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Show Morning INTER-MOUNTAIN perienced by Do REPUBLICAN CO. Official Organ of the Republican in the State of Utah. If a re party i | The Only Gone on are the is not and p OES ccste cist sr. fas ane 00 Sunday Bdition only, One Year.. Malcolm MeAllister, Gencral as could ot basing ment they 2.00 They When Manager. Member Block, 208 South West Both Phones-3190, Publishers' Lakets City,° 7 Utah, » Sept. o26, Q mc REPUBLICAN : For STATE) Justice THE we anc he should to party, noade: We told him INU the Pity party the sons reasons did party and forms, life courage we told need to matter by whom Now we want ke arimon' to him habit / a to avoid your his of few the party any this you a the ask is a the you-and regard trol the state at the next election. If it can control the state, it can dictate much of policy and of action to the national Government at Washington. to regard ot te abate Whenever friends (ch to to Tom Kearns control get of and the ma- defeated for re-election to the United States senate, You know his temper. regard he would go to the limit of his to need be no work or whatever need be no ficial of by ward they are dictation high or low a@ choice ant, between hi defending when for your we lives, It is no the simple If ‘helping defenat or And they we mean extravagant truth. get control, his will Then erty, When have the without take your he alarm. the y franchise away. have power regard the will state, to accomplish to any drive you sense they of fair- will ride roughof the‘ Mormon out of or Utah. Can you count the graves between here and the Mississippi river? Have you ever gone in person or in fancy back over that old route, and tried to picture again the sorrows, the sufferings, of that migration? Do you think a removal today-or next year . -would be any easier? Do you think the Mormons could get up and get out of Utah now with any less: sacrifice | roti the DEORE for on in previ- ‘a in get get it get in e vot a same that There may and cratic The this fall. any fairly good you again. would deal to any vo the te the Do party, we which county of just class Republican every Salt ticket Mor- Lake to this fall. it. are going sii to do theeasen it. ana he Make no is bones no There \dsclats so smallest it. have against ‘ as and You to you, you you have out but of one dis- prop- and that one-with and DO IT TODAY. SECOND-CLASS year revenues and the ing to of the doctors cure the governments fo r the decided second-class the that country many entitled to a deficit postoffice of finance country are cause, that fis heir In the mail the department; who are try- of the ills that are large matter causes the loss, papers are not the in to general very newspaper looking they have amount of carried by They hold legitimately rates: that magazines such as those published at A ugusta, Maine, large numbers of advertisements that le. ad to a mail-order business, are not properly within the the success of no do try. It or in two that may be the nation free has people need, enough rule, as Iowa, to be sched- lower one insys- it to Jast, And this against brave is his party is enough signal to has service he is as firm as he ever the has party. right. And other or the Cummins a that every true What within Utah, it. is Republican faith for IN RESTRAINT Utah men eity. is then at because dition they too soon. Nothing action of been in is deal all of the held in about that the argues more clear certain big of privileges of the le. We don't think they are. The second-class rate was devised for the en- no company, railroad all afford run timent It road of or is a to violate little operating {ng coal. tled The tice; in even than that the has can. coal carriers and are The engaging the lands, the are mony Lake, as it market- set- in*®Monday's out then Will he the who the since labored can he that wanted Reed senate worked of by his apostle of not the to was church? labor-at least Srmoot's elec- Mr. he fellows, Smoot contend contend resay- treachery Reed he the that colossal did in secure that he for himself from know the conditions ship at that time? work of like the or of their the com- in Salt testimony in con- a will of the Dem- not follow his of the belong a Falls Star state. party * of when is The a hear There The the he of the was not did not apostlea Will he There house a whom he place the he of Will he of re- displayed there as to or to make famation of ored him? time, maker people the and bet- finan- party has the BUTTER COMES Butter tell to happened policy who of de- once hon- it. than hor We her increase One the to make a little now. is And state is the the of Elgin, of those present Ill.,, Utah by and cares or not. preferred