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Show THE PROVO POST" PAGE FOUR I O 3 O THE PROVO POST Z By The r' SUBSCRIPTION iF(T PRICES IN ADVANCE Three months 1 50One month $2 50 HICKS. Editor. N. C. . entered at the, Postoffice of Provo pity as Act of Congress, March second-clas- 4 & 5 & .J ' F 3 41 I1 Day-Celebratio- ,,,...,.75 25 matter according to 3, 1884. Post subscribers are requested to notify this - office promptly whenever the paper is not received. Residence carriers are supposed to notify the subscribers by blowing a whistle upon their arrival with the paper. Please help us to see that this rule is enforced by reporting any" negligence on the part of the carrier. TAFT AND THE TRUSTS. . In delivering the opinion of the United States Circuit UourlLof Appeals, of which he was then a member, in the ease of the government, against the(Tyston Pipe & Steel company, William II. Taft law its first cot npreh en gave, the Sherman, anti-truto the then widely prevalent forms of combination among manufacturers to suppress competition among themselves and tojdioke off ' all outjsidt competition. - . , . That was a ease in which the manufacturers of sewer pipe entered into an agreement among themselves to control the sale of pipe to cities and towns. They chose in a given "case one of their number as the firm. which should put in the only real bid to supply a particular town with the sewer pipe it needed. - Some of the others then put in fictitious bids which did not interfere with the bid of the firm selected to take that particular contract. ,In this wayjtliey suppressed competition, controlled prices and held the various cities and towns of the country at their mercy.. The agreement was clearly in .violation of the Sherman law and so Judge Taft in delivering the Kf the Circuit opinion of the court. Subsequently Court of Appeals was affirmed "by the Supreme Court, and Judge Tafts view of the law was approved. He Has Enforced the Law. What he did in delivering the opinion of the court in that case" Mr. Taft has continued to do ever since whenever it has come within "the" range of his duties. He has enforced the anti-trulawT'lIebe-lieve- s in that law andjts effioacyjo solvejsome of the great commer cial and industrial problems of the da This does not mean that he thinks it is perfect or that it cannot be improved by amendment. But h thinks that the line of progress is in conformity with the purthat enactment, and that the good work which' is in it can poses, best bo brought out by its enforcement. President Taft is not blind to the fact that great economic changes haVe been wrought by the evolution of industry and trade, and that some (If the simple remediesfor economic evils .which were once looked upon with favor are inadequate to meet modern conditions. But he sees no reason why, on that account, the people should surrenderor! The trustsjis creations of modern development with which the government must needs enter into some sort of compromise. ITe stands by the old doctrine that the government is superior" to any commercial ir financial organization. I fe belie v es the people have the requisite power through their government to conform to the 1 a w o r go on t o business. The Ferkins Theory. The Perkins theory, which the Bull Moose candidate has compelled Iiis party to aeceptv proceeds upon the assumption that the trusts are here to stay."' They are like Gulliver among the" Liliputians. The best the people can do is to catch them asleep sometime. anilJiind them with threads In the hope of keeping them in restraint. Mr. Perkins would make a compromise with Socialism, perceiving, the trusts, in which he and his friends are deeply interested, and yet holding them in restraint in ways which would leave them fre to cany on their opnatious. It would amount, practically, to a .suppression of competition while not going all the way over to the Socialistic, state, The evils of Socialism without the benefits' dreamed of bv Socialists are involved in the Perkins plan. Taft No Socialist. President Taft is anything but a Socialist, lie presents no as a substitute for the old' doctrine oF individualism and a compromise with Socialism. Socialist philosophe, i may , say he is wrong, but they can do so only by asserting tliat 4 he extreme views which they entertain are right. They recognize t! at the middle ground which. Mr. Perkins and the Bull Moose are ying to the etfeet of which would he t. save the st ' n n1" - the School (Continued From Page One.) For Presidential Electors Mrs. Margaret Zane