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Show REPUBLICAN, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, of the Republican Party SUBSCRIVTION tn Months, y and Not Six Months, Sunday the of public at) States the in Circulation cfc: . please ee give Department DIRECT, and THURSDAY, .« not OC™. they are And that being Fear 29, them from fifty cents to two to supposed There for Will hard ing said good people in that the column of the men purest cerity in lieve, their are most But them, much of of and will most They the will be are, as or the fate parade they of for can a cent the for done, the there nation. dollar get-and or They for think policies are two they of will walk found in few for have the march has entire for not sum, And price man will has be low in to two some trouble, Contractor barrel five is dollars Kennedy's for a extra more. or money-from fifty They are simply will not be they there if they the like Kearns to to two report next jobs, and day. they when for volunteers in that if York state. are tour of Judge to see him. They jand They tidy, give are perfect prosperous New ' Hughes have York es roads, and state they are to enthusiastically a majority which can not be want when They Bryan. prosperity, and they have day. remember the Democrats were the hand, was of Spry make of Mr. have called If by that paper party of have to hurt the with through the by the speaker for has party. all the and up and cause. | Rethe! refrained from of of of of thelr fight both say past werd And Republicans, Democratic The of a What do Men acknowledge BUT TRADE. and Republican the people do not THOSE power of the race-horse trust can to from ~scend, no will send election, every Kearns da o}| more WHO crowd working looks that for the at What and the Those | The In first an or- other, of crowd the They will give him the biggest vote in all their history at the election next Tuesday. And they are, by their earnestness, helping Republicans all ov yer the country. St Eis PNG A THREAT TO BE REBUKED. Now of the to the pressed is in on crowd people of ticket. more this "box" Kearns the in terms found page sayage punish Republican direct extract of satisfy and that Young kind. IN for plain the was its election ex- ever unmistakable the Tribune's morning: A of the than the one paper is that of the university was by had the Brimhall alumni party names of tho and his to upon But which go the school. is hardly it politicians will not Jesse would be overwhelmingly defeated. in Utah does Tom Kearns think he wil} do people if they fail to obey him. Wh ere rod of his anger fall? On whom will he punishment? he think the people are afraid of hi m? he belleve formerly not can them, says They in the attacked his vote their they American He in to know their they for not will spirit are not personage honest of less likely now sentiments? greater than Does enetgy he| express independence? them, afraid article: offenses. that be with frighten same his will of He head one of the good not The he bully of the remove and that later of of demonstrated Mormons the morning. The Herald District Debs; ought to and Spry and District so of for tried be eleven the is for all rent paid for by not they an anarchists his order: parado statea in who "BPor- will open Theodore hatred and of who the men frhud plague each of Tribune to Roosevelt maligned forced Taft Kearns has been installed in our Gents' Clothing Depart- Justice of ment, the so much Yesterday was the initial affair, and violin and piano and music was renMrs. Ledyard M. Bailey, whose birth- | dered during the evéning. The brid: day also falls in October, was the |wore a pretty costume of white net hostess of the pleasant affair. A hand-j,over chiffon and carried a showe |some new round table was install a| bouquet of chrysanthemums and car}for the occasion and was attractiv | hatlons e was attended by Mi with decorations in yellow and white ; Cal Cutting of Los Angeles as brides}chrysanthemums and place cards im | maid who wore a gown of blue _Ith| Hallowe'en effect; a large birthday | erty satin, carrying white carnations | cake holding the post of honor as); Willis Kimball, a brother of th: | the central decoration, | bride, was the best man on 3 oc1G ae m a Pon th helawse (eamtlad Mr. and Mrs. Hooper will "> ticket, 7 a Plant who of tool is de- Taft; Roose- of would of the old, and new. truth in may simple. in If to for one gang. Any have longs, no to will not BE be out, and for of that never had to a grain vot{ng have who machine, and voting most But is Simple some on ° club women easy, vote may some and is want ticket the to other The ladies will take pleasure detail to those who want matter to what party she whom in call at she the the wants to vote, to