by Pennsylyania revealed as shall cormorants leverage requests the we interest In Pennsylvania, | of whether far 50 any at ‘of oleomargarine concerned, haven't factories friend makers of think their of Utah regulation maker business particularly asking congressman of are the from commissioner We don't letter is Republican it. must food the they The a we here Pennsylvania burdens on and and of instruct the high, But dairy state heavier HIGH. comes the butter following present internal of Amerikearns That But party ashamed of the state La or why should on record is STOP President WILDCATTING, revenue POOL'S | | laws have been so. Interpreted by United States district Judges, as to permit the concealing of stamps, marks and Dell event at be no. special club today aside from d'hote Wednesday table of the perfect on account probably be well patron- Suckingham |} and Mrs. Everett Mr. issued invitations for the wedhave of their daughter, Helen, ding Wayne Griswold Hemphill, at St. 8:30 Wednesdays evening, r will be at home tre after Nov. * Mr. and and "No mellow fire, ne me ‘rry song, To cl r the dreartest Db falead night? No cup of wine, no was bowl, To make the heaviest cHbaste -d light? "No Handa to clasp? No friend to love? No lips to kiss? No maids to woo? No tinkling lutes? No twining dance? N No ficlds of green? No skies of blue? good ot a Mrs. * - diverts poeta metre be to invited especially "Why, then, T'll stay a fool."|* And sald, -William F. McCormack, In New York|* + : js Willie-Your big sister's engaged to| + Mr. Mugley, ain't she? + . Mamle-No; an' I guess she don't!¢# anter "4 eWillte-_W * Mamie-'C ause tonight comin' supper. + ae e knowed he eat onions Philadelphia Press, was fur OPTICAL CO., STORES Denver, AT AT 259 Main St., Sale Lake City. Kansas' City, Portland, DaUas. THE NEW Omaha, SOUTHERN We have a few Icft. First-class rooms at moderate prices. Hot and cold water on every oor. Elevator and bell service. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. 144 WEST 1ST SOUTH. Phones: 1374 Ind., 2289-7 Bell. | AN OPPORTUNITY | | | you | ought not to Ladies' 7-Jewel, Elgin tham Watches in MISS. or Wal- 20 Year Guaranteed Cases $12.50 CARTER JEWELRY Watchmakers, 324 Mig. MAIN CO., Jewelers, STREET. ‘present. + i Lake 1906: American party in Salt City on Friday, Sept. 21, "Great as he is, T am aahaidt of President Roosevelt, and every true ,. "rie. se feelin teen poe or despise President Roosevelt for the deal he made with the people of Utah. was tremendously the convention, ; FF+ +++ tite aos ee It M ight Cost You Se Then Merlin answered with a frown, PPI LS Ak EAR ‘ot all your tears, not all. your wit, | Nor all the babble of a Fool, + ASHAMED OF PRESIDENT Can change a single word of 1c + ROOSEVELT. m +> silly thumb, Be bit Motley And Daugherty Matt Delegate . around his stool: legs shook twined And Then laughed his and his giddy suid in a speech before the halin + Utah state convention of the Herald. __THAT'S ALL os Daughters of the Utah Pioneers will hold their regular meeting at 3 o'clock today at the Brigham Young Memorial} building. All members of the socte ty sa we mSlon old world:in fair world after all?" B e COLUMBIAN day was observed yes» members of the Cleofan. . Charles H.' Wells ‘was the hostess the occasion aa8 entertained the club members at Juneheon. Covers were laid for fourteen at long table, he club colors of blue « white. being carried out in decorations. Toasts were given by several mistp para of the club and the reunion of mem- | ce bers after a summer's vac ath ee Pack dates altogether enjoyable The fi lar meeting of the club will a ae la rext Tuesday. Motley, sald, interrupting, Nay, is it true that all is strife; hat here is naught but toll and palin, That there's no good nor joy in Hfe? This Is Monument. D leseret-News De Mrs... W.; H Wolfe of arrive in Salt Lake.. City f "a visit at the home of Mr. Frank T. Roberts President's But I the Mrs, Frank Knox and daughter have been spending a féw days.in Ogden .@ ee eae By 347 Phones F. W. O'Connor and Miss Be+ O'Connor arrived home yesterafter a visit of a weeks in San Francisco, Pacific Grove and Oakland, * @ @ WISDOM, bubble on the sea of Time cup. brimful of toil and pain . moment while you drain the. ecu And then the bubble's gone again." re WILLES-HORNE DRUG CO., e = Mrs. Julia Miss Beth Critehlow and for WellesCullen, who left last week ly college, stopped off for f days to at Rochester, N Mrs George J. Me ‘Laughlin, nee Walden. \ SUver Our Soda Fountain. Opticians Davis and daughter Ms; yers H. M. Mrs. Mrs. J on and Miss Lena Myers some to Salt Le ie ellen will return Grove. Pacific from time in October * @ Merlin mused-a cynic 5 ree by his yes ot of strife- And