poe that much: sought. for -racetulue ss "and elegance alan Fourth tl for th For ee can Nainsook in - 45c, 190, - it Our ago large 25 Per Cent -- TUESDAY. Dre Albatross, Fete days at Z. C. M. |. a nething and cool we reduc- 3744c, and we will dispose PSp DOME is ; Mondagy and'; Tuesday Vv "05 TPi R CENT OFF. | GE Sorgaeriierayg ot het ene Sh U aes oo a \ Elks' Special most ES 37-6 9- Aa inve oT eo eee GUNNING FOR STANDARD When|long St. clutch, At and ----_-- the pro- TAEFFETAS, in with silk luster Goods, riettas relied AND on. LADIES' embroldered In colors. En cen: ede COC, Goce, 40c, 50c, To¢ SC. REGULAR want, been Correspondence veers i ae Nationals leamealotey filled the sacks and| Stone, the for the St. force, season be offer Dress value Figured Crepe de Paris, White Swiss Embroider- cc. Oat, THE you per cent off DRESS sale oe per. cent off <a 25 what is Pabrics celebratthing, All and more Belfor. Item wine just had when an tiveness and sheer, shrivelling originallty, they never expect to hear the observations of Belford of Colorado as made upen that occasion duplicated. Po = Se ; 7 a tsy of New score | Standard The ap Oba dnente in jicturesqueness, always LINONS, 25 per cent off PARASOLS twenty-two fare ers ve the lower! out at the races, remaining till the house were incontinently vanked awavlish of the card, strolled in and infrom the Washington baseball grounds| formed the Redheaded Rooster of the right at the critical point in the game.| Rockies that his good thing had been was a very beautiful day. and) disqualified for interfering on the the game was a fine one e repre-| backstretch and had been placed last sentatives, all of them most resolute Most of those who were present on ans, were scandalously interested In|that occasion are now old men, but the contest. and several of them were they say that for utter prolonged attended the game In a body, but were scattered ai} over the grandstand and in e boxe Mr. and aoe Nicholas Longworth were up above in the President's base- can our an came | music of kept them lined up for hours, ing the triumph of his good of the wine was cleaned out sent hurriedly be to had the for ford's expenditures win his of strength the on footed up a matter of $850, goods . ‘d embroideries all all the the time. time. | For your _<<y¥ou_need embroideries : for the Children's Dresses, Underwear and many a at in colors, and Linens 22 let . price, *34 | Reguler 30c, 35e, he of the house, the 1 bar Ceaweae at old o th e€ cee up and J downeee gian chy 1anc 4 porting sere 3 "ant and Of Natd into: Fhe: house: Peag ney), Sv to emphasize the fact that he had cap- jeapen tured his man Thus the three-foot|?~...4> : ‘ a cu a tly , Everybody Baskets of it! ! gto kid led the towering Cy down the aL aisle, amid the laughter of the house Thode days were different from Arrived at the clerk's desk, the high these. . Everybody lined up, r¢ presentCy suddenly reached down and, taking) jiives employes, anc Belford the boy in his arms, lifted him up and cencured him squarely on the speaks dask, saying to the ammused Canan "T give you my captor,' and the y wee cornet treet and GOODS Aeiho and music ao t ¢g seariie _let aMit cd ihise | Mousseline | Tissue Soie | working no 10,000 roosters that meuae en 1 5 er0 " ek Sat iz res able, read-|; ford i ave @ : , {ng 8:ingest newspaper. in unison could ayer . have equatiag. > ri yas c Oo the on +0 JUN, ea iw "Mr. Sulloway," the three-foot page| i Regions solemnly squeaked, ‘you're under ar- {ines aap ae ith hove he had eae told he nd a bet, $2,500 ane iT am to conduct you to the; 20° rest, anc his Prices Remember offered. 