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Show eS 4 INTER-MOUNTAIN THE ment The Iater-Mountain Republican Published Every Morning INTER-MOUNTAIN Entered as second-class March 3, less rich. No party what is hidden men who are The Only Republican in Salt Lake trained Feb. 2.00 0 00 Sunday Edition only, One Year.. Malcolm McAlUlister, General Offices-Dovoly Temple St. Member Sale Publishers' Lake City, Manager. their ventures perts, they right But when is when in nothing nothing Teo it ~ the Republican Electors of Sept. the there followed are not, is character to when American it. Where the words of And every the law" The and trying to earn He Republi-|! YUBOIS ON osition Dp ~ which Besides, the It ment. ointed » was out p te with words Mormon bring the not it and to stated man all that church he had question into some exercise saw to a a 08 he respective county committees are requested to arrange for the ee one ne And their in building of planting Salt "Lake Rudolph the City, Utah. Aug, 21, 1906. JAMES T. HAMMOND, Kuchler, REPUBLICAN STATE the and trees in There towns. He citizens. He m aking. cease ities of testified the Mormons, equality a bsolute other citizens of COMMITTEE. He was ments Address. City City t hought a so that the of status the United strong in of his some may be he now Fred had ing and cannot find which no to for party. black We has quit not see, the on a cautioned a recent the public confidence which ernor has are in not Cutler done against those based told a the he too mining In public his assaHed great stocks honesty. plain by most mining interest important in inter-mountain Is the unwary the charges ut- the state of of the Utah. to the whole But every that is launched public does up- irreparable People who invest in all good faith;.and then find that there never been a ghost of a chance .to realize any of promised, go out with hammers' against the their the has for results persistent whole mining industry of Utah. The -Republican has stated over and over again that mining here is a business and not'a gamble, It Is based as is firmly on substantial agriculture. -The there is demand for are high enough immensely ore it, conditions is t® make profitable where there, The as and prices the business it is prose- cuted with the same safeguards of intelligent care and scientific treatment as would be required to achieve success than in farming. Ahd nae is pre- most tlon of as quoted any enforced the up and out of to formerly all is he is he bers one of nies! ments the the he was of laws to proxies so and only a return Democrat, of on his the law, church it is he that shall with his be mem- distran- own a argu- in serious Salt Lake. problems. Here Here is From he condition of serious things. cisely the position taken b beginning Salt Lake has laughed the Cutler, * It has been too busy or There is not, so far as has been too little. or engrossed with trials, Cemonstrated, so rich a mifieral region too much in the world as this of Utah and its too anxious for wealth, or too desirand Men immediate ah aa The man ous of religious quality. who proceeds carefully as the success- women have taken the world so seriful men in the field have proceeded, ously that they have not always seized gets rich. The degree of his riches the opportunities for laughter that depends entirely on the sagacity with peoples of other cities have found in But it is a want profusion. which he prosecutes his busin and such ihe extent to which he sees fit to in- which the Tribune supplies. Take that vest his money, There is a small ele-! paper, and you have a ll the dreari- And eltizens, can not for a if realizing it, yield just com- is any of street the encountered wherever city one may is digging ing up them of the dug leaving that from is the littered have been horse the the of has P. left dirt and the of streets desert are and the it he work his trail congood pass- but wherever that such that wherever pipe; nor the Moran; of leav- sinking place that to Is barricades J. hills gone in nor alone the fron find with is is the in his com- activities trouble has of city the in the streets, in history time of any peace and a in to perjury." The official interest of in voters a Rut is seconded of could in no cause at the finding attitude perverter surprise of in Carlson win to Democratic a Mr. Pad- Mr. surprise and that Professor Utah, he the camwhich domina- one of some there their efforts Paddock slanderer know in when condition church what the mission meeting to is Mr. the gentle- exceeding truth from did in that men political same There of facts. Utah assisted to him -$----- "THIS It IS MY was MOTHER." rather women; two rich the a pleasant one bloom young, of a in spite older They