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Show THE Now he Zimes. the whisperers any by Saturday The Times Publishing Company, Salt Lake private City, Utah. eoecereee Address all communications ing, Salt Lake City. ° eee to The Times, Year . e©e02e 2% Advertising 8 © © © © ele 305 Boyd Build- RATES: Six Months . $2.00 on Park eocoece's 0 oe ee he with we Satu rday, November ub ee Office The at for tury for fear Bunch will again. BUNCH. cans as law an tory to its 5, 1910. people cratic Ticket cited to rise was rotten that cen- Republi- the unsatisfac- not the issue. a in revolt the Federal deals and the: of Utah In fall. which all people sorts were United States of in a recent “In our turned for our will is passed. sism gressive way, get it. The law may march age and the thie people their sovereign pel the might trickery are pro- BATTLE OF THE STINK-POTS. get together work In darkest China the stink-pot still used as a weapon in war. warriors armed stink-pots in deadly the combat, and that hurls army amount of filth This mode vantages. into close the the wins in the quarters sues itself! in in Americam Are up the with the rising contrary this throwing of the ters disadget stink-pots do little this will but which and to has On Dix, are of Utah element is this year of the rest of repudiated? SHOT FROM the it mat- successful. with the Re of most people is Americans vocated are als oO made to suffer, because the aim of the Chinese warrior is not always the best. It is said that a compound of limburger in control of in the power city. will nominee find “Overshadowimg and various party in New with, and in John a for foeman Mr. Dix in accepting nomination: publicans that to deal A. gov- worthy the In all vital the menace a questions offered of nationalism by these new the to the to the country fathered apostle and of by po tbelongs wholly that it is used and then who only only have by and that of these bright can that he do merves are Chinese days never warfare China light of man § § look of the of Tribune this Octobe r mornings. th ink of anyh is olfactory developed. properly heathen in thé bir palmiest developed thi S mode of to tion as munity. it so high a state » Of perfecis now waged in this comThe Herald-Reput ican hurls missle ijoaded m luzzle with charges of crime, graft, bla ckmail, and extravagance against the city administration hands which of Tribune. ter archs, the happens the retaliates it _ the air goes and the fight older. day with with will t0 day with missle S and bad indi cation that dirtier of as it grows plague should their both in and become EM both Ae Ve in camps; the clean yote the in straight this cans and The way Democrats for all have a of placing ticket public-spirited field on a with force men and platform to every i two rere may come and his antipathies such relegate both background have to in gt of the in the was of worse; were drawn the into men it the in brawl women in the county and from behind their they are state. And b reastworks sti nk-pots as they were never hurled before. If the active assailants were the only ones to suffer this would not be 5O bad, but this is not standers and the shame. if the their case. Innocent byare spattered with the filth whole community is put to one-tenth th e Tribune charges is true the Republic ans should be driven from power in state and county. If of what one-tenth Herald-Republican American power large party in the what the says is true the be hi urled from It is certain that a should city. majority of of the voters The are sat- leaders have sought ties of sible for eccleiastical. that a large majority of the voters are satisfied that it. would be well were the Americans retired from power. in the city. If these voters could but secret organization The used justified Federal the party real authori- church respon- campaign work the existence as a protest Bunch American as a “bugaboo” of against with has successfully party organization which to frighten church leaders into political activity. The one the help upon the own It works It works the needs the other it needs; rendering the to secure other of such depends help as its justification. in the a it circle, church non-Mormon munity; but the of And who derives circular work? it lead.:s; element works pay the salaries benefitted. it works the ecm- taxpayers who the of works. men a. benefit WhO fe are . this Those who hold office in tha. ety under the American adminis: cation and those who hold office ?