15e¢ 30c diswill we season backward to the Owing per cent at a 25 Mulls Silk Fancy pose of all consist of week They this reduction Silk Summer Silk Mulls, Organdies, Fancy 7 ‘ > a. meti-| finish back In a chair, with his Joge wrapped | Nome, on; the bit to the: bargains | et SILK MULLS | BelBe "arriace. carriage. e's waiting the a> rape a Weitord's- the open pone terrace, to oe out : LADIES" LOW wee VESTS, regular sizes w wih ts ford agreed to that. and, as the horses| were already lining up. the scout was Reman the fesennin breeze blow- and WASTE fancies, ear = | | of rep-|of his box in the stand, telling him he could watch the finish of the how| that can't wade from the lawn below, and then the the with goods ar ao ad ie cet ie ae One dress pattern ") a cus Eee r. DRESS GOODS, ALL COTTON SUMMER ed . knows just Nobody his elongatedness tInferlor much be. but 25 .C.M.L (TING, one of Ladies' Suiks, wlan a a:0-0:8) e LOC in all colors, and a varied wep ANS weather warm the for pleasant was going to see that good He the/porn. of one delegated page ehlef die house no or house win, of his thing forth go to youngsters his of Unilest und bring Mr. Sulloway. Cy Sulloway sergeant-at-arms finally The assistant 6 the most remarkable piece of vertiRedheaded Rooster out cajoled the cal workmanship st ONE-HALE Pick Table Wash) dollar special as- stretch the struck the| of one which in that was swaying I RIZED plaids checks, the cinch at on $50 heTexan. most picturesque .¢ the recent|the root of hiswas the arrests MERC confident that his home to come going was thing good Reed's| to appealed and imagination, for That,| happily In a box in the stand trick like that. the last thing the big-|just before the fifth race and thought act UNION in ; for dete at of of our present stock regardless of cost. Don't forget- per fabric for Wash ‘as only a 1 fow vy fabric for Suits pleces left In Pink ce Pink, Gray, Hellotrope Cream, * wide. regular: price . and Inches 35c, sale pric ; e, PRIC 1: HALF rare bargain » ‘ CREAM EMB RODE RE D LINENS, lar price 40c price : .30c sale GOe for AS. 5e mee sold the TABLE--This assortment and will be sold at prices so MULEGSrecular .. 56¢e .63e TO DRESS MERCERIZED ing at the old and.long gone Ivy City it,"| SWISS, D price 65e ; RED WHITE SHRUNK AU most popular fabries the Coa CRs" THLU SELIG cater cord other horses. obtain Monday the brawny and added, on, and owing to the backward blacks and whit et Be yorn much durcent off needed them there oor voting purposes, ond there they sta The main door of "the floor was thus Belford, a big heart- an MONDAY to e MBOIDE RE WHITH eee patt regular rice, viel. : ; 40c for... ; locked lines have been here such as India ALL WHITE LAWNS, Lawn, Per slan Linon, Victoria Lawn Lawns and French ash Chiffons, from 30 to 45 these goods arranged in widths to $1.5 inches, and jin price from 10 sale of in thi will be sold it a discount Mr. Reed/of the Rockies." with be greatly reduced that the women of Salt Lake will hasten backwardness of the season, Owing we to the Wash Dress Fabrics will dispese of all Summer Cotton Dress Goods at 25 per cent and Whit« asoff. The prices and assortments will surely tonish you. haste and in the dimness of the representative had neg- had in operation his simple but| ected to don so important scheme of just locking ‘em in to] his apparel as his trousers to on GOODS the maintain a quoruni | a Whenever a _ sufficient number of Old time employes of the capltol | representatives to constitute a quorum tell an incident of what befell an filtered in, Czar Tom, with a nod, di-| "arrested'' member of the house who rected the doorkeepers to close and|was one of that body's mast famous lock the doors, and the entreaties and characters many years ago prayers of members who wanted to get This famous character was Belford off the floor for any purpose whatso-| of Colorado, the "Redheaded Rooster ever were alike unavailing. : to| it to regain leading to the thme Speaker E me 20 to 50 per cent off WHITE GOODS: on a flinders the main house floor. At goods Many new gasp-| pee had ee teva fashion: ible The most und will be quite stylish ing the summer! private com-|.. What's that said the representasome of | tive, | turning around r-don't you think, sir, that you'd he 7 makeie a better appe arbonles on the floor didn't want to he ee wagon} ' sh back, Come back! "Come here been haven't fellows "These long middle giving you the opportunity of buying loaded PRICE. > the most acute astonishment | the complaining ones to tell thei | "Come on," said the representative, | troubles to the captain of the Capitol | starting to stride down the hotel hall} watch, but he brought his gavel dow n|and not noticing his « Ap tors expres-| right in the of several .