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LATI'0111,1 I 44, foe, IIADICAL 11111 its dentist preference primary and directs to bo natio:mak rather than It AM the national committee to provide furl meleottoms et primaries of members el The maintenance of a tbe national tottemitlea single presidential term with the premodern tnade rnennel also is inserted-- ravont national aid regarding Yu"' is favored. ineligible to ItEPVfiLeTCAN ADDLINIsTitATtoN, tiPlits declaration of the Platform fi fparty's 1601 to rights of labor The Republican administration is and Pledges the party to on mobYear attacked On the charge et extravagant rotnNvotation law. in Connive with a democratic form or PUBLIC LANDS POLICY. governoSentee The Aldrktlf bill passed by the Inoue. is, ',ores tha unneetteeary withdrawal commission tomes in for of te.o1,The 1).mm:retie party is woo Ann isnd tends to retard deeer brings reprosich upon POIK7 pledged to tho enactment of alaw for ,r that reservations ,,,n..rvation; doXMAS of KOVertIMent 11111de by vOnbe limited to purposes which tpetitive bidding in nate or national il;tY to favors broadservo; Purport to. discrimination without as to banks. et,t in administering land cality. ol,,16 Ned t',west reperins act Per' says The party is pledged to enuct iiictiestead entrieu within tbel aimed to provide some effectic. Pal elm) forest should not be nullified means of controlling the Misemslida Illar roirulatUelal; liver in order to prevent the tievasta or tnmed!Ate to mak( tion of the valleY by flood,. This iletslell aH sateltuard-- 1 regarded as a national. rather than a 1,1r 0' livem ofoslminers. ' state problem. etteourageinent of nitrtruiturs A system of rural credits is favor, d ;API !evs!stion to oppress gambling in and an investigation of the agricultural ---pres1netn;,1credit societies in Europe to find a agneultnrat lisbees in fostering growth ofen-at suitable system is recommended. tro.relia nt marine and times sPeodY The platform reaffirms the pat-tartotent fir laws tor greater security devotion to the principles of Jeffcisciti yr life and property at sea. and felicitates the Democratic cOngreas Reaffirms previous declarations reen Ito record ot achievements. r'Irltos plaro food and public health, The dompnent is the result or Fa.,ora reorganization of the civil It is hours' work by a, committee. and Rays laws should be honestmost entirely new, although the rocom- svlin ty an' ril4iy enforeell. mendations of New York were followed ll,":mmends law reform lagislation. In many particulars. 11,,,Ifflecot against "policy ot FromBrat ta last.tils resolution cum, )1neerattant position and cnioniat esploitatiew" 111 mittsweirglialiberationgwera character-hied woromes Arizona and New Mexico by the utmost harmony. The unanimous demand was for pronounced mAtnrhood of states, declarstions fn favor of "progrenoce" Demands for Alaska full enjoyment line and the 'lit. the only policies along rIgnitt abd privileges of territorial forences arose over the best method of t'orn 14 government. expressing this tendency. TREATY WITIli RUSSIA. PLATFORM ADVANCED. Ref Pro! to Ruoran treaty and renown The result is a platform of gon- 1,iPdaP to proven's, -- oacred rights at rteie. although American citizrinbip at borne and orally "advanced" many of them are less radicel than tht alred.d." try lut Views Are Advanced T1A, of Not So Advanced IAA as Many in I tog m HARMONIOUS DELIBERATIONS minden-intakes- . - d . , , 1 OLIO Ad1141. LJA ' ' liL11INJ4-1,101A-- 7 SATURDAY .117XE: 29 191'2 N WS ' 1E17, 1101ITE. PROPOSES 11 I Retro? 