met the young hand of the and the "This is She will friends, sing and the of those was care tone. There lends her to who rich she her side. heard All There the to dim the lady the Mother ceased ten go her to of sits the the the by has or people to relation and them the in the do not forgotthe but through lead by and the comment They they has world, the places both She walks years right on talk that is have has hers her motherhood. There is no spoken changed an accepted yields were the one "This She side and that and to growing one's streets, be- when way. it long tntroduces direction. dominance and the thing She the they Mother words: along chide. miracle she far not are distant, who with for can are of keenest friend Mother!' is a fortunate It and a most black, there the of the were dear absence varied of an earthquakes, aspect J of hil) presented and hole . but If she good be beside Father for that have your nights praying her to in that . * o Lawrence Young for treasurer, and former Mayor John Clark anc E. Ha for county commissioner © are among the latest entries in the Democratic race for county office. o * in the bless harm and all dear the today may that that is you. days vanish she come loving it was that dear gone, Senator the votes Smoot Democrats for may their be ticket turned F. Langenbacker, are de- so that out of THE Seen ° * who operate ° A. piititéton sr., a pioneer, >a strong Republican, a man who has a good following in his party, may enter the legislative race on the Republican ticket. * Those who know how the' Morris administration acquired that asphalt mine near Thistle would not care to vote the Democratic cokes this fall. prettily FANC and about evening. forty friends . Tea club son will be fall . enjoyed at most ing Ceejl RobinFranken as hostesses from 4 to 6 There a tennis contest-singles-and d'hote dinner, gollamen ° by will be a table a a Christensen is after the clerkship Wilkens was er n out of the clerk- of domestic odors. special and latest We are and mak- of = VIOLET EXQUIS 90, | CENTS AN deliwe OUNCE WILLES- HORNE DRUG CO., By Phones AT the Monument. 374. Deseret Tt THE We at NEW News Bldg. First-class rooms prices. ee on , TOE ell se graul SOUTHERN have a few left. moderate rs. Ee. ees will entertain at' "600" this afternoon at r home, East Second South' street 1067 : floor. ihe NEW 144 WEST Phones: Hot and cold Elevator and MANAGEMENT. 1ST 1874 Ind. SOUTH. 2289-7 Rell. * Miss Dermitt will be the guest of honor of a small party which will gu today to Park City to go through the Silver ne mine. George weeks in line perfumes-the pleasing Which is a real Violet odor, cate and very desirable, and are selling it for only nce. * * L PAC K AG ES the the Country Mrs. Louis James L. Main. flowers 7 served today by and Mrs. So. FAVORITE x Complete imported . with 116 PERFUM . decorated = YOUR Mr. and Mrs, Frank M. Castleton entertained Thursday evening at a shower for their niece, Miss » Castleton, who is to be.one of October brides The house was R smith is Los Angeles o spending a The Dr nd. Mrs. "lL. w. Snow tertain cat an informal musical Gay afternoon. be found at Biss Morris & Sons Co. . ° MANTELS will o ? greatest yvaricty of designs and the greatest number of WOOD few Dr. and Mrs, A. J. Hosmer are contemplating an extended European trip and will probably sail the 10th of November, going first to Naples ane later to Egypt and a ne Nile, will enon Sun- * and stall parties A number of box formed for this afternoon's and this evening's performance of "The Wedding Day;"" by the Salt Lake Opera company. ‘The artists who are In the cast have inany friends who are much Interested in the production, as well as the success of the opera. * se . Mr. and Mrs, W.. Yale Henry left last week for Seattle, Wash., where they will make thelr home In thre future. ° Mr. and Mire. J. L. Franken and Miss Katherine Franken, who has been their guest for. the summer, will leave today Mr. Franken will accompany his niece to her home in Iowa and then go on to attend the national convention of the retail druggists, which meets in Boston. Mrs, Franken will oi sit oor his absence with her noimse r, Mrs. George, L. Nye, in Denve s * * Mrs. David Keith and small son expected home from California Monday. ' * Mrs. New few > are on ° irs. Harkness and her daughter, Thomas Davis, have returned to York after a trip abroad _of a months . Roger Sherman 99 urday, Sept "we, at Yale. Cine Papeend Radiant Grate places - other grate on Satyear 2 1-27 A i in ihe ° city for a Mrs. York, Mrs. every and ton Wetzell 21ue And or of any hee it gave a den gre re _ atratd this neat lit ‘ Sweet little Maid demure has returned from New work. Studio, 615 Temple- building. WIL Burn Much Coqgl,| Tremendous