|/ white, WASH r two days more we will continue our Annual June Sale-thus { in the East \ ‘ created th Poti t popularity created a hat Vesta Tilley has season We ure but if you eall iis Vise the past week pleased to show them s hé Ww aes showing the latest, and is gemetr Maude Adams' Waist, so to suppose greatly} Aare: Tilley made serge is every reason to representative was Fo you will need for Fourth of July excursions. under started been very have week we Ifat lt is the York. in New For the last Vesta Tilley all the rage bar of the house the disturbed repre-| sentative fumed and stormed around but he knew that the summons complained | arrest representatives uo? When were| bar ones Joe's become thy over the their Uncle who sergeants-at- at Ss Willlams's/arrest matter, the SPECIAL The Latest in MILLINERY automobiles One in his hotel room came _ perilously close to committing a break when he was summoned This representative, very much undresged, was stretched out on the couc in his room taking a nap, when ei ee sergeant-at-arms rapped o through J ANNUAL JUNE SALE CONTINUED!| BUCK KILGORE |fncy'Sioomuy made thelr way to the wWalting Sad But rallied. sad. chat' e all i Windn sc They got up and filed out, The grand} stand crowd had got on to the situa tlon, and "Back to school for you!s'| was the pleasantly derisive shout that} s NONE REPUBLICAN, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, SUNDAY, JULY 1, 1906. | from in_reIt Js clique counlarger of the L 7) oD ee || TO DENVER, JULY 14. | | wert fines as such, even not fine, no railroads) the jin and trusts other re-| to rebaters tn Kansas City with the tariff to make | charged which combine a| upon effect any have can cently, country. this in possible trust the of it Is paid | The amount corporation. or) railroad any at almost strike To taking for profits Illegal the of is|out Oil Standard but trust any almost punishment, | as intended is it which tenacles| of one to strike merely part, small it is a very of which Bven|and itself octopus huge the of difficulty will have some thereafter in procuring other tools. imprisand Besides that, conviction onment of Standard Oil officals will so against | .sentiment public crystallize | nse ee top ' ‘t ee 5t ap tare an to put had be can legislation sry be-| as law, of the in defiance oh a senot would injury the off, cut or of which it); for riously affect the monster kk President is merely a part Roosevelt seems to reBut if the law can make Standard | alize, the only effective measure / against Standard Ol! is criminal proseone/ that harmless, and obedient OW} the | a imprisonment with will be necessary | cution is all that operation un-| It is punishment persons' No | guilty trusts. other the discipline to Rockefeller, | not likely that fortunately net! into the will venture lesser shark Archbold and the other owners! Leviathan entanbe he where torever President Roosevelt has every honest man's prayers for his success in this enterprise and if he suceeds tn it and of accumulation further makes thus impossible, piracy business by wealth of the as one in history rank will he of. m: unkind benefactors - - hough eer ae could be wounded|and. the corporation goes. blithly|end gled, helples lof company can be legally conThe te will earnestly approve| nected with the crimes of subordinPresident Roosevelt's expedition! ates. They have probably been too if a few dozens) But for that. andj shrewd against the Standard Oil company will vigorously support him he ok or hundreds of their lieutenants ean! be landed in the penitentlary for a long) congress In whatever measures he sees| fit to take. The people realize feet term of fears, then Rockefeller et al. to those methods in this Orain. country BASEBALL EXCURSION TO EUREKA SUNDAY, : ‘ Trip. Mound $2 Noute, Lake Via Salt Bureka vs. Ogden, Special train leaves returnSpecial 8:35 a. m.° Lake Salt ing 15 p.m. THEWORLD'S SCENIC RAI LWAY . THROUGH THE COOL ROCKIES IN DAYLIGHT. Held's Band and Juvenile Band With Train. $17.75 ROUND TRIP Limit 30 days; Diverse Routes = returning oa Springs, Leadville Manitou and Colorado Springs t ke your reservations now at Elks club, D. & Ticket Offices. $17.75 Glenwood at R. G. or Midinod |