answered, "Jester, thou must know The await of this wretched life Ah, | pure Olive Vivian McCune will entertain Mrs. club on Thursday | her sewing noon And A Angele WE ARE * * Los All Kinds of Hot Drinks at . ke Miss in iS, 4 C At the Frst Congregational church tonight will take place the marriage oi Miss Pearl >and Howard Eugene Smith, ceremony be performed by Rev. Elmer LI. Goshen, after which a wedding supper for the bridal party and a few intimate friends will be served at home of Mrs. M. Snow will be attended by ste Miss Dolores Fierce. The man will be Lucius Fuller of Niagara. | ‘ enterenehnone will Miss Rubelle afternoon, a numtain, on Saturday ber of her girt friends in honor of "Now, prithee, tell me, Silver Hair," The Fool to Merlin said one day. "How can be a Sage like thee, And cast my cap and bells away?" A St. os can safely . be used interne illy or externally, "Purity" is what you need, Good for me dici inal purposes, \ Sal: a GF Dressings, etc, Sold | in| bottles or bulk, wedding of great interest in Salt will take place .this evening in Grove, when Miss' Marguerite and Robert Walker will be wmarried the church of St. Mary's-by-the-Sea. } Lena Meyers, cousin of the bride, w il be her only attendant, Karl Scheid officiating as best man bb els Roosevelt Great Falls (Montana) Leader. At of the coming session American mining congress, to be in Denver from October 16 to October 19, the question of legislation to stop wildeat mining will be seriously considere To that end a committee was appointed at the last session of the congress to draft a bill providing for the punishment of all mining fakers and promoters of illegitimate mining enterprises, and this committee will report at Denver. California has already adopted a law which has worked an almost complete riddance from that state of spurious mining stock and that lecherous parasite on the mining industry-the fake promoter It is probable that the proposed legislation which will be submitted to the state legislatures this winter, will be fashioned after the California law, which provides that any person who shall undertake to sel or assent to the publication, privately or publicly, of a fraudulently exaggerated report tending to give any person, or the public generally the idea of a greater value than *such stock may really possess, with the intention of defrauding any person or the public, "shall be deemed guilty of a felony, and on @onyviction shall be punne by imprisonment in state prison, a county jafl not exceeding two ears, or by fine not exceeding five aa dollars, or both." A similar aw is needed in all the other mining states, Montana included "Bai paragraph: The the conventions. be? being TO except for what adopt per- condisoeeial life or that the the Senator wherein Amerikearns public him men assistance of changed will the for his state since portrait his admit his now treachery? have short of waiting at no traitor make meeting out church changed not cause point these a did summoned pretended have was A declare will the Country the regular lunch, which weather will ized. good lightning. we ' Made An absolely Spencer. entertained' the Miss Je: which she is a member | small club: ae and novel manner ! in a very informal last evening e .e national says: examiner stroke over | Provo last | went to Several. parties Salt Lake Opera| evening with the company, which gave a performance in the Gar-| of "The Wedding will go. to den. city. The company when. it will} Logan on Friday night loyal friends| be accompanied by many and patrons. national to Main haan im hat trimmed with malines Vell and for outing. a Mis de- other Amerikearns they bank a is time? dairy of will fight of elevation the would say Will the injustice the to representatives surface-for no- they hearings, an since wise he to hidden say tion? In openly denials time occurred defend an do as hearing supplementing he not cier® the arisen or men said of a piece Smoot? Will tions was henchmen plan, Will to church has elected was Mr. at securing dictation the his Will not business, with be right. their He injury member if Great deal Re- object? his rail- settled the many at to be nom- of that senator's Kearns to and ing for practice to arranged that has chureh election on cause proper which he the fast competition Pennsylvania his the his of at What who the and either out it legislature at panies whose product they handle should be a sufficient argument against them. And if it is not, then the testi- the of Smoot citizens condition make sult. sen- can has been and received palpable In for Mormon present He to day marketing getting to law. question Reed . was Smoot. Tom that other, the have they or on parcel A there sentiAnd like Idaho. to a The to