quantities of coal will fee required to run the turbine lifter Lu The ship's hidioated whi on will a consumption of not less than 435 of steam each hour and a corresponding consumption of fifty tons of coal in the same time, This would work a total ship of the make room on't speak the street. of 120 tons of coul a day. board of public Works to for Christensen, and they any more as they pass on Burl Armstrong.,, bound, From this ind: Bad little "lirt! beware, their snare, * magic of their wiles, a poor man's heart }yY play a IE mocking triumph In on hard burt ilttie, that TI Soldiers of early of joy learned VTERANS. omrades so true and dear. Glan we meet you here This happy ds Once more we clas ‘the hand, Once more linited. stan ‘ A none gallant band velerans gray. In songs and maids UTAH s the summer Wetzell be in her studio day to register students in voice class WARNING, As I walked along the street One day, I chanced to mee little maid so timid and so shy ao she blushed to meet my look, S my suze she might not brook, So gone d the curtain white of her * Miss Julia Drake and her father, Drake, who have been guests E. of Mrs. J. D. La Forgee at the Maniou for some time, will leave ‘today for their home in Keokuk, S8T. A * es . SO. TEMPLE t ie Ogden. spent John T. Hurst city as a guest o Thursday in the Breeden, Attorney Silesia =e _ David Evans' few days W. and to i disthe ark > will leave next for his junior Mr. and a W. Houston J family have refurned from a San Francis out It would be apeculiar whim of fate to see W. K. Wilkens, Democrat, and Frank Christensen, cAtianinen running for the same office this fall. Wilkens yants to be county attorney an GERTRUDE, Banks', A metal-eolored French fur felt sailor trimmed with cherries and myrt The new Gibson bow and bandeau at back hat in Mention this paper and name ordering Mrs. Ernest Drake entertained the Plate club yesterday at her home, 712 East Second South street. The rooms were attractive with asters and other autumn flowers The prize was won by Mrs, Emmett Moore . at * the elevator at the joint building, will be a eandidate for constable in the city precinct on = Republican ticket * --- Idaho manding W. ° * Stephen Stanford, president of the Young Men's Republican club, and an active worker in his Republican party, is mentioned as a possible candidate for the nomination for sheriff before the ss sh aoe convene on Oct. by from may familiar the to sanctify your because childhood thank kindness * Snow Mrs entertained at a ple: asant> r in the form of a linen shower yesterday afternoom for Miss Pearl Pierce, one of the autumn brides. Bighteen of the girl friends of guest of honor were P hundred was the game of noon The se ecards were heads bags of j white shoes tied to them with ribbon * . . eared * > * very pretty children's party was given vesterday afternoon at her home by Adelaide Lipman, to which about two dozen of her little girl friends were invited. games were and were given, ehild her 1 souve daintily tied f candy with ribbon Pink and white asters were in decorating the rooms. s Lipman was assisted In entertainthe little girls by her nieces, the and Elsie Cohn. enjoyed the pretty affair Ruth and Martha Richards Browning, Marjorie Howard, Talmadge, Lena Dorius, Vivian Beet Katrina | ; Helen MeVie cap Frances French, Muriel Gates,,,Zan Witcher, Benson, Milk lred are Clain, Etha Mayo, Frankle Jacobson Louise Green, Zetha Hammer, Helen Schwiekhart, Dorothy Jacobs, Valentine Goilinskl, Irene Savage, Dorothy Clark An extra chair has been imported into Democratic State Chairman Martineau's office, and he will call it his is state headquarters suggested that if the county committees banish the refrigerator from their headquarters, there will be room for the state committee. United States marWilliam Spry, shal, can prove an alibi. He has not at Grantsville, Tooele county, since Labor day, has not attended a political meeting there this year, and was not "‘sat upon' at Grantsville last Wednesday night or any other time The Tribune follows its usual course of lying when it tells of Mr. Grantsville, and, of course, be expected to come through with a retraction. ‘The Tribune could easily have ascertained the truth of the matter by telephoning to Mr. Spry, but having no regar or the truth, the phene was not ° friends and relatives The immediate planned a very of Martin F. Hammer pleasant surprise for h m last evening, seventy-third the occasion being the anniversary of his birth given berth changes far away, and all pathway, you so the you, hls If she be living and all note Miss Helen Burton was the guest of honor at a pretty kensington yesterday afternoon given by Miss Shepard, which also was a surprise the form of