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Show comratting murder by fear of The United States is drawing the gallowaj Who believes for nearer to the wealth of South! a moment, that under present America, which must some day conditions iu Utah, su'.'h res- ccnie under our control. traint exists? When murder has lia7rtn l6 sOgdl IldTIOlj XVio .1 Good value received for your money at fl. G. Lundstroms once been conceived and deterSouthern editors are beginmined upon, all restraint is alike ning to put a muzzle ou Senator (Successor to Spande Furniture Company.) forgotten or despised. Carmack because of his vapor-mg- s The State of Rhode Island over the fifteenth ia has made life imprisonment the extreme penalty for murder, and Furniture. Carpets, Linoleum, it is safe to say, that murders have not increased in Rhode No Announcement has been Subscription rates. the price May Goelet island since the passage of this made Ranges, Stoves and Heaters. iJk One year, in advance 50 $1 ..er English duke. law. Maine has not inflicted the paid i Remember that PRICES are the LOWEST and the STOCK ; death .. penalty for many years, we know, she i9 The Joard of Pardons acted COMPLETE. Wednesday, December 2. 1903 andfaras not inclined to return to it. wisely ill commuting the death and Wisconsin have (Michigan j sentence of Nick Haworth to abolished capital punishment; Lie Even the unprisonment. THE HERALD AND CAPITAL PUNISH- and Kansas has practically abd-- , accused could not ask more. Now j MENT. 11 a' - . ishedit, by making the signa-- Haworth will have plenty of' tUi-of the Governor necessary i1Uie jn which to establish the The Salt Lake Herald m a to an excutiun. If we are credi-- j .utu of his assertion (bathe is recent issue has this to siy: tably informed, the Governor of mnuyenf., 1 I e I Some People Say Opponents of capital punish- - Kansas has never signed a death ment should move to Idaho,' warrant. So that life imprison-wher- e Carrie Nations escapade at the a man who is said to have ment has practically taken the committed a brutal, cowardly place of the death penalty, White House cost her $25 in the and deliberate murder has just Kansas does not report any shape of a fine, but the advertisescaped with a manslaughter alarming increase in the number ing she received was worth many verdict. of murders within Us borders and times that sum. There is mor; of But it is a mistake. The Herald evidently knows yet no executions have takeu method than madness in Carries littie about the views of those place for a decade. Surely the little capers. We only show them how good looking they are. who favor the abolition of the supposed restraint of the h Of course skilled workmanship must penalty. No opponent of lows is a vision, a chimera, It is. charged against Mr. produce the best results. would a have j capital punishment Moreover, is it not true that Carnegie that he owes his vast jury find a verdict of man- - every murder, committed iu a wealth nt. to his own energies slaughter when the verdict state where capital punishment THE should be murdea in the first de- - is the law, i direct evidence and ta'TEnts, but to the ablity of others. ,.That this is true in large gree It is this very defeat of that fear of death does not to which the opponent of strain men who are murderously measure there is no doubt. Hut 1st North, west of P. 0. capital punishment calls atten, inclined? Fear of death did Dot what man ever made a great suction, and to which he objects, restrain Peter Mortensen from cess ia life without in large He believes that the extreme taking the life of James R. Hay. measure utilizing the talents of . severity of the law is respons-- If this murder was committed in others? The talent to use talent ible for the defeat of its object; the heat of passion then Mor- - is the greatest of all. but so long as ' the law inflicts tensen was beyoud the reach of the death penalty for murder, any. restrain whatsoever; if it The Priesthood of he advocates its v enforcement was. committed by calculatioh, the Benvyn Stake of meeting will We Zion be roJldLmQve . intp ithen The Ef.TQ.ldk Mortensen money. found t iso treTd" m rito'iiWtMion Saturday , Idaho and use its powers of chances of escapestronger than Dec. 5, 1903 at 11 a. m. Eastern goods are not in it with ours and peoheart and mind to make a vie-- , the dread of discovery and W. II. Lewis, a ple re making the discovery by actual experiious law, which it favors, more! punishment, and he yielded to Alma Merrill, ence. B. A. Hendricks, effective in its operation. Tt the stronger motive, We have plenty to do but would be pleased Stake Presidency. to entertain customeis who have not yet tried might be better, however, forj our the Herald to remain at home goods. Djwie left New York just in Remember the CACHE KNITTING WORKS and use the force of its logic and time to escape being devoured make the best goods on earth. the arts of its persuasion upon by the Tammany tiger, the witnesses, the jurors, and , KN-TTIN- G on lieAP that avails the prosecutors, who served the mucu is the ilelp tl,ut leacuti!i state so well in the conviction 110 neJP himself. of Hayes, King and Haworth. a,in Here are three men upon whom the good men and true of this state pronounced sentence of I'uur cleaning machines death; and yet, a few months run with Engine. after, two are declared absolute- - Wouder if the graft. rs got up ly innocent, and of the third the that street car No more Hard suie in mcag Herald says: v(1, The Pardoning Board beWears now making prepare-tiori- s lieves that he may not have killfor the largest and most ed Sandal. complete holiday display of piWhat a travesty , and musical instruanos, organs on upon justice; what a reflection uesiroyed all lue presi-up- ments ever seen in this the common seuse and judg- - uentlaA prospect some people We have two carloads locality. of these ment of jurohs, do these cases uever instruments on the road, and two more 'carloads will immediately The Idaho jury, Four Jobs can be Cleaned at that, 1 lu day wiL come wnen there follow. brought m a verdict of ma- nA splendid variety of styles same timv. WlU bw Uemrttl or 6ouWl slaughter, would not suffer from will be represented. A,"erusu No more waiting. Toe stars Watch for the a comparison with the juries that UUd odening. grand B5npe8 Wlli wave over Lljem convicted Hayes, King, and Haw- THATCHER MUSIC CO. ial!. . orth. Opera House Block. We flatter Every One We Take. gal-deat- FOTOGRAR. FRIES, re-justi- ce We have the goods, you want, hut -- need the - CACHE WORKS Alfalfa Seed J 11 Pdy llau-affor- 1 tePcs. I Moreover, the Herald well Alfalfa Seed ' young man snouia start ut n life S tw, Proses OCR GREATEST EXERTION in the Union, Utah oi except- - m View. One. the building of an ed in and Uw otuer tor murder is death, that theTw I is in the direction of obthe successful prosecution of is not extremely uncertain in its taining what our custom-mer- s bunin. want. operation. This is true to the extend that the calculating ofNo just as good in fender has come to despise the our stores, but we give law: for an occasional execution you what you call for. does not offer a stronger motive Try us and see if we for abstaining from crime, than dont. the ordinary motives for com. Irnnura that - . i tu mitting it Nor does the opponent of capital punishment believe that The Balm cures without pain, doeatd executions tend to lessen homi- irritate or oanae snoozing. It spreads iisel i Co. cides. Who ever heard of a ingimmedistely the aninful In Frankl n, Preston, and man who was restrained from sgSS pelier, Idaho. Biter Bros. I iw LEADERS IN L. D. S. Garments from $1 up. UNI?LSUITS' AJ grades, for men, women, and up. SHIRTS AND DRAWERS. Heavy Fleeced. From 85c for men women, and children. KNIT ONLY. All grades. Try our fleeced for boys and misses. 0UIe8Un thefcHyeater8 Jackets Shawls tr-- is the 1000 pair, from 50c up. larg-BLANKE- Logan Knitting Fa6toru Drag Mont- - 81-- 82 NORTH MAIN STREET. |