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Show ,a. EVENiC,NYAVS..i. TUESDAY:,:',7APRIL ;',DESERET:: ------ - , 't I AR GE -1- cfloivos 1 I Ohio ,:otsilml.tabehraatoth: r,,,,b,tawm,xiaribpr.on,0;:it 01111U,ILD' the president shouted at one point in! his Lowell Admits. "'ondemn me If you silL" be aid In I eonclusion. -- but condemn Ims by other! ----".-7- .witnesses than Theadore Roosevelt was a man of straw. but I hae been a man of straw long enough., every Ag. ainst Many Stirgical Op. man who, has blood in bin body and r,,, Mrs. Bethune How who has been mierepresented as I have Ierations. been, to forced to fight I appeal tit and Mrs. Moore Escaped. fly friends in Massachusetts. who I Massachusetts Towns Every. think helicse in a square deal." In the first hwic dozen speeches today the tiresident did litOt inIttkIn where Gave President Sikeston, Mo."For seven years !sufRoosevelt by name, although he fnieve Odor. I was in bed for four fered lowett cintetsover the path his Warm Welcome. or five days at a time , the atilt(' priedeeessoeiniatio through ; every mouth, and so r Saturday end today. As ha care nearer and nearer to the weak I could hardly enlOTIOVIO uvotstopa. however. the prOf walk. I cramped and sIR liOnt to armed his and ANSWERED COL ROOSEVELT up subject had backache and TA ealed the colonel tittle 111.101' ; headache, and was 1TP waa not as bitter as In his Springso nervous and weak field and Boston addresses last week. hut continued to tell the crowds what that I dreaded to see ' ' Garbles His Words and Does ha thought of some at his opponent anyone or have any- chargea. one move in the room. ,,, 1 Not Give Him (Taft) a CROWDS tlIEERVD PRESIDENT. I The doctors gave me 7 'f ' , medici ne to ease me The erowdo we: large and they Square DeaL chi.entA enough to warm the heart. of .or3e times, up said that I ought to the Taft managers. have an operation. I would not listen to Practically every town the president of my husband la a manufacturing center and that, and when a friend visited President Suggested Amendment to in man,' Places the mills ware elosed. told him about Lydia E. Pinkham's Vet, the schools had declared partial holi- etable Compound and what it bad don. Constitution irdmititig Prt days and every preparation had been for his wife, I was willing to take It tint Odle, to One Term. made to weletnuft the natio:Ca chief.. - Now I look the picture othelett ergo frequent- - SenretSPlitterruotioaa do my own housework, " Iy, when Mr Taft asked if he had been like it, too, 'can hoe my garden, and milk a cow. I CIA a 0.61, given ofplitr. Boston, April 29.Presideet Taft end"No," yelled someone In almost ever? entertain company and enjoy them. I ed a company) through east- audience. aus visit when I choose, and Walk as fat At Lawrence st, girl. Annie Rushforth. ern Massachusetts tonight. Prom the as any ordinary woman, any day in the the with a of presented bunch president , time he began his at Rowers from month. I wish I could talk to every the were who in gide Attleboro. with a talk on the tariff.untli 'Washington at the time the l'Aiwrelice suffering WOMAN and rs. DENA he made his last address at Ileirowe fitrilters appeared before the house in- DEMME" Mo. Santo; 'and asked for 'a "square deal.;the vestigating committee. Murrayville, IlL-- -" I have taken Ly "Please to Mra. Taft," said president spurred his husky yoke Into the little give them dis E. Pinkham's regetable Compound bow-"- I with a maid, strenuous action. certainly with" said the president for very bad cue of female trouble Mr. Taft's hurt long address was sit as he turned them over hy one of hla and It made me a well woman. My 'Lowell to an audience that packed tho party to take back to hie car. health wan all broken down, the doctors The new sounded a president note pera at was