Witcher, Salt Lake; Kpk Homer, Utai county; John N. Davis, Uintah county and M. II. Walker, Salt Lake. For Congressman at Large Joseph Ilowell, Logan, ant Jacob Johnson, Spring City. . For Governor William Spry, Salt Lake. . For Justice of. the Supreme Court J. E. Frick, Salt ' Lake . For of David State Ogden, Mattson, Secretary For State" Treasurer Jesse D. Jewkes, Finery county. For State Auditor Lincoln G.Kelly, Millard county. For Attorney General A. It. Barnes, Salt Lake, ior State Superintendent of Publie Instruction A. C. . Nelson, Salt Lake. FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. For District Judge Jacob Evans, Provo; For District Attorney Harvey Guff, Provo. these grounds. I am. grateful to President Jof. Smith for the help lie has rendered us, also to the vice president for all he has done for us. and I have just learned of an old student who has bequeathed to us one twentieth of all his property, amounting to some thousands of dollars. I .am - grateful for-th- is. I hope some day the student body will found an aid fund for the students who are stricken with illness in the midst of their, -- God hi ess this school. It is built on a rock; it will grow, Professor G. R. Johnson renVicdered his popular song, a received and hearty entory seph k. - UTAH COUNTY. Representatives to the State Legislature M. 0.. Packard, Ji Springville.; S. I. Goodwin, Lclii ; Stephen L. Chip- man, American Fork; Louis X. Ellsworth, Payson. ' County Commissioners James II. Gardner, Lehi, four- - . term. -year term; David T. Lewis, SpanishFork, two-ye' " County Clerk C, F. Johnson, Payson. County Assessor Ilyrum R. Christensen, Salem. The Daughter of the Sheriff will be the headliner-a- t the Ellen Friday and Saturday nights. Bernard' falsely accused-odishonesty, is dismissed by his employers without prosecution. Embittered by the finger of unjust suspicion Jack drifts west and while down on his luck gets into bad company. When it is too, late Jack finds himself involved in a hold-up- . Tie carries out his part with the determination tv square himself later with the authorities. Dorothy, .the sheriffs daughter, while out riding over the hills, loses her way and accidentally comes upon the robbers m the act of dividing4the spoils Theban-- I -- --J- ack uafing class for. founding -- the beautiful gate at the entrance to -- Cents Cents Founders B. Y. U. ' - tate j- - IUCKS, Manager. s 3 5 James Schoolcraft Sherman. For Vice President POST PUBLISHING COMPANY. Oae year...-- , lx months 5 REPUBLICAN TICKET. - NATIONAL For President' William' Ilovvahl Taft. At Nos. 22 24 , v - Every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY First West St., Provo, Utah- - Published vv ditr"HttempT"Tor f -- capture. the girl fearing she will cause their arrest. but Jack interferes and an escape is finally effected. As a reward for the rescue of Dorothy, Jack is made deputy sheriff and starts a core. The - Founders -- Day 1 address new life. was delivered by Miss Alice Reynolds. It was the most eloquent A Limited Edition. effort and breathed forth the printed book coiefltuto PrlvafeTy spirit of life enrichment obtained a very interesting t?path of Utera at ture. One produced by the Prince the best through getting own U. her related Y. B. She the Consort Is a subject of Inquiry In the experience in this regard. Sev- current Notes and Queries. The Court County Treasurer Edward T. Palfreyman, Springville. eral years ago inspiration had Journal of September 23, 1855, 'mentSheriff George T. Judd, Provo. eohie to her through hearing the ions- that tbe Prince Consort made - County Attorney George P, Parker, American Fork. and since special study of lalmoral. Chorus. Pilgrims C. W. Recorder his directions and largely wltll Wootton, Benjamin. County that time She had longed to hear bisBy assistance a nook on tbe BaF Preston Schools Spanish-ForJ Creer, Superintendent of. the romplete opera." This oppor- moral country,' topographical, botan' , tunity was at last granted to her ical. geological descriptive and remiwhile In, Europe giving her in- niscent, was compiled. It was beaut County Surveyor Jesse M. Walker, Pleasant Grove. tense joy. When' she heaTsselec-tion- s fully printed by an eminentLondo form the opera it isbronght firm, but by the Princes strict orders to her .and she lives the only six copies were struck oft. I back condemns them and the executive that brings them to execution. tbere a single copy now In existence? timejiver again, and her life is The British Museum, the Windsor LiWith the spirit