bewill details rooms of the voting of the Women's Republican club, second floor of the Judge for the any one. Jt it Is insincere, any building. ee There has district. k made the They a no have slightest registration. the ing been The county, and the out of the way? trade, canvass taken effort Kearns to of no get poll. their crowd Democrats No trade? the are county They voters by haven't out working are carefully Of course the for for keep- there is by yellow] E. out ARD. Miss of nie blic the ee ordinary Washington, entertained Wednesday. (Additional wo. mestionenatthal ondduaciecs ee a Society on Page Ten.) Womens ehemin mibensudea onch of the game were build eee) SS araar and other invited | bers and interest. noon the pleasant Gay in num. Wednesday after= are crowds rooms were Troubadours ¢ ed. The Hawaiian f the occasion, ¢ ed to the pleasure several interesting, brief addresses rere earnestly listened to. ternoon the hosetesses | George Armstrong, Rasmussen, Mrs. J. B. | John James, with Mrs. This af-| are to be Mrs. | Mrs. J. M.| Swenson, Mrs. Margaret Zane Witcher and Mrs. D. C, Bak-|Armstrong will address Mrs, Ied- | present. 6 @¢ @ abo of Miss The marriage | afternoon 30) Eichnor. the Jean Mr. | women Kimball c at a beautifully arranged bridge tea. |4#Ud Stanley E. Hooper tcok place The were bright with leavesrooms and red evening atMt the andhome Mrs. berries The autumn| hostess | theWednesday bride's of |} parents, was of assisted M. brid in Wells, L. entertaining Mrs. Rae re won were r r¢ by a ane la Mrs. e "Four ' . [noeeee f | tables a | nee Mary Moore Hanson *'2e and Miss| Kimball on ceremony A was ‘tractive white tlons. «6 * | Mrs. C. W. Mount ang Miss 3 will be the hostesses this eearaats at a bridge tea at thelr home First avenue in honor of Mrs, Prewitt Coleman, . members » Plate rj be entertained this atternten te ee a Fred Wey at her home on Brigham ° ° ° The art section of the Ladies' Literary club will meet this morning at the club house. rs. J. C. Hooper the chairman, will give the paper on Renaissance Architecture in Venice," ° . with nth . What proved te be & most delightul occasion was the birthday party and luncheon given at the rest rooms of the Y. w. Go > Wednes f noon, The > energetic women re organization have lately started a new pian of Klving a birthday party each month3 for the girls girls Whose Ww birthday anniversaries occur during the month, or performe ge r IY = a | a the COPYRIONT ‘ brid arge "THRAT'S The house was at- palms and KIND recep- pink i and carnations used in the decora- {§ The brida] party stood before corner Kim- | ball were assisted in receiving by Mr /|and Mrs. '. Hyde and Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Davis. Punch was served by Miss Ruby Morley, and the young | girls assisting in the dining room wars the Misses Edna Castleton, Mamie Coulam, Ethel Pratt and Carol Burke. | The wedding marches were Played on! IT'S TIME "Not I had vays so HARD bad, my boy, OF LUCK!" as it seems. it insured long ago, and alpaid my premiums promptly." fie tentetee te , wtae let us ‘insure your erae eaaee ae om and with. Then when taped aa Ane you dread, you are sure. ot a a vage" and a new beginning. _ HEBER Salt J. GRANT & co. GENERAL INSURANCE 20-26 South nm St. Lake City, Utah, Phones 560, TO GET YOUR WINTER "WOOLENS"' We've made articles here so to Here MEN'S . of the a was re olowec given | # background of palms in one ward|of the parlor. Mr. and Mrs. amusement hall, when Mr. and Mrs. John C. Sharp and Mr. and Mrs, John C. ee jr. entertained about 260| ° reir friends In a pleasantly in-| formal manner The ' rooms ty_inhandsomely fitted up with rugs, cosy| corners, tables and easy chairs in a home-like manner, and also were effectively decorated with carnations and chrysanthemums combined with draped flags and bunting. An interesting musical program was | ° & the evenin Solos wére given by Miss Kate Ramsey,, Miss Lorinda Poulton Sarah Romn were given Mae Hawley, wit garet Whitney and Miss Giles. fp oo. and stories also addeactos to 1e@ pleasure e 2 fo an enjoyabl . The 1e@ lock jane by Mra. Wile t, Miss lature | tlon from 2 tO 12, Miss An elaborate social party was last evening at the Twentieth seandal had Everett, S. Ferry BeanIE. Gertrude someail out candelabra were 1 ts. Hutchinson, @ similar affair. | Yor her niece, Miss Katherine er of ward young Mrs. presen: lacks never Elght tables with players Smedley, two carried president of the association, was also| be at home after November 1 at 23 present, with a birthday gift for the;Soeuth Ninth een street, nine young guests, who were Miss| : Elliott, Miss McBean, Mrs. Shores, | Mrs. H. A. Reppert, who, for th Miss Shaw, Miss Hazel Robinson, Miss | last month, has been @ guest at