a handkerchier shower for the bride-elect. The parlors were effectively decorated with lavender and white asters, which colors were carried out through the refreshments, glow was seen the diningGolden The guests afternoon room were: Miss Grace Bettles, Miss ence Sears, Miss Marge E Me erbeck Fannie Breeden, Mi Clark, Miss Ivy Dix, Miss Gaby, Miss Edith Gaby, Miss Zeta Morris, Fannie French, Miss Stella Davis, Ethel Mount, Mrs. David Nelson, Elliott Kimball, Mrs, A. T. E Herry Catrow The hostess by sisted during the afternoon Shepard. Nellie Davis and Miss Edna . Charley Durand has been enough notoriety to fit him for a on the American party tichet H. B. Meloy, w ie served for a short year as deputy city time early this auditor, is out fer the nomination for that have come over they two, It is ‘county recorder on the American the,one topic they never discuss. They ticket . . ° are too near to permit recognition of Col. A. B. Irvine was mentioned it to come between them. And it Is yesterday as a candidate for the nomexpressed only in the tones of that ination for county attorney on the Respeech which conveys so much in the publican ticket. * . words: ‘This Is my Mother!" fled; the United States senate. That looks a little like the dictation of one state Have the and pit and pyramid as do the streets in the affairs of another. Democrats of Idaho taken leave of of Salt Lake just now. And, as if to make sure that the worst Is yet to all their state right doctrine? the so * leaders are The American party to announce urging all "reformers" nomination themselves for any old in order to create the impression that the county election looks Ike a windfall for ‘reform,' and as result everybody and his sister will get into the race. The slate will contain the name of Frank Christensen for county clerk He is at present clerk of the board of public works, and he has the proper outfit back of him. John W. Pike also wants the job, and he will hold up. his record as court stenographer to assist him in the race. George Parks is another aspire unt: for the county clerkship, and ‘reform" leaders are puzzled over wheth: er he shall be allowed to run second or be only a commen "also ran."' Abe Little a brother of W. W Little, who has announced his candidacy for the county attorneyship flirting with the sherift's job and his name will go before the convention with that of Tom Pitt George Hancock, who is more frank than some of th candidates who announce that they are "urged by their friends,"' says he is out for the nomination for sheriff because he wants the job. Hancock is now deputy city auditor, and while rabid partisans, he is one of the most harmless But s he is perfectly not believed that he will be the nominee for the reason that the party leaders have their eyes on some one else, J. William Edmunds has already announced himself for treasurer, and there are other candidates who have bobbed up. taken yesterday A new turn was of the American when A. J. Weber, was announcparty state committee, ed as a candidate for the nomination announcefor county attorney among the ment spread dismay younger men who have already told the people what they want. Mr W ake will find a place on the American party slate, and all others will be relegated to the wavy alfalfa, The American party would sacrifice every other place on the county ticket for the county attorney's and sheriff's offices, and the leaders will see to it that the strongest men in their party are given a place on the ticket. Two other announcements that will cause the gossipers to discuss the fitness of the men are . G. McMillan of this city, and Jerome Beauregard of Bingham, for county commissioners. earth sorrow, very back the been the because figure and comes had very There the by |SOCIETY. executive committee, announced by State Chairman Hammond yesterday, is composed of seven prominent Republicans, representing the very best element of politics in the state, They are men who are generally far-sighted, who have the interests of their party and thelr state at heart, who haye been identified with the principles of Republicanism long enough to be recognized as taunch, reliable and resourceful. J Love, eomCc ‘hristi: insen, Ca new Lae a majority is residence ee, and while site reste d Salt Lake county, state of Utah, in every part every element of in touch party, and their broad-gauged views e oun pass the party as i Fred ensen of Mt, Pleasant, earned a piaea on the committee management of a state campaign by sturdy activily an unimpeached recnot only justifies his appointment to a place high in the councils of his party, but which has proyen his pecullar fitness to serve at the front in an important campaign. <A Wright of Ogden, has served