which prompts the president in his efforts to en- enriched thereby. brary and t.v.e Balmoral IJbrary bav force the law,, all American citizens "whtrare not tinged with SocialThis principle has also been ap- been searched In vain. London "" ism should be in hearty 'sympathy. It is the American doctrine, and plicable in her religious life and Chronicle. illustrations w ere made thereof TFJla Vlbirinerir'df 'Vdurager'aiYd' LrithMiOlie' pdvver' df UiepeopIeTb The, string quartette rendered . enforce their just will against all opposition, however strong. . enchanting music and the , audAlways Use Right Hand. ience insisted on a recall. With Lis left hand be took pipe and ProfessorMfred Osmond, t the tobacco from his pocket and with Ws STAND BY THE CONSTITUTION. poet of the school, read a beauti- right hand he felt tor a match.- He His fellow none. had tbe at iijler Strains rThe reviewing the third "party movement has ful Founders Day poem. other end of the park bench gave him rendered were music of delightful a match and then let his own cigar given out information from a source that cannot he questioned shovC by the qnartefte and the usual go put. in his astonishment. at seeing: followed. ing the- tendency of the Irogessives to destroy is possible the preshis left handed neighbor light his pip Short speeches were made by with his right hand. ent constitution of the United States and to revVrite, one which will Murdock and Giip-nmThats funny, said he. "Ton are till thelneasure of Theodore" Roosevelts bureaucratic form of gov Presidents President --T. X. Taylor of just about the most confirmed lefttrusts. In referring to the action the Alumni Association, and we hander I ever met, yet for that little eminent for the regulation trick you use your right .hand as if President Jesse Knight. . of the third party leaders the transcript says The exercises closed with the porn to it. Alt left handed people do. was If more Star audience renderingTthe thiUreply. "Just think over the list ' radical among the third party leaders are preparing to go Spangted Banner. of your smoking acquaintances and see if you ever knew one who lit his before the country soon after the election with a demand Deafness Cannot be Cured- pipe with his left band. "'Til Bet you for a national constitutional convention to rewrite the condidnt I never did, and I have numean-no- t bered among friends' my as local they beby applications, stitution of the United States. Upon that issue they diseased portion of several men whoso right hand seem-- ' mudi lieve they will sweep the country four years hence and elect for everything . nearly helpless the ear. There is only one way tdlse. Theodore Roosevelt for a third term in 1916. This informa- to cure deafness, and that is by remedies. Deafness constitutional tion conies from a sotuce that is in touch not only with the is caused by an inflamed condiThe Making of Him. present activities hut with the plans for the future of the tion of the mnenous lining of the its ridiculous remarked the third party. "to say clothes dont make the t. Eustachian Tube. When this Do the people of the United States want a bureaucracy with all tube is inflamed you have a rum- man. "Think so? its. attendant evils aiul centralized power with the president becom- bling sound bp imperfect hearing, "Sure. replied the tailor; when it is entirely closed, made me. ing greater than a king, or do they want to continue in line with aqd Deafness is the result, and unless that inspired document w ritten by the fathers of this great nation? the inflammation can be taken out We believe the people will choose the latter and stand by President and. this tqbe restored to its .. TaftJlie safe and the sane leader oflhc people, hearing avIH bele-stroy- ed forever; nine cases out of ten caused are by Catarrh, which located at 42 East Third South, is THE SUGAR TRUST AND THE TARIFF.' is nothing but an inflamed condiThe reason. why, the sugar trust wants the tariff taken off its one of Salt Lakes most comforttion of ihe mucous surfaces. ifhas been so often that it seems as told product everybody should We will give One Hundred Dol- able hotels. It is clean and mod understand it. The trust" uses foreign-growraw sugar in its re lars for any ease of Deafness, L every respect. Trices are: fineries. - If the tariff were to he taken off, it could afford to sell its .caused by Catarrh! that vannot very reasonable and the treatment by Halls Catarrh Cure. is courteous. Provo people should of bet sugar- - eoutd not afford output at a price vvhick