Muse. fto atiger the crowd Haverhill in t said I must have an operation, and I was replying to Mr. Roosevelt's ' to gain admittance that seteral mem- charge that he same out against Sena- ready to go to the hospital, but dreaded it hers of the president's party could not tor Lorimer of Illinois only after he so that I began taking your Compound. t. 4 In until long after he started to was defeated in the primaries in that I got along so well that I gave up the state. doctors and was saved from the opera. ' 'Peek. "My letter to Mr. Roosevelt about him Cumuza Moots, - R. R. When he came. to talk about the Lorimer was written a year before I tke." ! bosses , and Mr. Rooseveira charges. knew that the colonel's hat wax In the Mo. 3, Murrayville, ring at all." some one In the gallery shouted:' "Take (Votes) it out of the "He's al!sr." "I say that Mr. Rooseveltring." bad no penile a government of the people. but that isn't In vocatuilan,." it,IIndet,estigiitireitmsestausets sobs. Mot. opeakintintaktly. It Vitali waw ment of the people. for the people by a to the Lorimer case. the same fepresent Me in that regard." r referring man evidently repeated his cry after a representative part of the people. and PRESIDENT AND PEOPLE. In the context of what I said. I showed manilla of Col. Roosevelt's name. Por most the Mr. Taft's epeeches what I meant by part said this Is a "He's a liar." he shouted. Arerwmuchwilite.--Hero- .in 1;ort, $2 a government of MI the people because It CALL NAMES' typical one. deLvaredin Brockton: to all of women and belongs has i'It isI said that 1 distruat the people. children.. But when you come to the popular governmant. expression. government by the people. taught me the velue of words. said Mr. that mattdistrust who says so is talking that Meilna a government of those who Taft. "One of the most unsafe things Any hie hat. Every fibre in my control the government. and who are to do is to go farther than to show the through facts. I appreciate the support of my body is instinctive with love of popular they but the voting part of the people' overnment. I got it from my father They are the adult males. and they '. distinguished and enthusiastic friend. my grandfather. It was put into are taken as a representative part of all - but I must decline to adopt his vo- and me in such a way that it could not be the people. Is there any doubt about , cabulary." out me taken of with After &attiring that be was sorry It dynamite. To be that fact? I was showing It for the was necessary tor him to mingle in a represented as an aristocrat. to be rep- purpose of pointing out that it was ., necessary to protect the rights of the :!, political struggle. he suggested an resented as an oligarch. hurts. 71 said In my Toledo speech. In pointpert who make , amendment if the Conatitution,so that of all the people; that it was abould serve sis or seven Ing out tho Decemity for constitutional to have constitutional reand be ineligible for years governmant, that this was in a general necessary strictions on the voting part to prevent them frdits making unjust aggressions on thenon-votin- g part of the people. That le our theory of government. A MR. 1100S4VELT1I METHOD. "No what does my opponent do? He takes this One sentence. that this is a government of the people for the people. by representativirpliTrOttlin peotr,r: ple and be soya this: r.!;Tf I tell Distrusted the - This book tells about the you? the' swig people? That means. a government by history of Pioneer Roofing; the differ- a reprelentative port; it means a gov- es .steights,-gradernment by the few; it means a govand finish es ernment by sh oligarchy; it means a the class of buildings each par-It Pit CitiONS! government by aristocrocy. by an artsis intended f grade to telt SAYING tocracy of bowies find special priviillestrated tot direction laying Psadt Po teem.' I want to ask you if you think r.