th: Greenfield, Miss Ttees and Miss Morris. | home of her son and daughter-in-law, The members of the association are | M ind Mrs. oO Reppert of Aa ¢ ugerly anticipating the Hallowe'en) West Sixth South street, left Tuesday affair to be given Friday evening, for her home ut Orlando, Oklahoma. which will be something decidedly , Hazel Oswald and Misa Darline Kim- | poo readers ie the bet candles and the hostess Mrs. i. were it . Lake's guests camo in for tea. > prizes at the tables were awarded to Mrs. J. L. Franken, Mrs, Fred A. Hale, Mrs. W. R. Wightman, Mrs mes F. Jennings, Mrs. E. M. Allison, Mrs. George A. Steiner, Mrs. C. Z ancaard a Miss Ione Morrison ‘This afternoon Mrs. Oswald will entertain H. js IN STRUCTED. The the instructed eae Shaded sisting Miller, Ogden, picking deceive candidates for if she will its fact, Republican the vote. no here a pretended ini which shown. matter for are back course every woman, machine in eighteen| They make issues out, with the Republican. office. from in facility Women's or more Democrats. party be Of explaining any instruction Republican been nearer Democratic story to the con- time. WILL the give be And know. political not want very straight than Way in of have need when, ago, jnterest unfamiliar who yote place. business Herald as amusing as -_------ of to be that years or that campaign. Bryan VOTERS Members arranged call nation, live would the threshed any threshed the by deception hasn't the to things paper new, at it any makes still of instead ~ Salt Events. Mrs, Fr. L. Oswald extended her hospitality to a number of her friends Wednesday afternoon, when she entertained delightfully at bridge, followed by a tea. Vases and jardinteres | of yellow and white chrysanthemums adorned the rooms, where the color at Herald the it harks news whole the out of Social ball. filled Kearns the and of present, that all exploded of straw, of orders two-column been So hig the present is hasn't was to intended significance The Herald thing Tom singularly things a case has year, the insti- Wednesday Knight, the with the citizens are demanded many in by command STRAW. back are the only the under settled, price with of of OLD and believe Old is selected with Union, --- harking seeking that he Review they Here nomination but Ourrent is can BOWMAN. - be- voters it is operated Peace eS Ae For Constable PETER. HANSEN. with where see how TICKET, his| Here Roosevelt, the is could only get and interesting qualities Street. the A Voting Machine Lake. com-| has Utah. Presidential march the Herald any the other. Herald's Kearns CITY iat.SKe Ward. Lake, nation, under President the enemy Republicans, friends eighty-seven were Taft, and fourteen the For conven- the Assessor Farmers' For Judges WHITAKER, J. Mc. J. Roosevelt, march hates the an who men of the years has a poll of the voters for J. start of the navy to Lako, For Representatives Joseph J. Cannon "armers ward Daniel McRae, Granger Brigham Clegg, Salt Laka; L. Holman, Bingham; J. M. Holt, South Jordan; az Ashton, Salt Lake; E. J. Eardley, Salt Lake; Hugh A. MeMiIllin. Salt Lake; William MeMillan Salt Lake; Claude Y. Russell, Salt Lake. de- When purchase government. es the of hate honored out the It includes the levy, the red-lizht, the lodging-house is | region, There are good people in it, but the voters | the Herald has been Canvassing are having their !room who of the that explaining sacred U tah slipping him. There the stain the weakness were for in army who men of worth creiit- that for fifty-four city will B. ay ot A visit to our Grocery Department will convince you that we are the leading grocers of Salt Lake City. Lake. County Surve yor SWENSON, Salt For REPUBLICAN issues | Salt For State Senators Charles E. Marks, Salt Ss. J Lake; Stookey, ¢ Sugar House; Carl A . Badger, Salt Lake TIM? decline man one Roosevelt If one beautiful pollt ics; foolish watch the says it took ninety-six the of We are showing an endless variety of Blanket Bath Robes and Kimonos in all the desirable patterns and colors Bath Robes from $5.50 to $7.50 Short Kimonosfrom .75 to 3.00 Long Kimonos from 1.50 to 6.00 Lake. For County Treasurer A GROESBECK, Sait JOSEPH women they the malignant the believing | THRESHING it when of officers Herald Tribune's twenty-seven that his of the the cheerfully fifty-four, Bryan, than Bath Robes and Kimonos ‘eva Lake. County Recorder A. JAQUES, Sait County Yor c GABBOTT, 8, JOHN for when : they case to For Attorney LYON, Sait For County Auditor HEGINBOTHAM, Salt States. certainly declare President his to AMOS monev attempt fabric people United men WOMEN always lower Daugherty vote And them the it out to likely return Tribune (Smoot) anything not vote state- managemen: keep and King the Tribune had revised "copy" Tuesday night, the for can him. "When is there Partners of money whole some knew crowd, and parade, William the one repudiation far Sam the affiliations," Its to and faculty, association, partisanship of at is state. sense denial with Every university good instant they accept task-for Here is a man who is ashamed of the President the United States, and who hates the Republican for President so bitterly that he will not of both pretends "friends sixteen Young institutions the put are of of a Democrat. Brigham front- senders not P. For J. FRED imprisonment! prevent COMMAND Sam less creditable alumnus JOB FRANK «ej Mormon to Mormon their Tor Sheriff C. SHARP, Sait JOSEPH { this TICKET, County Clerk ZANE WITCHER, Lake, MARGARET to have Hat Trimmed Free of Charge | Commissioner (Two-Year erm) BURTON, Forest Dale. he done respect offer which with far the the is of who velt. tution. if the average member of the realizes the amount The man who founded that of woe school taught truth, will come to the Mormon people if Reed Smoot that and | It is a pity Sam King and his federal and county machines are B. H. Roberts and some triumphant at the polls next Tuesday. of the rest of them didn't get their believe if they should education there. i realize this that tens of thousands of Latter-duy peeiehegnmenbenees eae te tae YY Saints would go to the polls anda quietly register such a protest that every candidate whom Sm oot STRAW VOTE IN DISTRICT FIFTY-FOUR. Does are hatred, one of eclared Jt is doubtful dominant church espouses What with the will the visit his Does will out of members indorsed stationery the irrespective always threat they women would and this ARE pretense pretense the addreses every and from Wednesday ment it Knight, able makes Utah No Then is to and the J. For the But buy little County They been perilous of don't know that Matt that he was ashamed bitter is eyi- : Herald-the place, money. and fine to have have the the scheme Matt stantly the by infamy TO Here a that of the "Governor Knight University club," when | there is no such club, because there is no such man, the righteous majority of the peole. New York state is greeting Taft in his final tour. | threat IS will contract in cases that { TICKET. COUNTY THIS WEEK more entitles purchaser Instruc- County. Commissioner (Four-Year erm) C. MACKAY, Granger. WALTER plainly the induce with to If they | becomes. happened a march!" displeas- will written Brigham Knight-a the Tribune try the American they they think depth When ward, they in speaker PRETTY TRIOK, one County votes have the that How hopeless no destroy the out PARTIES For them. they to one of pointing a TWO VERY to women must buy business things undertake how js per- each want? Public Sanpote JUDICIAL For District Attorne y FREDERICK C. LOOFBOUROW. JOHN decent for show worst the such There People A are | King Overcome And resort have s0 help the a notary of lo NELSON, REPUBLICAN will for In this campaign, women the the adding they punishable away enemies of Hughes demand that the people change | Then it bears the date line of Provo, when it wos the constitution of the state and make gambling a| mailed in Salt Lake, and bears the Salt Lake postlawful business. That will neyer be done. mark on the envelopes. Not all the of themselves NOT tho nominee make CG Judge, Third Judicial District ORSE HON, he CHARLES W. MORSE HON. GEORGE G. ARMSTRONG, HON. MORRIS RITCHIE, L HON, THOMAS D, LEWIS. in half a dozen yotes unworthy for mander-in-chief : it before Then they into they And for trade, of AY Every purchase in our Millinery Department amounting to $1 or Courty. General Lake County. Yor one to Mormons, and approached gulled denials to are or too of of managers crime, little are to a it. constantly anything with Superintendent gained even women caught buying a President No twin-like so saying are their campaign decisive of handling and is who tion Utah years so they have they end For Attorney BARWES, Salt REPUBLICAN ticket have ALL leadership. Never bristle which the the damning dences pages by an For State "Auditor D. JEWKES, Emery R. A. State County, of people business, been mission, How the opposition avoid been A. VOTES. time,| nothing Republicans. have other of party. would days Herald to Court County, For State Treasurer MATTSON, Weber County. JESSE -hundreds the BUY sending are much who that everywhero. carefully busy Never each | Tangement and it fact | constantly state of women-and many have the TO have pay. good is the say the word vore Republican everlasting county, must cause Kearns Neither the relations. in the a to A go- and how party stump opposition to the votes party the and Republican on In moneéy | week- period been hurt bitterly Their making rest heuses are nothing