his well, has risen to an enviable in business, ioWS politics, knows the state like a handbook, and render service through his committee to his portion of the state that will be beneficial in the extreme. Wesley Walton of. Rich, is another member of the committee who will carry prestige into the campaign, As vice-chairman of the state committee, he has been very helpful in the preparation of the campaign, and his appointment reflects credit not only upon him, but upon his county Chairman Hammond has announcpersonnel the committee mature deliberation, anc > at the seven names will show he has made no mistake. that to how with then pain. heard impressive when saddest one always still state * that mother was away, And when elder my goes of of thought there day in guardian who the are are to years the * also different again. accustom he was life, heavens that much the Mother is a Mother years was of was is pride And her her It people. of suggestion Her own their angels strength That mother. and a her to the little dear was. point. until her words. which how from woman, she held music There a was weakness. know her. He a four and inspiration safe third as something statement. loving side, walked newcomer full were There her said introduce how full. written By my mother." never know, daughters all is were a matron the in that years, the women-wise, trouble of of pair, and life and happiness Maternity in every line of her face In left. Never have place this alone the of can mountains machines pleted, the street in it is not man not everlasting haste It or a block shanks It not surfaces, up. of a section is the It neces- destruction are go. We nuisance. part the be resurfaced their there hundredth and be closing that a the there necessary it Is there the two of When postpone doubt summer. discomfort. and we been improvement temporarily at has to some that. street way, of desire the obstruction, were is wrong all know no matter. be the picture present without sity without beliefs, Now the and has public naturally But question state, religious in much The all, the to condition city. to of out the this most captious plaint Dubois of Republican that the point Lake in editor, Paddock suggestion a formerly meets STREETS. to Salt familiar The all can to one will the he OF THE needless of streets is willof if of the a is the Mr. for free forgets polls. Tribune Rev. just and return the affidavit made says unexcited the that their to the if he ecclesiastical prophets American send makes or charity an disregard executed the the penitentiary last were fear were' of have that to the clergy are limits of their comes dition land vio- law without offenders, what through that he Is being confuted. paper carte happen of the city all all would is of for SALT LAKE'S FUNNY PAPER. There has always been need funny on every could If this if the the considera- manhood, Is contending And eye gives challenge progenitors It in proving every right thelr because in people seek- good laboring is a citizens to before loot an for disastrous CONDITION who citizen. Then state, though regard is criminal With and friends the party Dubois Dubois neighbors and his that equal incur day. to make the is of grief no present Now triumph was so That's senate. Even money pretenses, to paragraph. from of false the based its hilariously its accept against And substantial he of the to and retort American sacrifice home, interests better quarrels. Dubois, achieve dig him by is tell party, treasury, send of statement then," Republican * Mormon dollar offers paper. goes; law. Nothing the of earlier earHer his of to town, the fair. Now of one a the was for Idaho. ingness to of cannot every it that it getting servitors city graft, can Republican which and votes lation the for Dubois. an imbroil working of made of a of as bitter good blanche good paper wherever will the editor and dollars "And men of seemly in one funny that he the In on more to a them or confute make does Then {ing and mouth. Dubois and to the legitimate business of mising. them own is could his one country. .dishonest scheme damage It larger in- the inter-moun- American its the chang- view has addresses Dubois, poke It is of inestimable value on his of speeches old better one terance. The bitter those its from favor, men Dubois Gov- truth, service wise after paper prosecution and teeth is the ane Har The forcing against ticket, a falsehood and all the as one in hundred minds an lone a penitentiary but course, no the placid sentinel of that owns editor adds that no chureh any denomination owns any de- remain- The paper, will two the is Republi- degree "we comb. publication truth. Paddock be jousting in which the wrong. the Mr. dock, the stockholder declares any