for free. Send circulars, to meet! As soon, as it had driven the beet sugar out of the market, F. J. CIIEXEY & CO., Toledo, 0. make this their headquarters Two or three doors west of Colon4he t rtixprorrhi and vre may be sure Jt. would raise the price again, Sold by Druggists, 75c." Men who have lost their faith in the power of the p ple to rule most probably to a point higher than it is now. The result would Take Hall's Ftimily Pills for ial Theatre. in harmonynYiThlheord"AugTb3saxoii Jodtiines of indivi Inal liberty. be threefold: the industry would be ruined, the, trust constipation, i c n Mnio after Why scowl whvi, t freedom of contract and equality of opportunity so far-- v liberty of would. finite more money, and the consumer would bo worse off than (Advertisement! Thl taking l)r. Mtlf wit! Indorse the position taken. by P. ideal Taft. ever,- !su'tioir Thv wall agree with him that the best and most etnlo ing results It seems to be impossible to disabuse some people,o,the I.leatliaij bv enforcing the existing laws and making 1 hem faking 5f ftlie duty tin refine. sugarvvonld kill the sugar trust and are to more efficient wherein they are found to be defective! V so hetp'hoth the consumer and the sugar-bee- t industry. It is plain to will who for think ; however, Wickersham on Taft. ' a minute. What the enough, anyone ' Imjvg.iEd.-to-th- e is ha-: President-Taft to of wants tnrst the sugar market then it get complete control p vsneil sinrj j policy which he beiaiiie president. Attorney General- Wickersham rv uessej him-- , im l'ut the riee vvliere it pleases. So long as the beet sugar people self as follows in an address deliveied in Milwaukee I have point's! out with some detail tfie question thev various proeeedings.A-i- il and criminal, in order t Solid-breecGear Thartti ey all involve some variety of the same off ' se, namelv. tir 1hJ effort to secure and retain control over business bv methods vvbhh , f is that of voting for one ni n are always unfair sometimes unfair to the participants themselc. , . The weakest of all political tih-kil.i-iw r ant in oj der. to ;uv w u t m i o th c rh u y o u vv a n t les- fivu s and alw av s yeii of s'.me,of them; always tuif.ii" 1o :l-22 unfair to Uni public in general. One and all of tlum involve eon- - being elected. Vote your own ticket and your own principles l carve ol beaatr loo times; stand by your own buns. This is a Republican year,, and Sure Safe Shootlnd for Man or Boy ..n.iiie- f,,a p.rit ien a a pa ' t 0Wn benefit. iml to diNf Coy 'every bVpnbliettii should vote 1m ticket Sfralght. And a Simple Rifle to Tl at equal i t v in others vhieh is the For of biithrighf of! Ame-ie-The TU'-ahvUvs e n lie Remington-UMwlii doesn't evils to were baseball Sherman the the is 21 X)e.t j hay piy best, Jeam Repeater J jjieet bigiestjow rilled, sighted and" tested lor accuracy by expert gunsmiths. It shoots as . hw vv.es eiblete !. end the enforeemnt of that law. by the present ini-- Go biggest noise ddes not always carry the election. you hold. device safety unProve(4 on every ion l directed i inisti it particularly against tl at sort of UML 22 repeater never (ails to' work. Accidental discharge If you have young children you f: (It i " frLH Krunvn and Understood, 7s eoodemned bv all1 !! hen you nave a riid cold von B impossible. vvannhe best medicine phr.unabb- have perhaps Is n !i: II, iv iking in darkness. , no(jeedthat disoThe Remington-UM.2 2. Repeater is easily cared for. ,wnni u.i.m, iso as to cure it with as little delay . x., ol' the rder stomach are their most In taking down, yourJingers are Oi lew old sniT.mi.ded with the mantle of is .,s j your only tools. The breech drugv.sf's block, hrrng pin and extractor, come out in one common ailment. To correct this n : ) toerfil' limb rstood. hav tn : sold ('liarnberi Ihe banel to be cleaned (romPthe breech. Tl is those who are interested in this method of ! )ing hiis a la uis Cough Remedy for fifleen you will find Chamberlain, 's Stom'The action handles 22 short, 2 long or .22 long rifle cartirs. says Enos Lollar of Sara- - ach and Liver Tablets excellent. who have raised the clamor against the enforcement of the Sherman ridges any or all at the same time without adjustment lm and. sonsider t They are easy and pleasant to law who have read in the active, vigilant prosecution rf that law Rmtntnn-UM' tha perfect dwotiac comhinatio. , sale t efFor and mild br :,.;rk(t. and gentle in fake, under President Taft the doom of'their praetie.'s, nud who. 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