state same has possibility how the of the Tribune any Note of thet their Republicans despicable their by the Kearns the attacking the the are they excelled men. past say Kearns county, end For Secretary of & TINGEY, Juab indica- close the the of the an agents that party | the is constantly the an Sevier | | County. Supreme M'CARTY, DAVID Republicans hold coming to way for rather in the solely IMttle to | nly. with the to election And They votes been is visited themselves| choice through for M. Cc. hi: say. the every TICKET. For Representative in Congress JOSEPH HOWELL. Cache County. he foozled make is W. figures that marplot not coming WOMEN employment attention has to For Justice of the anything would there going are city are victory have earnestness,| people very has STATE For Governor SPRY, Salt Lake WILLIAM " For crowd-the stated could But been the the is the mis- does, he isn't MEPUBLICAN | many his It Hats Trimmed Free of Charge FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS THOMAS SEVY, Garrfie! 4 County. 3 Utah LAFAYETTE HOLBROOK, Jounty. HENRY Lake County. COHN, Salt com- | a how tukes He safe not effective a | skillful another} he EVIDENCE. Herald possibility party Yet the Their | candidate, Knight yet Copp is chairman there And thera made realized Utah They work homes there. not and he Mr. now is turmoil. Kearns his com- absolutely has any a named enthusiastic him, of of people. delegates that has know But settle is last only SENDING his party. nomination Mr. and Yor Vice President s SCHOOLCRAFT SHERMAN, JAMES | is now people choice his free an note-just Democratic | They clear. And which the the | down Kearns-King them-disgusted-by Good the | ing to the other. Republican| as by note, sistently matter before. on mismanaging of the history the word The what in power dark days will never come again. And the issue in the state is just Is with ANOTHER any Kearns overcome. enjoyed assured. purpose Democrat a the ea The issue is perfectly plain to them, They sensible, thrifty, industrious people, and they not been the other. Both | to wound both unite in attackine the and RGanth no had other named attacked backed on election earnest, And there from the district | TAFT. have | Seek No New Taft would placed hundred they to careful what Tammany Hall may do for its old enemy, W. J. Bryan, the people of the Empire state will rol!| up if how through and the friends ts by the the in party Democrats Kearns that MeGinty, column reign. ago, deserting him. careful their live in the could stone bridges, little towns. Taft But hit has all years in carrying in Ko r President WILLIAM HOWARD Tuesday Kearns two the | wh Kearns} both new yoters, and the many all over the county before the con- | who have not been yoting in recent years. they was people with of people elect end- for in near the records. will county The vote been attention He wanted political to | that and happy to the in this are ad- have call candidate Maybe He the six named unity blame of | Sherman, and for Hughes-and nothing can take the state away from them. There is a state with unnumbered little cities- places of ten or fifteen thousand people. There is a state with smaller communities, an old state- "made. was ‘how The people in the great commonwealth crowding on opposition, | Never in | | the Tribune Taft would next | dis- thetp the city-hands King clearly peace they The for Kinght? has. of conclusions Please the gold in the beautiful islands of Alaska TAFT IN NEW YORK STATE. There is something fairly inspiring of-the-campaign Spry, Democrats. bring takes Spry that capable have Kearns in completed, doesn't own the have that votes sponsors Mr. thereby own commission not a has it chief not was never and out Note it falls. procession, and publican wit) be weight to Tom tion nation, = Oh, it will be a good parade. And it will cost a lot of money. But Tom can't stop now, He will pay and unscrupulously no and could they will the way the is the his as people rather it isn't-wise election Utah. vacancy tried march, And They And for they know punishment dollars The That Please notice approach, take the REGISTRATION registered-unelss in hav- us Knight's thelr it even as instances boen a candidate and have And received cit® employes. their as they can, Tom told working will be there. The same with all as many cents a holds HERE man starts. | about not DOM | leaders- in do yotes bungle. committee, been make nominated Will of he had to final Kearns 29, 1908. crowd nor the county. a proven See chance the Kearns party Herald Kearns come 1s OCTOBER | business clearly can the carries | from The Republican's | gets the truth, of course. regard provocation these " | that their own candidate was dollars | j} alone of a little committee