'Will Sibinit'l nuboituto for Itstertion Road. I i Commi.440,ter , it, Norton and Cora () lia)-- i RY tneaus of a now route Otto tha den, both of Hostel ' Harold Brown and Zlita.i Durk...! heart uf the ( By. C000ntasioner th,tritelt 4r4;3jk NV,iittieVa both of Witt Loks,.. the'', it Keyser believes Ito has alith-o)1utr4'' B1. V. Buchanan. ut of hauling freight hito Suit tiot)', , its, the Mothildn No.wor,. !aIrv-le,,o, County, turban ,o t,s !ra, road it to btottnred i p lan Ray, G. Dots,1( and Dors M,ti rei,,,imi the object tOna Of the nwidento ,'' of Son Data; William E, Jones. Salt lAii,. .inl h4 'First West street. who have been i,,p1.,...41 t. the interurban line onming Ada Johnston. Garland. i , Morton K. Chenteman or.t v.r. s. I into the city over that street. Tho mat- -- i June 30th, 1912. Ill be Prenented before the.oinnT'f zdwabib, bath of Salt Liiii nr,sslon for consideration. Cream of Tomato Soup. and VW, I, Moron s,tomb Itophut of the eomtnienionor itt to I.el-.Sapron, both of, Salt Groton .inA,e the compatie build its line from Onions. Sweet Pickle. Itme Olives Radishes r.oi,-0. 1.1Mandmsopyht rokeyno x. 1,.1, ,,,'. city limits up First 'West i tiotaboll MOtift Mtn Trout, Melted New rrid Potatoes Butter Sreamed ,Llt,-I street. 1. to South l Sixth thent'e; Itos,.t Prime Ribs of Beef all Jus and New Potatoes. Thomas H. Littlorn I'L,e ' ''' ';''' Toro va.t to VVt'M Temple, and run N"'ll )..'" '', t.,0 Th'. ATI, on that etreet to Soutti: Breaded Veal Cutlet and NewPotatooe and Mary S. CamPhell. 111'4 '''" T,,,.:,,i,: Then Daniel P. 0 ihe tine le to turn veto (.Woken Patti. Green Peas and Now Potatoes or y, both of Solt Lake. 11 seemut West Ofrerit that i,00 E', , If ,.k?-- ! and eaet ttoutb th juld..tbenes Johnson sit '.,, 'Ephraim Steaks . ,orineilion with the Matti 1410 $it Seal. both of Solt Lake Porterhouse. T. Bone and iumot. Watson and 'Liz,' Vi,IPotois,11--,r.Ralph Salt Second lAke. Chili Con Came ity takinx the tine down both of Chicken Tamales Loonord Mackay. Taviorsi,l'.0. ,,r' t Vt,,,tot st reet, tho htir warehouse district Now Potatoes With Fresh Green Peas in Cream or simrveit. Ilurrs, Mr. Atwooll, Will tbo City believes be Wilma A. Freon asparagus An Toast 4!harles L. Joy and Neill,. F.,trt.,, KO, ,er. and the objections of tile resi- !dente on tint Wiest street vein be, re- both of Aaeries" rork.lend Salad ChIchn . Phrimp Salad Mareuertf,ei ,,,,,L, Newel K. Whitney ot $alt Lake co,. Combination Potato Salad Without', J. Re Yrioldz. Newho,an". and A SUCCESS. Slicoot Tomatoes, Lettaee, Sneed Cucumbers Gemovieve Wade, Salt Lake ctio. and Lillian livid. Arthur fL. 1Park Laks Cakem Afisorted cit. Pleo Salt Ley buth-oPitot Clitissois 'arid Ilorrrifea munK, A. Van Illa, Strawberry. Crimes late and Tot! Frutit' Ire 'Creams New nilkItt nano DemonstratM Of Salt both age', art.! Moore. Manhatta Orange, Pineapple,. Grape and Mixed Sherbets t John L. Buffalo. Edith V. Cornell, Perkins betweow PO arid TOO Pro On attended WAttlia, kiid , f9trawborry Romeo preserves Percival Raspberry Pregerres'' rridaY evening's "Virtunio", recital in City, Loulee Pratt, Salt Lake Annie teed Iced Water and a Melon, Holman, Cantaloupe. the First Congregational churrh the Cantaloup It Mode. Fresh Rasp. Thomas N. Bleak berries and cream. Fresh Strawberries and erearn. Poaches and both of Salt !Aka City, awl occoution of the concert betng the drat anet Stockton, Morgan. Thomas public exhibition of the latest develop-- I American or Roquefort Cheese with Cracker Swim, lenported Elisabeth Is Moser, Salt Lake city, Med:UMW rucnt in tn. player piane Milk. Tea and tOffee William M. Bush. Cheyenne, and May The inntrurnent tiot or was in tho expert !Woolly. Los Angeles. who bands of Bretton. t4 it. both Mande Ault, dinner ro,wy Sunday. Splendid Favook peroviti-por- t playedeltwfatte plaamenwelentimiertente u ral deli very. of Cedar Valley. for the antidote with the regular Retrigator cooled dining rtmm.' William H. Post and Beatrim