public. of and Idaho in supporting speech Mormon paper a went World of his the heaviest in he a not if in supporting give or leave the the the pro- cases, a influence campaign, the World, cause Carlson, assume from had denied Mormons in the in the is There one standing like Tribune, region; on ticket. the party, deliverance Democratie that And in membership the Democratic of would hard-used been made in jail Mor- the the removal ean would not present, that he the careless bishop capably for that who party quasi-criminal to Is yote when to against a Weiser very cate- against in foreed has not it fendants the are Indeed, Dubois do of they that in this elty, the Rey. about invoked were known in enough There attitude thing at The his He that them of laugh seuttling as ing travelrage is making campaign he church, how a single one one funny lawless breathing the of of is lowwick- does al- certainly but grew newspapers tion, At you: them, a Mormons. Dubois attitude many vote entertain he protested the it and, to he ; so He leaves its Welser Democrats, the people the for final Tribune's consolable, exaggerated highways them. in except voting because all the colors paint change mons, ed the the the will friends state, at Here is what thing, declared be of hand. In cause, privilege same paign at meeting citizen, do a of a Protestant pastor very strongly in favor the to Gentile us take' derided a Being a this polities, for to be Mormon in thing public all to Interfer- the interfere he they of clouds con- about. church for Democratic shall the It place indorse- Dubois down promising cursings of of the though hills matter to seems of the recent the kick the in the with in takes voker tain up same and IT WAS PLAIN TRUTH. Governor Cutler has been qual- States best spurning to There far- swamps hits and expression law a his so mendacious the then any and encoun- SPEECH, authorities interest boast- enough the skirts gory, of an room Is go trouble there Itev. Here of diminuendo, for a At 41S treason quite ehureh official some lies. is chureh = of star have his in time, and members the little. Well, Brit abso- trouble his of wrong strain slander, with the them may in be limitations The en- high giving liar reason extended the question It chureh vermillonthe in that may misunderstanding mooted but IN Idaho in ence. arms evening The He a separated | command their to a it. modest in that in Let us have a clean, straightforward, vigorous enforcement of the law, of all law, as law, and down with the proposition that law is merely a political plaything to be enforced not, according as the party exigencies or church Inclination may dictate farms, was demanded comes ocean with the may believe, they the and starts for fitting church of rol- naked plucks even of there ly to ditches, meet- the the know expressed just a little of probably he against which he prethe intolerance tends to be making war For one allows no powers. in when We the his his symmeiry edness, development making back flings sky, music earth non-Mor- irrigation trouble-makers alrman. pro tem. Secretary In the of of and yet proof of worked to Tribune contain The the pres- the cross- the memof very humor, humorist from slander con- as All |jutely no dividing line which chosen. the delegates at fullr oflisttheof Republican state com- mitte side country, richment elec- Mormons the vote so. regard the attend the to his ther along symphony. to seemed to did any f the in the after right all without affiliations, mons, side by 0 All another, perfect fit. together e, immediately of the Up of legislature the good of a that Mormons had The all troversy at of quarrel. cause injected that not Some of them belonged to one party, and in who clty | and patience not one shall out this; ful both the natures where and And He unfair its of fingers idea is argu- non-Mormon with council, man all POLITICS AND THINGSs || of gopher every wide trouble Jong CARELESS hell is is the of Paddock spoke chureh, It is certainly thé pfliar of cloud , day and the pillar of fire by night that can safely be followed by all who wish to escape from the Egyptlan darkness of a barbarous, lecherous, robbing, lawless and treasonable echureh dictation in political and commercial affairs, his anathema. was city Utica up How ticket ‘To sink of tinue? in know there sort wherever expressed them: they for at official a and mended for Varied urged exhibition fun, Read of his promising state, and ways of, tnat were every one who could not conda umned Howell for papraaentative in congress, 1904, as follows: a ede equality of right to the Moron Novy. Delegates. Votes, He was not a memover of that ons. gj 823 the courage to deRic hurch, but he had ao it a square deal And he for nm