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Show Ttt. T FH-f-r prpprly ; speaking, shame). vent a display of before. will- - pre- party pastures. Where Tom and Joe, Ed and Mac, Rupen ., and The ideas for some of the mpst sue dolph and , Sammy, .Alif and4 Wanty, cessful .plays upon the. - stage have will be the political king bees, and een hit pon ,u.te by accident. This Utah become a politcal heaven. s especially true of George Ades.cpm-- 1 Fairbanks, The people : of . Utah ought to be thankful for that speech. All ques- - edy drama, The County Chairman, Which Henry W. Savage offers at the I STATErTICKET; V'"" as tq the deal by which bis Salt on Lake For Governor John C. Cutler of theatre Thursday, FrL flop was arranged,, all doubt a to why.it.wga done is re.moved. It day. and Saturday evenings. One day a,t Lake. a fixed up. job to. assist a dyipe Mr Savage, and Mr. Ade, were For Se5rta!:y of State Char lee. 8. b scheme, an atterqpt.to give.it. new life on a train from New York to riding T "fley of Chicago theL. I that,. For Justice, of i Supreme Court ar:plpttprs behind., tbe scenes., could, successfully accomplish ind - ampng the subjects .they . dis- - Danlel N. straup of , cussed was the very strong . hit .that I For : T reaaurerr James . Christiana on tb,(dr ends... Republicans, of Utah, are vou going he prologue, to George Ades musical I of Sevier. to help a .party of a ssitaut. Democrats, flay,from Paris, has made. I For; Auditor J. A.' Edwards of Box which procures a politcal mountebank, This, Peggy t will be remembered, Elder. to thrpw - dirt, nd , abuse upon your dealt prologue, with an old folks party in a For. Superintendent of Schools A. loved ..president? Ar , vou p'oing tc I C. Nelson of. Sanpete, assist Nve. Hritcblow.., Tdnpman CMwby .wouldn t a : good, A. Hevwood and .their;, under-Studie- s to ;ed, true to nature General M. play of country life. I Rr!LM sta h , vo.pr, , pa rtv ? lines succeed? asked. Mr. For presidential Electors-- E. W. And bow the dramatic parts were long those, ade arraneed! At the proper time some The very thing, replied Mr. Sav-d person meanders dowr and he at once commissioned the P Congre.sa-rrJQsep- h Howell , of the aiie and throws a tinimuet at the ige. author of .Fables in .Slang, Peggy neat feet of Frank.- If tbev had hit from. Paris: and The Sultan of Sulu, ForJudoe mI th thim nia. him with a tomato or. .a, cabbe it fo write such a nlteM GM It was the .work play. !" would hav been the correct thing. of many months, of course, but 'The , D. Tbia arttrle is strong we krf'w it County T, Chairman;- the greatest sue-- 1 i it. time to be out of patience cess of recent years, was the result 'with fbo .political bunkrt bo'Tr It ran for the best part of a season in pndw tbe. name of the Ameri Chicago and - practically all the sea nan party. It has been bolstered up son in CpUNTY TICKET.; bv faigp rnots. false statement One of the' chief merits of The CommiaeiQnere rLeng Term, John nd at an Hto degenrates County Chairman, is that it gets hack Term, D. Miller, aok: noon Roosevelt whiob .was an. to Nature and reflects tho homely" life I C JUact!lcy L . Sheriff-"-Frank Emery. , Renubican-ninnnof the middle 'Western-villagfaith-- ' pl.uded bvr the Attorney-r-Parl- ey P, Christensen. the rircus. nqd.wMch was the fully. . Clerk J. U. Eldredge,. Jr. b1rt of its creation. If th people RecordeivrP.Q, Perkins. -''f Utah follow after this band of po theAir.. Straining I. M. Fieher. Auditor Mtical fakirs. God help them. a A woman living in . TreasursirW.O Carblf. . smoky ,cit o C. Assessor to her house M. Brpwn. clear! keep by IF YOU FAIL , TO PUT YOUR X helps as is intc Spryeyor J. B. 8wenon drawn the it, air, straining MARK.-ITHE. CIRCLE BENEATH the cold air register or box to be sent Superintendent of 8chools John W. THE REPUBLICAN EMBLEM YOUR up through the pipes into the differ Smith. VOTE-FOROOSEVELT AND. FAIR ent rooms, says Good Housekeeping The registsD is taken .out,' a piece ol BANKS WILL BE LOST. cheesecloth trifle,, .larger . than the ... ; Is spread over the pipe and I City Judges Christopher B. Diehl opening HAVERLYa MIN8TREL8. the, register ip replaced,., it?. edges I an Joseph. J.t Whitaker. , the Peace Dana T. cheesecloth in place. The I Just' In presenting Haverlys Minstreis holding the particles of soot and dust which ac-- I vo nsiapif w'. r " n I SV has Nankeville season, Manager thjs cumulate on ,i the cheesecloth sqou reached the highest result In minstre prove how much tbe wall paper apd I FOR THE; ; LEGISLATURE . 8ALT perfection, and offers a, program that furniture have been saved. LAKElCOUNTY. , is extensive, novel, varied and divertI For 8tate,. 8eqators Gtephep H, Appropriately Named. , ing. I . The, company, numbering, nearly f A good many year ago a maq vent Love, Samuel C. Parlg George. N.:.LaW a hundred, embraces tbe names of ar- lumber on the barks of a stream hear I rence. tists only, headed by the representa- Island Falls Me,, and. paid no stump I For Representatives William ; Paiv Marks, A, V. Andersopr 8. J. tive minstrel roan Billy Van. or.:a age.