Polder, Favors encouragetnent as can be rolle. Owing UP the Inability of A la Cart& Cru Wino Psytert Grand junction. of both outposPanama canal properly given Milo ceillet end feted 4'. Conrad C. M1flt1P Hnlfl4y nnd A- tirahamMatthews. to Miss appear. M3rrtlirroggie Mill lnollerr, zast tcominfmde to the Ostia sidoption-S- t C. H. Heide! anda W making it an offense to discrimtireharn. Mr. and Hand Mr. The for aalo against the uniform of the United hOth of Salt loike City. !Alin City. and program aas then given with pleaelne Elmer f,Madaen. Salt gates eneceas, Renown declaration of last platfortts Sarah Eliaararth. PaYaon Armis Park, naMr. tiriffiths showed the new player Louis Offissman and .garding generous' pension policY. admirably adapted to play the piano Refers to the rule of the people and both of $alt Lake City accompaniments of any other henry-- I and Mary S Harry W. Cram ithEl of the voice. and create"l .:,s. City The Country 1,iewThe Democratic party offers Itself non. both of Plait !Akeand 'ora I Mar- glair an imprcaminW Many of the acThiehtler Otente the country as an agency through 'Meets 'acre charming. no- companying Section is the of of spaper both Oria. tin. hieh the complete overthrow arid elthe chimes., and the. re- H. Brown, Oklahoma and from! ticeahie or the new roemarkeide rpution of corruption. fraud and ma!capacity IMO rule in Arnerkan politics can be Golf. Salt ehantam to phrase and interpret scores. Vern Thomas' and Jennie Rms., be,th The .eeted." rIokt.i acquitted themacivca with Late. of Salt The conclusirn of the platform $oya: and worn well received. The re- Hormel L. Pratt and Nort J Sheckell. Icrodit Our platform is one of principles chat wee condurtd by Manaser Lake. t !itch we believe to be essential to our both of Salt Music DaYeea. Jr.. of the Daynea-MeeStephen I.Of Reed an Sylvia StrIng- company, tonal welfare" and Invitee k Salt Lake, both ham. In believe tIon of all citizens who Arthur W. Yeatria. Salt lAtae. and intaining unimpaired the Inetitu- Nora, Pirtata Tayloraville. LOSES BIG DRAFT. Os and traditions, of our nonstrr" t, William L Willoy and Zina W. Lobo, both of Salt 1. H. Chipman, C33 lean Third south Griffith Roberts. Garfield, and Katie NOTED BAND CONING. trtret.. reported to the police this MOTTI Bogget, Hanlon. Herman Hodttriger anal Myr! Dyer, In that while returning lb the city thk inzies1 Organization Log by Kerr both of Salt lake. morning from a busMene trip he Inet IrAnst Mill Creek. and Kotler Will Arrive July L Isaac :Yard. a draft on a Marton honk for 63,400. Mare .T. Munfort South cottonwood. Mondays Whether tt WIRS 'Mt on the tra;tt or on Wilerr Ountav libeler. one of America's Joseph C. Livingston and Iris M. ortreet car. Mr: chipman could not a Lakin. Salt of di both an lson. the Willy,ding bondmaatera. soy The draft la worthless to anyone Ray G. Workman and train Goddard, except Mr: Chipinan, hut he le anxious erland band arrive here Monday. This is one of only 20 cities both of Salt Lake City. anti Louise T. to recover it. ly 1. Don C. Young. Jr.. ,teri by thie musical organization Salt Lek. Clty. its tour of the country. Special uni- Hattwatn, W.bother Hill and Jennle T. Clark, Fred ,ms for this initial visit of the band both Pall Lake of City. the west and southwest have been Mnsi Vfillard Plena, Fountain nished the musicians and the Allred. Spring Irene and Green. Amy ire valued at 222.000, which (continued from page ixteen.) greater monetary value than those City, C. Dangerfield and tlearvieve Albert the United Stater. Marine band. W. Lotto City. of Salt both Hardy. pular and classical music marks the A. es moKinty, Nifty, Tr 1. elm p Randolph Hardy atiti Jeanio Dean Sro. I Pkg Ply Paper A. rl a mon Ifroon lOvtr ,gram to be given here. D. E. Hurley. Tibbs. WIC