know house, that the properly a held As defend Pennsylvania, mining' and they in to con- it 1 116s, new high-crown., n the bright finish felt plaid ribbons and jadapted to street wear Pe boRe e r ‘}OLIVE OIL * folly of Smoot have statutory proof thing. there that late That they purpose of so to that ter? is causing is don't worst for meetings own Smoot the this corporations counter companies In- was trade. effective that sort held his precise to it Evidently, commission restraint in Mormon as- astonished, condition. the is a perfectly vision against good inquiry not and deplorable of a revelations knew session and worked Smoot? Will he fectly understood TRADE. be are before; more the the they they Smoot always have a party? of change leaders Reed senate, Kearns Reed that Republican elsewhere. OF must commerce If States the demanding state, Governor of in first tariff country and true Why affords. the the for Leastwise, for tariff€ or committee county United then than coun- harmful indorse Freedom in and were apostle very they advertisement THEM? brought Hears They Reed of this not partisan is themselves CHANGED has in the and his HAS What many emphatically in stating so plainly his WHAT be a branded then carrying port. the election senate. ques- be the country for And situation In party appoint help- legislature. avail the to of the And rendered his in com- will work the trade. this strong next roads railroad they of the leg- seeking advantage parcel and. man Hailey ocrats time. vastly hope His should question in the of Banks', | reach at certain day, summer prices have not pre to ap Drea and it is an impossibility summer ac Saltair without the usual tions companiment of music, Hlumination and mer y, the stl crowd. . label Roose- coal the would will true other legislation the has startlingly be a publishing contention plenteous the John revelations are of stated tariff! From and is every of who meet higher whole free spoken trade, What of by so we What of perilling is it if in- national President should which that there are good the fol- what should be done, will And it will not be done by aim organization Republi- doubt difficult with Democrats. their the Tom ever to the of the the without terference it men country party citizenship some for that the publicans they has the the of the some be to why willing sort of Possibly need to the this amazing management East, at the by the ful and party well upon of when believes reduction the just follows secured the men is also a very decided public ment condemning the practice. MATTER there in Nothing and And is country none Utah. duty, party, to your yourselves-every Republican They intention confiscate even reason it. able element here have it at the world whose catch a glimpse of | While continue. that party? be- can party settles a question, tion is settled right. There fittingly at Tom die that would demand settle. large would Republi- Republican no formation not terstate ostracism people. their to drive ally the why division. Mormon it is sessions trade commission Washington; in declared announced fo should the follow a was position-and the love in not its by butterine, ination. example There the it the commerce his indeed to glad him, off of derelict custom islation the party. believe since he the be the a because for shut restraint particularly less tol- compels coal to to Seen tourists does lof he lto statutes entertained Miss Ruth. Beasley for delightful luncheon vesterday | Jenrije Pat Is of : St Anthony, is visiting in the. city, > autumn leaves formed livered at his home That seems an ¥ orations. Mis B easley Mrs. W 1. Lamb, invasion of the private right; and it} By ‘arey and Miss Shemwell can not effect any good for the gen-| baucaret was enjoyed during the crval government noon following the luncheon Butterine is a legitimate product, a guests present iss. C Shemwell, proper article of commerce and a deHelen Monroe, cent thing to eat If the people of Miss Ida Me Donald; Pennsylvania want to buy it at about Miss Amy Burton, half the price of butter, we shall not Schultzer CimMe June Whittemore, ask Congressman Howell to inter‘tere eron, Miss Henrica Wi illace and prevent it. five be the such citizen home, the bundle bullermakers wrapper of wrong not business a would are mission Gov- in would contribute an Who come that he to in made within that degree tonished made the anchise is your have They f and is should his you course. reason state They it. why a every m aintain have such is should about reason for an Republican be but reform would been. There as defection safely schedules, that party, in apologize hailed direct the up- of handle velt in reduction the no ‘ will been every the device be a has the MAJESTIC