« the county and state under administration. ‘What chain? certain this their until. It is equa ly American to hold the can be Nothing. the longer to winked by followers, the Fed<:iil done to br its set arbitrary preservation, peace will have a dangerous distur- Boeb’s i “he OF GOVERNOR 3--DAILY JOS.:E. HOW ARD ww R. F. Grant, infamy City in hhis evening, speech in at blush Spry. Murray speaking of the Sitockade said of the in Salt Lake this: ‘We were goimg to raid that piace one night and the plans were all made to raid readiness, state, a has it. and man been Everything the of in governor honor, honored go out and stand ?|sionaries by a his was of this man who church at the head in in aN “The Goddess co ae Matinee Prices: 25, 50, 75, $1 00, $1.50. Prices; the lives out scruple of any kind on earth; had secured and caught, certain officials grasp, and that grasp was so that they went out and interceded and got the governor of the state of Utah out to go down to the sheriff's office im the middle of the in her strong night and ask and not to raid that house beg the sheriff of infamy that night. And it was not raided. And the governor of this state telephoned to Belle London in the middle of the night and told her she need not fear of any raid that night; that it was] fixed and she could rest assured that there would be no trouble that night.” Now let the curtain.be drawn. Now let the curtain be drawn. This | must be the utmost limit. There igs 35 hepe authorities refuse be blackmailed an? hooatheir pretended friends and amw:inition for the American party to fire at them, This Loose: is just Send a for suggestion to Col. Ballinger and have him stump the state for his very dear friend, Senator Sutherland. ‘There is no charge L Y 25c. TRAINS--3 THE AMERICAN EXPRESS, 2444 Hours to Los Angeles, leaves Salt Lake 3:00P.m. THE LOS oe Leaving Salt L DIEM ETED, 5:00P.M. cam oveRLAND EXPRESS, Leaving Salt Lake 11:50P.mM. Three daily trains to Utah C ounty points “0 if Liberty.” For Rates and Information call at ‘os CITY TICKET OFFICE, 169. Main Steet or writé to $1.00. J..H. MANDERFIELD, A. G. P. A,, Salt Lake City re 3 Days Starting Thursday, Nov. 10. Bargain Matinee Saturday CHAS.A. SILLON ELECTRIC LIGHTING Good store illumination doesn’t mean light in “btnches,” nor does it mean bate lamps that hang low enough to glare in for this. The lights should be hung high, with scientifically designed reflectors which throw the light down whiére it is needed and at the same time diffuse it over a large area. Cow article to the light to see what it looks like. “; ta. ~~ We Are Selling Tungstéei Lamps "AT a REDUCED PRICES solat got / 25, 50, 75, $1.00 Bargain It is impossible to accomplish this with bare lamps hutig low. Moon Prices: This gives an even illumination all over the store; no dark corners and io shadows. The customer doesn’t have to bring an gana the to of mis- mission field, a man a life of temperance, a man who preaches temperance by his very daily life, in order to go to work and protect certain men whom this cunhing Belle London, a woman of the underworld, without principle, withwho |e EY RY SPRY. Every citizen of Utah must shame for Governor William B. church into furnishing offers people’s eyes. SHAME Thursday in- such methods in political canapaigns. ty and state. the dominant have isfied that it would be well if the Republicans were retired in the counthe the of and them- entrenched th e Republi- cans now hurling nd This spit e of city; and community a Americans in the to be- least, Democ rats. followed; the good the themselves of at to the not Srew selves; facti ons leaz ned public affairs hands advice these in hss long de- cna until they decently place dad £5 OU, THE other’s to upon for ARIZONA, and MEXICO SINGER in vain.” or- the relations of the Federai Bunch the leaders of the American party. pended to ber bringing about the destruction of a free people against whom aii the forces of the world in arms might have been distinct to each Bunch and of profound city see H. the shed in Federal all been in vain and wé shall see in a time is exemplified The through itt the mutual existence over appeal of MORT powers must and still be essential the bounds to what any man of ability and enterprise may legitimately secure, then all the secrifices made by the founders of the ‘republic, all the blood by IN A CIRCLE. with expressed government réasonable, lover separate ganizations welfare easy year : WORKING States; to take government women that and state. That this November 6, Matinee Wednesday or to the states, to substitute the as CALIFORNIA, NEVADA, Starting Sunday, supreme regularly chosen. officers of the federal ticket rear. this good, central people Ameri- the made voters the weaken, the will of the president for the will of the more. pot