knity, (Ultimo& 111. both of iffilt lAk City. 1 ea. BILL Is! nsv., r ,erat passenger agent of the Oregon 6 V Cram. Chicago. Vaagle V. and Firing. Ernest Hardy WO ' I Saddle, tnknows, Throns7,,,,,,r1 it o k nown,, Unknown. ,rt Line, announces that the must-r- e 1 . . CO lot 41 !Amon, Ntnnsts. II art nia n, Chicago. will arrive Monday, over that ham, both of Salt Lek etty.anal nett I 1 841. i'mknosnrs Thonstomso (I) Pes. Wood Unknown. Unknown. Ralph Free Quayle and I Rods AItW 4.0 MePhlo. both of Salt Lake City, i,,,,ioiioii I Stove 14P Unknown. Unknown. Thmnpsor John L. Protein., Hudson. and Tillie EXPRESSES APPRECIATION. Prnneir, $alt LAke ettv, 11, 6,11010114r Itrchi on iloni f4tb4Pr with llothIng to show shorthorn or Indication or ownership or prOptirty: Samuel Campbell and Della M. Tata - iron Tlr,k, 14 ' t tnon ,ont.i, won. I akin wok 1 pudic Igattroco, ate); 1 Pal Greible, VAL 1 Pill Or Trawler both 11e1alot of Federated Women Clubs tit; 41.11 Tonk No. Ptoollo 1700. Alt I Shoed Inns ICAO; 1 Grind Stone Woolf,. Ea: Eimer Brom. and Georgie May Omit. :Pip... I Nit 00: I.V.101 Wire ..044 h. L.:0. I t'e. Shafting, MAO, I Bale Mattress Millon 4 Iron Reds. Imo; Gra Riled at Entertatantent. Flora IL IS Is Knowiden, both AO Bait IAke City, Matted narks Co. Vichy Ws,r, It0; r 11c1 fLinkc 1111dc." IWO Bundles "Impact "tonvilit Markod Empty 0 I Ezra T. Robertson. Park City. and re," I Drill atom ): I Po Sheet IreIN P410: 1 Po.-- Tn PVC MAL I kentriall iota", 1V110,1. Blakely. general chairman or Bassi. P. Winkler. St. Joseph. ; ILI I ktort.kalitn. 1 Pine (.Anc"rtions Murin,1 ", Disk F. Rartett. I3.46; I Sit. Carpet Rana -- A 117: I I 1 pal alaraaa 17.T:. 1 1,:clity Trunk, 14.4: 1 Bo. Catatorp. Mortrod 311,1111loY & SolL WA; cimmittees for thd entertainment Lucas W. Howant. Smithfiold, and Vt. no.), 11or I m, MIAP, I Dc, Cereal. SAP. 1 Ca $4 PI: 14.11.-Cana Tub As Tub. Hear: ilkop(Y, Votight, Winder. Inc Bogo' Biennial visitors en route to Ban Irma Kolson, ICA: 1 Wagon Hogs& IL01; I RAIL 4 1) John Bowen anal Alice E Butterfield, gystiTnriegli:kteimott,17.,,41.0tol.irws,7::::g.His7t.koit:Ikseet.i: Iran: I DotBucket nig sad Contest, $tAtal I Oak Palma alai a Park1 tinIwn has received letters from both Plow Shan" $all of liorritnan Gorhanl. president of rtah FedHandless pep, I 1r,r1g 0,4, $4,62, et011149t1 Spring. t4.0O; 1 Door, 114.0k, 1 MM. Dot Lbr.. Albert Foulten anti lona J. Olsen. Te,..1 pi i'Ated Women's clubs. and Mrs. Mcpm,mow..r S.t,,,up tip as CC- - t Coo Sheep Dip. MAC I Ron ilinn4ting TobaCco. 1101, I Sheol hall Hoop, I nat 114All; I 1 Bell Midvale. , !Awn of Houck,. Oct PVC Pc Iron ki": 00; PAOLI t4.40; I Clapper. Pulley. It hon. director of General Federation both Screw Punch. Istle; 1 Rev Mktg tni,e1. 14 olO, cuMtoc, 14.00i; 1 Goo Cylinder, HAI; : Women'a clubs, now Harlow Eldredge Sinccat. Provo and Sluo ren 14 Anett attending the 401. I 11,0ro 14 ok 11..pr -filled with en- Anita Parkinson, Irranklin le,nnial convention. PIP Tbo (Olowtric Ellward Forroctoe: 1 W. W. hiring. 1 Z. Tob I Chaim I Tisk Chair, 2 Pro. W. H. Woodbury anal Hattie D. Lammilasti I WI. Malltric. 1 GI, Ged .11.11t.uck I 1141, Red Rails, 4 Mid Matto I BL N.H. Ode, 1 Ranee Conspittak Witt expressions of appreciaof both Granger, inn for the hospitality extended 11. V. DEARS Assistant Dastral Irinitt Aleut, 1111011111111 by bert, Mable Salt 1441tr ettY, JkITIO i, 144'2. tehs club women and citizens to the Henry C. Parduker and CtIrr""' Beckstead, both of South Jordon, Istingulabed visitors of last week. ... David J. Latemer and Nellie E. Stem. Not only theootticors and directors. ut It who followed, are unanimous. sen, both of PAR Lake City. n saying that the local entertainment Frank G. T. Oviet and Louise EL hest en route, that both of Salt Lake City, ivas hy far the !le Utah V Oillen were the "hest look-mBlanchard Crantroral. Pleasant Grove. best dresse4 . most grachms and and Josephine William". Winder. John Earl Pickett. Gunnison, and La lospitable;" that system was evident in every hand which showed careful. Vent Stevens, Aurora. comfor their William Cunninaham, Buhl. and thoughtful, planning fort and entertainment, and their Margurite Swain. Exeelator. 