nand §/was not over particular in the use of the of need But warrant tered of obscenity a tinted DUBOIS. is horse sink are that attitude shameful lies far salary. officials is succession wheel the upon the there a which Is streets right the infamy, insists the women pent-up is points and them, the is licking like n party, o "Curses, like chickens, come home will ineore the candidates at such convention, are cordially Heh t o roost." to unite onder' ue call, in the selection Not many when Fred years ago, S, imitation better Dubois was giving a ate convention shall consist of 527 delegates apportioned to the}, f statemanship than he is at present of state, the hurried up and down the bighhe tlon, of purposes the the meaning e- 2| of That to law leaders law one Whitechapel ings and want and and ence to order of profanity bers, But his of only disorder they Republican the With They CITY, UTAH, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1906 where ing eurious please not unwritten those of business in- there books contempt, and The a_ man its edition: regard. into There readof earth, revolving letter. dead violations in square as American do which of observance lose some own the utmost counter business. Governor Cutler rebukes the eustom of protest, you hear a noisy e rooks, and you may know that some stool pigeon is runs When the all of them-to near mighty means efforts of the irthe rebuke sternly nothresponsible schemers who have have of value to sell, and who ing And the those desires veriest not mine, holes, statute of which Written a genuine and know, the slightest laws with which sells the only and goof name of the whole region, the men interest of the who Tt is to the the square-and that business on do no have obey. advance. in moves like few you on leaders LAKE place soft Tribune our a every contractor iustrations Friday's truly. and upon them legitimate to SALT come, humor weekly the of subit from is the every titilation law obey something loss hurts have its York elte jests the the is not in New will a look have It fortunes there scheme of win the takes which head of Pickings publication, who the not party chance. an gamble. mining is the investor may a And terests State * A state convention of he adap representatives of the Republican Hk the s of Utah, will be held at Lake City, for nating a atate at the - election, Nov. 6, 194, t i and of such pt aa business as may cor e it. Said state conwill asameriiie - - o'clock a m. , the of poe eerere ‘an a he ae udge of t Suprem court and representative in the Sixtieth the United States. n electors of this state, f the he the shares, they for the and is at and of do to Really is gambler's reasons is, it is men case, go for absolutely the that fake Convention, the the enough, Where CALI. State ef in ex- offering buying Is the » American party is the party of the party of order, the party of progress, of morality, the party of clyilization, It points the way to Spi tevine nt and to better things in ah red nothing are solemn needless we money pretty know they be there way, OFFICIAL their the but business Republican on of in nothing may But For send you as one premium base of for REPUBLICAN, all that London is ers and is as any but in- They It the It judg- reports wrong. is to thorough capitalists the they know many their Iterature which know in Puck frivolous men-equipped make go printed of If on they the blue, the usually not as know are Punch, believe. deal But of from has great earth. When do a ness limit examinations they right. mine it, the and is quick uA in the absolutely learning ment There 15, 1906 Sept. can be a great be intelligent probabilities Press Association. Utah, one Always because Block, 208 South West Both Phones-3190. investigation may college company 2.00 beyond it examinations, 110 Three ‘Months.,..ccsesecesraces Six Months'. v:.cesceccecucveses OnO"WEOP ccecycesvpccveisnens feet than making and with stances. Tt Oia Cit Subscription Rates: One Month wcesvccncecvescses§ may five CO. matter A vein prospect And at Salt Lake of Congress, 1879. richer the revealed. REPUBLICAN 10, 1906, at the postoffice City, Utah, under the Act deal or by Official Organ of the Republican in the State of Utah. of luck. =| Tee . day and praise, Oin hearts and panes Murmuring breese and r zchoes from crag and t bill, Your songs our ty ts thrill, us rejole Our daughters and Ee sons Weg gray-haired yetera ave this desire; yhoo life for us is o'er We can >t no more, Keep. burning as of yore rsold camp fire. Look to its flames go Make {ft a beseon bright, 1 To guide our way. met Treasure within your brea st, Keep on your minds impressed Deeds of those Fes st, a Black Haw a aa -Theres:z orn L Macser in ‘Springville Inde- I |