-- : a a., a ' wadi Whet :aforinstissi et that is on the level? Do you think it WMemo le prospective twildars. is a square deal? And as president of mo ow ob.". 4 an oft ni theVnited fitates, am I not entitled to ::;:n tZ 8W d teal. wash' d bawl 1111111011411 4 the square deal as the humblest citi- 1 &Ws Lew& ...,...-.- . SIPCO. 111. aln I to hava my language , PAPER CO. construed as any man would construe awe :e.61:9;i1 01 117 LOS MMUS in it. cotinection with the rest of ad it a. el Moen. 4 my 'speech? i row u. ols Cab. "Row it is said that all the bosses are supporting me and all the bosses are against Mr. Roosevelt.. That depends , what the definition of bosses It Lantbert Paper Co., Salt Lake, Distributors of Pioneer Roofing. upon If every man who is in politics and is in his favor is a leader, then all the - bosses are for me and all the leaders are for him. But that definition does not go beyond the stump upon 'which Theodore Itoosevett stands. Now. Mr. Roosevelt and I were very alike In buman nature. 'When people come to us end tender their political support that will help us to be elected to office, they 111,94;:11. don't go about and pass a; civil pervice esaminetion, or bring a certificate from the Young Men's Christian association, or from a chureh. "We are glad to get all the support we can and that is entirely honorable. provided we do not make any condi. Bons with reference to our future conNo-Lust- re duct of our office that ball interfere with our discharge of these duties In Rh the highest requireaccordance ment of the people. "Mr. Roosevelt slays that all oll are thugs end robbers and that are taking all the delegates they way from him. Of course I cannot BE pRoTEcTED C 'I so ' -- -- 1 taloa ' ,:.'36.-- 1912 ' reports of the proceeding' of the committee of the Unfted Stators senate? The president of the board of trade Is tak; Ins trot to obtain on authoritative report of the proceedings in rase It may be of use hero. No complaints have been rebeelved by, the secretary of elate for forelirn entre of danger le Brittsh "In da, at theether end of the tate. At. intervatis ola his ;outlier across the' state the colonel tr'tvti teleV001cl TITUS 111P1111'..,-::reports of the vrectr ns opesch and In the letter Part the day he en. tered upon a iong d..tatteto debate by Up iii THE C.OLITIONS s to Mr. 14, statements.' retorting Cot. Reeecoell t,t the preolidont hid asesrted snot p,- see Unto' Del rises hatred, This col Ittiesevelt de--1 - London', April 290rreachl Dyke Ark tiled. "The bilk the' I wit stirring up, land, parliamentary under secretary of be' (..'lene. hotrod is ,iirr.t.it nonsettm.' wwistred. la this Immo connection be state tor foreign affairs, un behalf ot ' it stool hatretzt41.72:04,L7te:i nc.. On the other underritabla that British wish to return to their toutjecta :C.:he put to Inconvenience brumes lir awned tor an unreasonable edit-t'commtmtcatiek has time. dreamed to the United ut statta,04 , c.f..; Parsons. Meet and Tenni.: nt tha It Ward Drug Co.., cant', write.: 'We have soldpalmoun4 and recommended Toloys Hon" anti tar for rears a today rebulied mem. ttf eunittions who hays been- prone to accept as gospel the garbled form In which some ot the Compound Ws bells it to bo ono of the most efficient questions by Menator smith during the outs on the Market. etattain(expocret., senatornd inquiry into the rritenio dis;-ate, nor narcotrs It ran be,- miler hare been published her.. Uneumfortoble vHF litTlIW II Enough, etoval Replying to questions regarding lb. taIn view of the feet that there has frealit to this 1r llecoutent nq 'Men considerable loss ot American as remedy can be taken to relieve a caw Titania, Mr, Arkland ver7 utly. feel" 'e it has no natiseatIng results soO industrial