'raise of ottr city, climate and people. Hyrum R. Clawson and Pearl S. N. rif 'Unbounded. Bailey, both of Salt Lake City. Both Mrs. Graham and Mrs. McRalph Gedbe and Libbito Cushing. Mahon took this opportunity to thank both of Salt Lake City. U. in name of the the )irs. Blakely George M. Tibbetts and Elizabeth B. W. !. and her splendid corps of Galbraith, Mth of livens. PERMANENT CAMPING TILE WYLIE CO3IPANTO uotistants for their untiring efforts J. Crban Allred, Raymond, and Edna .n planning and carrying out the enVernal Bingham. promoter of the "Wylie Way" in Yelhwirstone National Park. tertainment. Anton R. In trot and Vista E. Rom-naMrs, Blakely also wishes to thank announces the opening of its summer office in the Judge Building, both or Salt Lake City. each and every one of the 290 woCharles P. Tucker and Della Sanmen on the several committees and derson,. both of Fairviow. 7,07 Main Street. The twenty-nint- h season, as heretofore, will be especially the chairman of each comlienlainin Ruff and Nettie E. Brown,' mittee whose faithfulness dedicated to serving that constantly increadng number of people ad .co- both of Ta,ylonoille. Mill operation made the undertaki g a sue'. Creek, and Hyrum Loairroorl. emit. nho desire to spice their recreative travel with a real and mass Carrio Bankhead. Murray. Sire, Moore. general federation Ruflis R. Page. Bountiful, and CM saked Mrs. B1akt)9 to secure Ermond, both of Salt Lek City. fortable outing. for her a copy of Ofv gary's and Atesialtder Steele and Ina O. CampMayor Parke address of welcome and bell, both of Salt Lake City. in outline of the official day enterAlbert Martin and Marvel Rashand. tainment as she wishes to have them both of $alt lake eitY. Our traffic from this city has shown remarkable annual incorporated In the 1912 biennial reRobert II. Henderson and ffithlyn B. official as Utah extended the only port gains. This we ascribe to three causes; the superb train service Smith. both er Salt flake City. entertainment en route. CharIca W. MoniiNt. Botm, lind Ruby of the Oregon Short Line; an annual improvement in our camp Nevada. Lee Williams S. Scott and Mary L UTAH ILEPRESENTED. and coaching equipment; and the growing popularity of con. both of Salt lathe City. J. A. ttindlisbach, Lark. and Mary fortabie life. hnv Ghia iPPeer With Runner in irre4IN;...Pill he and ris, Thomponen Baltimore &arraign Parade. McKinney. both of Mountain Home. Mo (11peetal to The News.) Any commendation of the "Wylie Way" is highly appreciated Wilusta I. NVayman. Murral.r and Baltimore. June the big sur- Att.". Wall,t. both of Calder Station. by this management. Illustrated literature. Information or fing parade held here last night. Erne it siitehell and Ada Marion was represented by throb PreitY Smith, both of Salt Lake City. will be supplied on application by telephone or call at the tickets Frank Coon. Plesiaant 'Green. and tints who carried a banner inneribed Office. as follow"; i'"Women Bova VOted alert Georgia Rolfe. Hunter. Wylie B. Edward McClellan and Jelin lien In Utah." ot Salt Lake, The banner bearer" were followed by Womble".E. both Dunne and arms P Clerk irred I floral chariot drawn by four white; both ,,, of LakepolnL IL HAYS, homes. The chariot was tabeled "Utah." and Alynthia, Blaisdell Reuel Stnyner and 'was tweeted by two pretty girls ; both