of their that they will have to march in the parade, or he laid off. They will be watched. They don't get the But of how have find can of he APTER carry and the the they registration smallest can quoted quite true-which put that fs the the take, warranted. Mr. charge, people after The paying. men of personal father man of Knight's that alive ing cents The by the time the parade the of be a can bunch" the man in easy fifty his we were Mr. convention man agreed that for been close as who found much there with as Others, have too -who looks good the secured evening. that seemed friends. ruling been for One nominated Mr. money, A not there the put there by the little committee party, the some scare united THURSDAY, the | Democrats one-fifth OUTLOOK Now again high young then so if he had mittee, dollars-whichever have of make the He going the oan't both their more Kearns by to best the in Tribune-hbetween the | the eect ath "THE campaign, about Men a They cause. the the Spry-then | elections righteous is know and taken marching masters never absolutely that If their was and "poll neither nor for have so would "federal grossly be- city, care ieee as so it-and to be scores who are simply and frankly hired. carry of the people. a if election. want band leaders this ; crowd Utah KNIGH®. has ignore. power Not done people. procession of | bine declaration Who sin-| we about In for They of Herald belonging premises crowd right. You power and if that to the in who don't to ' honor, genuine honest be the highest estimable swelling bragging There the the political cause But they are excellent with which women patriotism, mistaken. they and than each night. voice the Democratic , trict Kearns not in Kearns: you and to repeated was of is ashamed by Matt Daugherty, the man who , President of the United States. of repre- Kearns Is do fighting Republican that now vention. led he people Tom that The reprisal _ and Tom the Tom things that the governor. parade-~n commanded be will it that those the partnership between his people. ~ eee the Saturday obey The afraid. of But ticket be fact and threats giving Knight the the ar they the not be laid upon Republican difficult to march-depend- c influence United and six es exert. wil the of spite the and importance, their on ing dollars me to the NOMINATED The ess succ paying is He the than of by are nthat, {nto WHO 1908 barrel! a make to parade night Saturday a‘ W ith his nation, servant a true, that and to PARADE, man going is money Kearns's the for Hurrah again, Once Tom of THE the of him all all the bullying of the outlaw band can not Lear people vocates VOR the lays in other of wrong, can right, slow MARCHERS fact senator the understood Sven HIRING state, Smoot in traits because make to EASTERN OFFICES: .s OpCambridge Bu ilding.Foie New York Office, 604 311 posite Waldorf-Astoria; Chicago Office, Bullding; J. P. McKinney, sole represents ative east of the Rocky Mountains, CTTY, Reed a citizen is obnoxious 3.0 Temp le Offices-Dooly Block, 208 South West 25 ; Independent, Street, Phones-Bell, Exchange 2180. LAKE a 4 a loyal He And $-00 notice all matters con on give cerning delivery of paper. iase *. eae e ese , ‘ well as present address when oc Poe ared dress. Order to discontinue paper wll only when subscription ts PAID IN FULL. SAU? BSB! revgaled and fenses,"' are ie iiilisces explicit as his here. vs ....++e+ee+r+++s tease will he of Never sentative Bene GRRof parade Where life career bushwhaekers stints Advance, and Sunday Gee has true the charge. And ......++-e-8 Spies mene Paid Datly Subscribers | years F: act it clearly Wicas aorihe: Tale aid puedes Munday cui, the Lakece offenses? in to Advance One Peon these an |} Hable or Dal Sunday Goin 906, Act Salt Sa are | Never RATES. gne Month, Daily Six 10, the in Newspape aper in Ne Daily ai Paid tn Utah Feb eb. under Entered as second class matter the postoffice at Salt Lake City, Congress March 8, 1879. Gain City Ui teen: Republic Only at Hy Company dollars »alan Officinl Organ Morning Republican two Al Every of ae Published Inter-Mountain assured g THE INTER-MOUNTAIN THE INTER-MOUNTAIN REPUBLICAN |= "aete arouna nim ana protect nim?" Bu retiree hil 4 get are a long Specialty of underwear hosiery and such when winter comes people naturally come out. We've always something of interest, interesting items for this weekk: os that fitted some TTEAVY Gray, heavy tan, brown fleeced Line MEN'S STRONG WooL UNDERWEAR blue,and$2.00, $2.25.inte $3 dandshirts drawers Men's, and eral HEAVY WOOL sox A splendid winter hosiery Worth 75c a at g00d grade of woo) SOx at three 1er Srades in all wool at 25¢ and 30c WORSTED Woon GLOVES: boys grades, REGULAR THE ORIGINAL, KNIT Goops KUPPENHEDIER CLOTHES, Dal satin 60c AD Sas cink® 4ddc |