A ,Iti with pn11tkJ fee-t"May I suggent Ow- - it is tendesirt well as British life. It is not unreas- aa not Interfere, vritht digaartato... conditions." able to make any More references to onable that the AlMetiella authorities does Col. Roosevelt mad,- It clear that be the Imperfect end potteibly Inatteuratoti should bold an inquiry with the view of Schramm Johnson Drug of cam. his did not believe the r It talent 'hinged epee th- out...7ton of tomcorrnees primaries. "Mind Yoli."'he sot I. "I believe we 0 cen win this fight stt,ttlit Massachusetts. But I dd not wen, 'Massachusetts .11, to lag behind.' I want It to be in the lead in the fight." ritestiold NVItit addreen in up, bis in Jaitiativlywita. tie movie campaign 9 MATN ON ST CLIEROUS from Ilooton 20 speech. going ,iiimotHEIHOUSEMZQUAU1-71YNORT3 Ltm.1 through towns along the north, shore CVDIT SERVIG.do to Lawrence- anti Lowell. and then acroes the northern part of the state -7".".., OZ&ANO 4411104til 11:0111111MEMS R WM DIMWIT FOR 112511. 0011114,42114, PER IVE113sncountsred to the Hatiothire hille. OR CRUM of northern Alte Vile emrirstorfri Massachusetts and a deoenctir of rein said: . the foreign The eommittZe has statutory pow4 ere to Summon Witnesese said DO trealr CODVIDUOD required to giro the United litateejurbedictiott over British subjects while .they .are on United States territory. The 'position appears to be that the senate eammittee ; is within Its rights In holding the inquiry and requiring the attendance of wi- secumeonsidethilltgasawhaetyl , "If Mr.'' Taft's po'). of daltitit instmodeecsoce decision tend in the Treed-doin- g the croted boas im permitteand the crooked fm d-to continue ther .111 reallY grow oolintry. There up clam 'hatred in bet's Ot offlee- - the - hoop it, , -- tit (04 ,Later hy large-Crow- points. jun y Stiddcyls Spring ShowhIg Furniture Handcraft furniterogharanaetid fat Mer. ' COWING speech-making . WW1 ftrttottt the principo) st d" ra , . , than a lifatima--11the deatilatits of 'Amsrican" period 'Vitamins. gracefullornitilite. the Mickleystake their motifs from original and hereditary imputaeo--aitainidevoted to is the display ot main Soar Our now in handcraft Illegree'of individuality entirely accomplishment Sticklers Handcraft Surnitura Inspection invited. Convanient terms attreeabli estanded.of Handcraft ifurniture. Sticklera-A'diatinctl- MADE WARDEN OF NEVADA PENITENTIARY y 1 n; girL--M- -- --o- Carson City. INev., April warden of the Mato penitentiary by the state board of prison directors today. to suc(end RAY Baker. Trines1 by the board. Gov. Oddie and Secy. of State Brodigan votod for Cowing. obits Atty. Gen. Baker voted to retain his brother in office. Baker's removal was brought about by charges filed by Gov. Oddle . whkb, wers beard bY the Prison hoard 'evens! weeks ago. Cowing le a Democrat and Baker is a Republican. W. 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I.t.c11,004,,,, - .i.t.1).:--...,P(- 4.....,1-- 4 ooti dence 'has been brought to me of any fraud that would hold for a moment In any court in chrietendom. I can tell you though that there is some very aohetantial evidence that the n on the other aide has been carried on Ivith the dellherato Intro- don of stirring-uthe belief that everything in our favor was fradulent and everything in their favor was per. '4 1.k 074F ! cant-pate- .L , , - cheap. - , feetlyneto. "NolYetr - friendt this happened 111 Indianapolis. We beat them In, the The primaries in that city. poll' 4 o'clock. At 2 o'clock there opened appeared on the streets in the after. noon newmpapers a formal protest by the Ronoevelt committee that frauds. hese, comprehensive fraud.. had been oommitted in the primfulee and until. 