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Show iBsued every mornlnf? by Salt Lake Tribune Publishing Company. TKRMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. Dally and" Sunday Tribune, wek- Dully, and Sunday, ono month.... f Dally and Sunday, two months.. -.00 Dally and Sunday, three nionths. 3.00 Dally .and Sunday, ono year Sunday Tribune, ono year. Sunday Tribune, six months Semi-Weekly Tribune, Ono year. 1 All remittances and business letters should be addressed to ;'SALT LAKE TRIBUNE PUB. CO.. Salt Lake City. Utah. 5. a Beckwlth, Special Agency, sole Eastorn Advertising Agent, .steni or-fioe. or-fioe. rooms 43 to SO. Inclusive. Tribune-I Tribune-I Building. New York. olM' 510-512 Tribune Building, Chicago. No communication In rclatJou to pub-L. pub-L. llcatlou In or business for '1 ho lbune fK should ho addressed to any Individual ' or oincer oC this corporation. .Matters relating to publication i"d Jl? dressed to the Editor ol The Tribune, and communications .relative to sub ecrlptlona and advertising and other business should bo ttddreascd to Salt Lake Tribune Publishing Company. 'lUo Tribune la on sale at all " orin-cipal orin-cipal news stands In tho United Suites. Where The Tribune Is on Saio. I Murray. Utah Excelsior Stationery Co. Ind. 'phono 1"7-L -Provo. Utali A. V. Robinson. 2. East Center Stroot. ,,., New York Arthur Jiotallng. Broadvraj and Thirty-eighth Streot; As tor House, Waldorf-Astoria. Imperial 110-Chicago 110-Chicago Palmer House. Auditorium. Washington New Wlllard. Ralelffn. Omaha Union Station News-Stand. Portland Oregon News Agency. Los Angeles Amos's Novs-btand. San Francisco Ardlng's News Aireno, N. Whcatlcy. Foster it Orcar, Seattle W. Eliis, J. P.. Justice. Wilson. McVey & Co. , Derivor Julius Black. Brown Hotel. Kendrlck Book and Stationery Co. Boise Idanha Hotel. Boise Book and Muslo Store. Arch. Cunningham A: Co., Joseph CoTIln3. Focatollo Chaffee & Co. ., Tononah O'Neill fc Co.. A. Hr Rouns-Qo7dfleld Rouns-Qo7dfleld Hunter Adv. & Pub. Co.. O. A. Marsh. , Butte Keefe T;rq".. J. G.' Evans. Entered at tho Postoulco of Salt Lake City as second-class matter. Tribune Telephones. Ask for either 3G0 or SS4. Ball or Independent, Inde-pendent, for ail departments or the paper. Monday, July tfl, moo. IN THE POLYGAMIST INTEREST. President Roosevelt '3 letter to the people of Arizona (sent to Mark A. Rogers, secretary of the Arizona Statehood State-hood Association,) may he taken as t signal that the Mormon ecclesiastical "push" have determined to vo,to their Arizona electors In favor of Statehood. The President reminds the Arlzonans 01 "the great privileges and responsibilities responsibili-ties of full American citizenship," which (especially the privileges) the eccleslasts aro so strong In Imposing upon their people. When vn romcmbci that the Mormon hierarchy Is constant, persistent, and fervent In public and In 'private, in .Its claim of special alli- anco with and favor from President Roosevelt, the significance or his letter, let-ter, from the church standpoint, an easily he seen. It Is beginning lo In. apparent, even thus early In the campaign, cam-paign, that the' Mormon vote of Arizona Ari-zona will he cast for Statehood, mulct the direction of the church headquarters headquar-ters In this city, which will sen undev lho shield of Statehood, an opportunity for the brethren In Arizona- lo "live their religion" without molestation 01 even the hint of prosecution, as they do In Utah. Early in the gamo of this proposed separate vote In Now Mexico and Arizona Ari-zona on the question of tholr comlu;. into the Union as a. Joint State. The Tribune warned the leaders of the separate sep-arate Statehood movement 1n Arizona of tho danger of this move by the hierarchy of Utah. Those leaders Avero confident that Arizona would vote with practical unanimity against John Statehood. No doubt their dlagnoBlft of the popular feeling Arizona was correct: cor-rect: h,uJLtliey faije.d .to reckon with-the dirigible" vote, that '""vote which Is controlled con-trolled from Salt Lake, and which Is always controlled In the Interest of the polygamlsts. all other Interests being thrown absolutely Into eclipse. |