of Mats& In Boman nostume. Phone 619 General Agent bearing shields on Jamea aK Never and Nellie Hawks . which was emblatoned the coat of arms Lake Fait of City. both Walter Sander and Cagrie Frkdson, Similar Roads represented' the 'other ellilreste steles of the Union. The pa- both of Salt lAke City. rade wail a demonstration made by suf- bothisnoliallaRjranklime Ciatin.d h!,t11,11, jui,in' fragists In an effort to influence the Calvin It. Epperson and Ida ?kb, Domeerats to includon suffrage. ninon nor, both Of Slit ItAlte ettx , In their, platform. Opposing intrh s plank la the Woman's AntAltuffralfe t Magna,. Advertiser, should use Om Banal. The toelution' committee' pmbably svipskly saws. Circulation boobs opal" will decide Met the ors:molest plank. t 00,11114ga frank ' t. Olt " .,1 Its Sunday Menu. i I 1;11-silt- Former Years. ..1t11; EVENING 'DESERET , - i i '4bI : ' ' - - hal Every Subject Under Discussion 11 List four Years ik r held ,If par tftl dinx Covered. ft ' Tartff is )fade flfrf isssepsessH Taft Dentieseett-Int,,SetelTariff Rill. 4that 4erdh. t' es Joel hay-- on d, tury, n SS Nat, he Democratic Sleltimora, June platform, containing about tom words,1 seas cornpikted tonight. The nature of: the. planks was given out by members of the committee on resolutions the exact text will not be made - steetaisatione-ototker subrottted, partyThe document covers every, tiobicet to the convention. of hoportance whIch has been the PU1)- devotaiLic of party discussion in four years pet nunciation of the Republican tariff and None of them is elaborately presented, a declaration for a tariff for revenue but the large numeer of subjects rendocument vigomus. One wait' tariff is de- ders thewas only.' The Repubikan "am long as a clothes line,' -it that welbsal as "the Principal cause of the And another that it "extends from uneven itistribution of wealth." The 'Maine to Cattfornitt." Members of the committee expires blank favors gradual reditetion ?Lod an satisfaction with the plank, immediate downward, revision', of the general and William J. Bryan, who took al of the duties necessaries upon present 'settee part in framing them. predicts'. President Taft a denounced for that it would amuse disapproval co less than a dosen members of the conContong the tariff bill of the last vention. gress and the ,Republican party for Under the new rule the platform "failure to redeem its prombres of 1906 wile not be presented to the conceit, tion until after the nomination of Vic for downward revision." The trust plank favors a vigorous sio- candidates. SUMMARY OP PLATFORM. Mrcentent of the Criminal features of the law and demands ImmoFollowing Is a summary of the plat -, Mate legrisiathin necessary to ouch pd.- form: vat monopolies. Reaffirm. party's devotion to it' principles of Democratic governmer CONSTITITTICSNAL AlL leNDMIDITS as formulated by Jefferson. Tito people are urged to support the TARIFF LEADING ISSUE. constitutional amendments proposed Declares for a teriff for revenue only providing ibr an income tax and the election of Unitsql States senators by denounces the high Republican tar:, direct vote. Ounplete publicity of Eta the principal cause of the ustequa campaign expenditures is demanded. distribution of wealth. rittentien being directed to the alleged Favors immediate downward owlet, oormous slims pent by the candidates of present duties, especially upon Tic contest the for in the recent Republican eicearlies of lira Aim() favors gradu nomination. The policy of the Repub- reduction so as not to Interfere we licans in seeking to enlarge the powers or destroy legitimate industries. nf the federal tovernment is severely flounces President Taft for vetoit criticited on the ground that the states tariff bills of lent