4 o'clocki--- they did not "Give me a opiate deal it "VII to rond,emn me. I am s good enOttell loser to Vend IL" --- Every box a has 20 packag- es' his Every -.Every- stick purifies- breath preserves teethsharpens stplietiti aids digestion. ' - 1 , - . t . , - ., ., , 4 ,, ,- -, -- - : , ROOSFWELT WINDS UV' MS ' '''. ', 31ASSACHINETTS CAMPAIGN t .. y.,,,,..,..-- .0. , , Pittsfield. Motes.. April If Yon vote for Mr- Taft you Vote for 'hr.. IS men. mold ola. Roosevelt hero'Ittnigbi fter referring to Senators i Lorimer. Penrose. ontiffigetr And Gualtenholint. Me said that the Prolltd4Pin 'had Prlie- - i ticolly nothtng In his rampaign baek Or hiin . outside of twit or three states, ....... went the support .ho received from thaw men, "and 'their like, and from '4 tho great 'Master special interests trtitch Mend,. behind those Amines." "1 'Col: 'Itooltevolt devoted Part of his speech to si reply to large Dui thing" ', .. president 'Pelt had been siring during ,. ,.,,A..,A , ' ' - a f . , II :. - . k - t; , , Ilittall 0 6 , ,....... . a. 1.1 - , : ook for the li A,I Zj t-IF- 4 'fiivcr tizts 1 Awd - - -'' .04 - 1 ,. N - , . It costs' little by the package '' but Ies3 by die Box , 21.--"- - - q ' fs.- -: ,, on - ROCKER REamrplua CHAIR $41 le Mickley Morris Chair: quarterwd Sec May liaadarait Ratkar. oa illustrated. guartated oak, fumed finish; lomat cushions; upholstered la petals brows ilpasish oak. tumad finish: 00fing mat. utthotatate4tta-bado4-$89- 5 leather: extra teaulas brows Oyes-fa- ll design) toSTII$3-!Pathn' apecia! value; this au torma eaty terms - exult tilior, I t . " ' III - fa) jillf..1'.pf v. 'Oft 'Ill" 00, .1" RECLINING $19,711 attekley Moriii Chair. fumed fin- ish. in quartored oak; loess cushions at Iranian Spanish hremelarnts end massiv. denign; special. on asp terms 'it PrNik)0,744i,o . 1"11 whakInliJitiliteera,stealLss 1"eOuntry. All I can say le that no evi- - -- '. .. ..., , to wall paper Eii1y and E31116:9 t , . week S&LS ' Trains 7:45 and ..g , With -- modal '' ' Beautify Your Walls as IVO aft;- '' ...11 FINISHES Hard Myi. ekt foA:sia. fl7Cf. STAVD 17.66 value, beet quartarod oak, tonsed..-za.- mount: massive dempo: buHi notho dower pot eikonot -- .... inaMos because sanitary. 58.50 - , PPciR1 U , Retail Cierks,'Itall:Tkaltate am Far preferable apaniak sole laathor immtin to It. Cotnsion week" frown Nov. mittees will be organized in the 1600 Americnn cities having population of 2.500 or more, these committees to beoome reaponsible for the cant. psgn in nearby towns and et PAINTS IX- -Fifty and religious etirrent social prob. toms fully-a- nd frankly to the peoStates. Vatted of the ple Ts money has been appropriated by the home misalons council. coMpoeed of the IT general boards engaged in national home mission work snd the council of women for horne missions. Which has nine constituent women's boards . be. (tonal in their scope. These organigallons .repreeent practically the entire protestant home mission forces. of Americo. Th campaign is to to under the direction of - the Rev. Charles Maize of the bureau of social service of the Presbyterian church; Tb. campaign will be started early In the fall. outminating irt""homti mis- gONNG1 (fel AOKI .offog - - to-- DAVENPORT SETTIA This ittell Stickler Handcraft Davenport or ffiatilt; boot quartifred oak rich ant fumed finish; spring float; upholstered with genuine Spanish leather to attach; curries all tht refinement tad olosanot inet,70airlaiwowthat.ititalkletewonetits desire to Grotto; and the price this KIS Chair or Rocket, quartarot oak ; tRtniA klienkmurotincil-in-order-to-prese- Itcut ooe U ordwPie. Puo swore co kitOr, SIITINO ROOM CHAIR AND worth of 110WPV&VOT advertleing space Is to be purchased nett fall by the AmericanMoms s, 'GNJ 1.041,..0 Ito fed .. V - - t bi 111111 MISSIONS COUNCIL WORK - non-voti- t ') ' " n. , p.,,,c AMERICAN HOME. ,'t - I loNdr3 495 , IAwn 1 ItI 0 Each , ed a...M., t .1ftimoma - ?v |