hand wee HHS As: it could seruve 116i professional “gum-siivers” who the Wise went whispering through the local course for the voters to pur sue was to campaigns. : Mi to of to of reserved to patriotic powers once ‘both Republicatis campaign atmosphere Democratic relegate his the court of the Unitied they The solution ig at hand—it is to and in destroy slanderers to the throwing and ceed houses;”’ the permit pure — your repudiate put an end stink-pots to on home should the every grow “A they The br oadside afleché srous. Heirand la w-breakers. from filled smells, in p arty. with about polygamists so td » be American broadside And to say city and stink-pots not The Ages, creatures tl Le columns thing else than a seen Herald-Republican any if Dark in darkest let the the miserable never Christianity, through to s Selb 4 Days discord and dissension. We have already had to our cost ample proof of his ability cheese .and dead dog would be as atReasonable men shovld.see, under to disturb business, destroy values and tar of roses ease wi th the out- all these’ circumstances, the wisdom create a condition of panic, countryput of these Chinese ( stink-pots. of a cSmplete changes a= nelitical ‘wide.in its evil effects. But if, with ti-any man thinks that the stink- ‘revolution. Reasonable voters should all thai, he is to be permitted to suc Ly; Models TO ad- indefinitely. "and Newest Democratic importance institutions new the this way the dirty embroglio will go on COLONIAL DIX. Old Guard Democr'atic he in the county, and that next year the swnhig will be the other way to hold to hold the Seasons to put the of his steel. Here is a little thumbnail sketch of JRoosevelt painted by American faction co-operating the non-combatants in Plaids, Stripes and Checks; live, is- going which Republican ernor, the There is a well grounded belief that a large the Democrats elect candi- and is These are Messaline and Tafetta and All the Most Wanted Colors as well as Black. re- York to a “frazzlle” but he still has the ‘ stimulate faction ing short fall. stink-pots, $4.95 bosses. power disgrace HOT American county of Waists politics. people a Union on the one side as The neighborhood cases its in this Silks, Fancy in % make matters or ee Bossism and tthe deals it makes to perpetuate crusade. not: mend Repulican greatest com batants their execution other. has would stink-pot dates v Lctory. the will the they the meet many the of warfare When as much on with It is Chinese of Distinctive Styles and Materials such A Manufacturer’s Sample Line. proces- to resent of political The of bos- sion.” Everywhere $14.95. ....... Diagonals, Surges and Cheviots—A good A Sale hope still light the with Suits of Colors and Sizes. and the Intelligent must $25.00 in vain a primary leaderssihip but sought opponents-in they said | the jpeople party, to i asthe Mat Weaves Alden Republican, address: Maine from known and Sale is represented by the Most shamed Slenator William a well $22.50 This is, without doubt, one of the Best Values of the Season. Maine Bunch with $20.00, against people this The Colonel Roosewelt succeeded in beatTHE A SALE OF WOMEN’S SUITS Prohibi- was discouraged. Smith, ‘John F, Tobin Chileon L. Miller Joseph G. Bywater John Jones Elizabeth A. Hayward Mrs. S. A. Kenner Clerk—Mrs. Fisher Harris Sheriffi—Michk nael Mauss Treasurer—F rank C. Moyle Attorney—R3 ay Van Cott Recorder—T!] homas M. Holt Recorder—H eber Young Surveyor—R oscoe Whitney Groo Assessor—M ilando Pratt Commissione r (four year term)—Willard B. Ennis Commissione r (two year term)—Joseph H. Brinton. that rose as there. Thomas local jstate was just made Mathoniah carried a half people. of Maine elements in by evidemce of that going and Democracy first time been tory For Representativ fe in Congress—Ferdinand Ericksen. For Justice of the Supreme Court—Charles C. Richards. For the State Sen ate—William R. Wallace. Stephen L. Richards. For Representative s—Joseph F. Merrill C. H. Carlquist ‘Tohn A. Barrett For For utterances, But party will disband | # that the has are For For public stop. FEDERAL fact Maine bossism, For For at whispering Prohibition For something may MAINE’S ee <a> For For For in meant predict that the Federal the that represented his practice declared who that the American “Let all the ends thou aim’st at be thy country’s, thy God's and truth’s. Den and ~ called application. Clas ss Matter October 3, 1909, at the und er the Act. of March, 1879. Entered as Second Lake City, Utah, Salt © Oo Editor start furni shed rates Room this Managing ee BSCRIPTION One that variance M. F. 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