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Show The first thing to be done is to write a Tribune Want Ad, telling just what you want and your qualifications. The wants will do the rest. & "Sunripe" Makes Healthy, Happy Families Just what every family needs big, plump, Sunripe Kollecl Oats. The rich, natural flavor wins the boys, who, '"before "Sunripe" tempted them, had to be coaxed to eat cereals. There's health and enjoyment in each dish of Tlie pick of tlm Rocky Mountain Oats the finest grown anywhere is seleeted for this newest of America's breakfast foods. The stron.s. sanitary cartons in Jg- ""-SS which Sunripe Kolled Oats are .vv TN protected, may be used for jWfo. .v' , keeping oilier foods in, which Svfe''Sa are not, as tlioi-oiiRlily protected v'llirnfoS ISil from dust, dirt and other con- b Mifig lamination, as "Sunripe" Prod- .fflmtvvT..ttg nets are. i?-. A refreshing:, xtrenjithcniiig I drink for these cool moniinsrs :.':.:: ' j and eveninas is .Sunripe Koffe- i et-tho grain beverage. . f jiJuJ Piping hot prahani penis po r ROLLED OATS I Sun,-,pe Oraham lour. SiiCiBEAiTODt UTAH CEREAL FOOD CO. ""4 ' Ogden, Utah. -sI'-". ' ; Tlxey Let Him ; Sleep Soundly "Since taking Foley Kidney Pills I believe 1 am entirely cured and I sleep soundly all night." H. T. 1 Stravnge. Take two of Foley Kidny Pills with a glass of pure water after each meal and at bedtime. A quick, and easy way to put a stop to your getting get-ting up time after time during the night. Foley Kidney Pills also stop pain In back and sides, headaches, stomach stom-ach troubles, disturbed heart action, stiff and aching joints, and rheumatic pains due to kidney and bladder ailments. ail-ments. Gainesville. Ga Tt. "R. No. 3. Mr. H- T. Straynge says: "For ten years I've been unable to sleep alt night without getting up. Sometimes only a few minutes after going to bed I'd i have to get up, and I tried everything I heard of for the trouble. L.st year I tried Foley Kidney Pills and after I taking one bottle I believe I am en- ; tirely cured and I sleep soundly all j night." I ScPramm-Johnson, rrugs. "The Never-Subslitutors." Never-Subslitutors." Five (;".) Good Stores. Adv.) , ; THE SUPREME ARGUMENT THE REPUBLICAN STATE .....7....r .. COMMITTEE DISTRIB- ' ' Vv,' 'i t UTES CARICATURE IN ' , V GUISE OF PORTRAIT OF i: : W,:,4 SIMON BAMBERGER IN t , . -J.',.,. " ORDER TO AROUSE RA- K" . '"t-O , ,. CIAL AND CREED ANTAG- , - , ' : j ONISM AGAINST HIM FOR I ' , ftVv-l THE BENEFIT OF nephi V V V--.- I ' L. MORRIS. I -J 1 34A X ; - " ' L'.,,.,,, ;,, , , v I : u MMnir',, !..,. The Caricature circulated as a real ! Simon Bamberger-the actual photo- photograph by the Republican Stat j graph from which the fake was made. lO I DC rCODlC Ol Ut3ll Committee. Having been a neighbor of Simon Bauiber-. very many tangible evidences ol: bis friendship ger for more than thirty years, during which I for all of its people of every creed, have observed closely his life, I feel that I would I donot believe the people of Utah will pro-he pro-he failing in my duty as a citizen if I did not pub- scribe Mr. Bamberger because ho belongs to the liclv resent the insult contained in the vicious and persecuted race of ancient times. This creed libelous circular issued bv the Republican State objection is the culmination of the Republican Committee for the purpose of injuring Mr. Bam- jampaign the supposedly insuperable objection S berger's candidacy. In this circular Mr. Bam- ni" berger is grossly caricatured, though the carica- I have known Mr. Bamberger for many years, t ure is put out as an actual portrait, ' He is a good neighbor, a good citizen in the' high- The evident attempt of this vile caricature ? best sense As a business man he ranks is to call attention to the fact that Mr. Bamber- he h ,m the, stat,1', J1 18 '7n-uptiblv . ger is a Jew, and because of this fact to arouse Kcst' and 1 k,10W he) ''fT 0Ut to tll(' last religious and racial prejudice against him. ' lelter evcr P' ot his platform. Mr. Bamberger is a Jew, but he is first of Ience; 1 aeal to -l'011 a,n,"j to evervone who . all an American citizen and is incapable of stoop- Vants Z00? government to rebuke the ying libels ing so low as to attempt to inject a religious ques- that ar beillS circulated, and ' to vote tor this tion into a political campaign. . irifn; :vho arjs what h,! ho will do ; what he says. "When the people of Utah needed a sincere friend, Simon Bamberger was just that. In his P. W. MADSEN, President. long residence in Utah Mr. Bamberger has given Western Loan & Building Co. Children Cry FOR FtETCHER'S G A 3 T O R 8 A- Slate vonr ofFcrinir or your requirement require-ment accurately and concisedly in a lit-tJe lit-tJe Tribune Want Ad it will pay. ft M;tl.e a Jist nf tilings that have ?r-cumulated ?r-cumulated in the attic and run it in The Tribune Want Columns and you tviN sell tiiem in no time. i Duv.-ill always docs j" .0od work liars line m workmen personally 1 supervises every job; m(jS? V 1 insists on things be- fc'k pr ing well done and is reasonable in , his F A W. A. BUVALL, f 'l 122 East Broadway f S Opposite Ar.erbach's T J WaS3tch 3154. k yMC " M The Dime MW This Friend M Road to pp Always Works dependence for You '9-- Yonr BANK A'.'f'OUXT, t0- howc'cr Pin.-ili. works aBKfl-:-"" niht nnd day for you. When s ielyii ess and mist or t tine come, it you r first aid. When 4 he il evening" of life, approaches, it is by your side to administer to your wan t 1 i: wm haven't a bank account, save a dime a d;iy. -. one of our dime pocket banks. Then deposit your saiiis in this bank .'it 4 per cent intercut. "The Bank With a Personality" MERCHANTS BANK Capital, $250,000. Member of Salt Lake Clearing House. JOHN PINGREE, Prealdent. O. P. SOULE, Vice Pres. MORONI HEINER, Vice Prei. RADCLIFFE Q. CANNON, L. J. HAYS, Assistant Cashiers. yCorner Main and Third South, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.y |