- - This man cut; the lumber im,theltr C. lie has been surnamed. the assassin sly and on one could fird out who Stookey, H; B. Cromar, C. 8. Kinney, Thomas ,Hu I L William T. Edward, Hi of sorrow. Another bright, particu- was sey-eyon for Thi?:went it, cutting 9. Joseph, William M. McCrea. lar star, is popular jimmy Wail continued and tke.lniuber years known as tbe Beau Bnimmell of to be cut, but no one could find out These two names alone minstrelsy. Power cf Mothers Example. are an illustration of the collective ex- who was doing it. The brook now should be one f The cheetf flhess Sly; broqk,? ' appears on jthft: cellence of tbe organization. the of home characteristics leading; pf Unusually strong i.are the vaudeville I a life is often of He le Careful New. very chastened offerings which include the American l per,, solely, because the .example; of a dont say down with the European, ccmic novelty. Clayton, JeI not set by the is friend-.disposition said the dhepry any more, nkins,, jasper; presenting their fam- trusts! I One glimpse of heh No, answered the apprehensive wife and. mother ous act, Dayktown Circus; also the I faco as she the duties of the. 'seem to begins It' doesnt have any acrobatic comiques, Young Brothers; citizen. I set to the tone for the Mazier Conley, parody singers and practical i effect and Im. afraid some day. i? enough be she e rfWnMT monobright and cheery rapid-firtrust might hear, me and retaliate .by, talkers; Billy Vans I vlthia kindly word and a smile for., logue, and Jimmy Walls picturesque casually. .re.xharkinrr- up with prioei.. in odance everybody, she will have the gladden?. sketch, Moonlight song and : in which he is assisted by r Dixie, Best Known. ing effect of sunshine, and do much to experts. make the day a happy and success? twenty dancing of the jumping the exception With as a The first part, positive novelty, black-tail deer of the Rocky; mountain l d' ondi to , her., husband .and children.; well as a magnificent scenic display is called The Evolution of the Water- region,, the. deer, that; is hunted Steal Jewels From Statue. United States and melon, and is claimed to be the most throughout the The most com jewels adcrnlng the celebratpretentious and imposing presentar Canada , is the red deer, ed statue of . St-.- Nicholas, which had tion ever attempted in minstrelsy. monly known as the Virginia deer.-been removed with much ceremony to.; the Church of St.- - Gregory at Bari Italy, Jiaye ; been tplep. They were, iioweyer lmUaUops the' real Jewel? .in the .treasury of thq,; church. . . - Miss. George L. Nye, spinster, looked as sweat as a peach or a stick of gum, sandwiched between P. J. Daly and the gay and sprightly Colonel Nelson on the stage at the American party meeting, Monday. offensive partisanship Had thesentiment originated with Theodore - Roosevelt, there might be something doing among federal officeholders in Salt; Lake City soon.; .Pdh:n?haZeVew.. ! sneo-ticul- nr - t . . Salt-Lake.- : j - . . . -- 7 , h . , This is the latest out: What is the difference between , a Utah: Democrat Ans.The and a. Utah r Republican? Democrat hciwls for votes, the Republican votes for Howell. . old-fashion- ..' -1 . Jb veak-minde- . - If Roosevelt fails to carry Utah; the Kearns Kickers will have accomplished more than the most hopeful Democrat dreamed of. --o REGISTER TODAY. DONT NEGLECT IT. THOSE. IN DOUBT ABOUT REGISTRATION ANY MATTER, NO 692 BELL CALL UP PHONE ! -- TELEPHONE, 2781 INDEPENDENT. . 0 The spectacular quick change artist of the Kearns American party vaude ville show, Frank J. Cannon, reached bottom Monday afternoon in his vile attach upon President Roosevelt. After that scurriilous attack the mask was.pft and ther is now.no doubt aa to the intention of the Kearns-Uppma- n . . crowd in this contest. A determined effort, is to be made to defeat the Re- publican ticket in Utah, Roosevelt and all. Kearns , can send messages tor Fairbanks bidding , for an invite. Joe Lippman can protest to the uttermost, tbe object for which the Ameiv lean party .was. created stands clearly revealed. It was to murder the Re publican party in Utah. When. a crowd of people calling themselves Republicans, protesting that they are for Roosevelt, meet in . mass convention, composed of a few sore heads and the crowd of hangers on which a drum corps can start up, permit mountebank under the guise of superior and lofty patriotism to accuse the uresident of tbe nation, and. the candidate of their party, as Frank J. Hannon did on Monday, and permit his attack to be applauded, they have a.drummed-u- p so-call- ed a.po--iitic- al lost all power to deceive. They show themselves up in their true colors, and should receive the condemnation of every decent man. This is the lot of politcal Jack the Rippers who want to. save Utah! God save the mark, who are going to save our schools, who are going to redeem the city, who are going to take the poor ignorant Mormon by the hand and lead him out of.-thpolitcal wilderness into the promised land of Liberal-America- n e l trletr; v -- "$' nm-hin- r. New-York- ; - . v -- so-call- ed e . . SENATOR CANNONS TIRADE. M - . - N a -- --O- - 1 . al or-Y- ou ; . - s i -- : Red-Dee- 1 -- - - f being--Reserve- d l ; - o- - - . Uncle' Eben. I aint got no objections at all fa' dp. map )vhM6a?uKies tOr.be siiperior la.idpeiP'Ehqn- - peividpdiip make? an hones effoft to live up to his owe ! |