Coagrees. shmild not be deprived of their riithta Condemns Republican party "There is, say the platform, no failure to redeem its prOrritIPIR of and nation the won between for revision." downward teiiight tue state. between witieh exploiting tri Takes issue with the tercet can take refuge from both." platform as to the high costRepublic... of The platform declares for a meal contending it is largely due to LC' tariff laws. WOULD IMZPRISION 'raver CRI.:. ,,,,,iflus-ettlittpitin- t pa, otriatt Won. IL ;mart Pt rtioad 11 t tints 'clock qutnt )t ad ary. Utak S. to p Wert ito riot ih Salt Pat r ing to, liesit: eon itt Lake of the School Lake with fit the to the hoof to hoot twount will of th Ftcholl m Coo. , it. anti-tru- ,,,. of all outm LNALS. pot Favors strenuotp enforcement of t, criminal anti-trulaw; domande au additional legislation as may be nv coattail, to crush private menopoi favors stringent prohibition of hol ing companie. , Interlocking director., mock watering, etc. Condemns Republican adminiati, lion for compromising with theettart ard 011 company trust. ErrATE 8 RIGHTS. Denounced an "usurpation" the s' forts of Republicans to deprive 1,.. states of their rights and to entail., powers of the federal government, The weddings of now-ada"There is. says the platform. "n, require gifts that twilight between the nation an In which explottin, are particularly suitable the state interests can take refuge from both,' MVOS people to support propote, to,the needs of the newconstitutional amendments pending It lyweds. various state legislatures, providin of an Income tax and election Whoever heard of a gift for United States senators by direct vot horn Daynes that was of the people. of the dementia not the thing" she As justification the party for publicity of campaigrt wanted? Is directed attention expenditures. the enormous expenditures of mono:, Our showing is now at its In behalf cif the president and prede, in the recent presidential con pest. Come your (moor test." wedding gift problem is rAvoRtn MONS ItENTIAL PH I Il st Hard Thing A rrucT of he nd ear tioeta I offer In rhe ind la if get 1 To Decide Pr'ltio Lert. ys 1,111- - Lt WM- be et of the of the ire al. tathea to rer lust r, a of ,ayatoki L.eft kand ' ktrite I solved $4 ARIES. 16.10t rs, end pipat,at reabute Aatfict of the ito of eacha, ,esTABuSHED ,s I U14owmorr pto 12es MAIN -- reilinga hood mfirm to heell of Rota k at iota at Went, ?st rig up !of es, READflIE THEATRE tiA8AlltiE THEATRICAL NED'S AND ricrtiREs. , !AtiOntit00 Effective now, Mr. Chu P. Margetts le a member of this , firm' Me is one of Your Warmest Friends. on 15 ., Declares for prealdential preferenet primaries. Directs national committee to pro, vide for selection at prhhertes of merit. here of the national committee. Fledges party to enActment or law contributions to prohibiting campaignunreasonable cam. corporations and Palen contributions by individuals. and term ravens, single presidential to remaking Ithesident lection, Felicitates Demorratic congreart on important Its record, lc:numerating au ede-- ! achlevemen guide navy. Denounces IlepublVart administre. Hon on charge of extravagance and de. made return to simplicity and Win omy befitting a Democratic govern. Mimi OF ItAllatt0A,DS. RIIIULATIO"st Favors efficient stipervigion and rate expreee regulation of railroads. telegraph and telephone lines. three commie, and a valuation or the interetate commerce comtitig. oleo lexislation against over. Iby and of stock of those corpora. tions, In connection with a demand"for lawitas ouch a revision of the benking In ease of will give temporary relief IS a danunda4 there financial distress by lion of the Aldrich bill prePared the monetary commiasion. 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