least the it by upon in at butterine, States printed be butter, When take required has to as or buying does be United he sought it than is which out not so Utah so and competitors supplements Governor insistence tariff for is could provide. you of is terstate com go Any more these discredit to from should ton device to will permitted held fuel. it a injustice; peo- has butter is and not what that in too the Oleo- proved produce, as he it, It coal power suggested laws healthful to associated things of is entertaining her Mrs. Glen Miller Hettinger of KanH. H sister, Mrs will remain Mrs. Hettinger sas City we ek anothet personal this trip day personal of by butter been as flaringly trade in of escape price of con- of family is no when Any We carriage cold of whose trouble tem. But without | be done. other ask tariff ore it excluded but heartily There reduction they church or race whose liberty and life was sought by the opposers of the Republican so of get Iowa, been ules. cencedlment, appeal and reduced position measure Re- depends say the of some Lalce or in from willi on a the squarely, or to dis- Salt will of Cummins Demo- or in and be that of matter, properly SepPpu ‘AN REPUBLICAN. ‘rats low, aid are win party and subterfuge we > and them one They observance this not Lake dollars permits I: A : Democrats women them. of the be. Openly, as some win A of benefits an abuse These the ton a be proven universal a merchant mails This could the lots cannot Largely, shall the an In are newspapers Democratic they Republicans was will to peo- never but result party you. in the work man- without for They county it city Amerikearns publican from can win bad that legitimately that while votes-and ticket, the very offices administration, cre dited. on the They the con-| cannot before their city will going on the makes four in interests There Is interests exercising restraint been Salt coal buy exercised has sold knows state should have the and less to properly like the Every supply see eee there mistake compel fairness this have in a be touch erated. Government party. ticket? are day and the astonish- in transport are not has minerals or they power closely which ade- so not They other than for no ernor Cummins. In his Monday night speech opening the campaign in Iowa he stated that he still believed some we told party mistake that did, one country. gets when] can are who no the yet whole county papers a|fort from it ‘Kearns we power. was may right that bi CUMMINS Wo the whole quate compensation It is to be hoped powet companies coal They can them. oil That of the publishers. The carrying their mail at be will beeause which to ple. goes costs disputes of a long A number of parties will be made up as }to go -out Saltair this evening the unexcelled skating floor It lenjoy pavilion, The young society it the ple are taking advantage of. these sells at a price considerably lower. September evenings to Thousands of American citizens use Lo and fro. as well as it daily, and experience no bad rehas always been a regret that the , particularly sults, It is not bogus. butter, and is margarine not to mines. power the ) Pa pat those offensively, seems market other use of was right invaded of cleanly state commission railroad companies ceded in a it this should as dress same is provision the the exercise the so in. of the preference in long and. men spikes that taste Engwear- inches shoes; wear great} of men because to wished; of Much a common. There the of made reform of excessive part which interests rtise. advertist ea the has a they law six their law, right matter affairs of bad a than pri-| the a » guests eae awarded prizes being Mrs it each table Fit y Miss Coseriff and Miss e iM in Fitch. and at the tea follow Mrs. Louis MeCornick The Grath poured tea and coffee ond in the series of bridge teas will be given by Mr Fife this aft ernoon, ‘ . . R Se neue Eee and H, Mrs Mr Los Ang on, a ten to gone have | the and example, that law;| iavade prohibited more toes a as asfor of For what really not at Mrs. W. Edward Fife entertained yesl erday afternoon at abridge tea her apartments in the Emery-Holmes and white ae in in that} that not personal states time the Was jis should purely spikes on commerce business services the ingly that adjustment which state of one ing time campaign The interstate the the high reasonable; Jaws affairs, land business be be early statement reason that commentator corporations Manufacturers their the of the to and shows require the business ee into the coffers Government is epubli- you Tom of of Republican It give with- you will think the because Every Have you read of the former movements of your church? Do you know what it mednt to move from Illinois? t a with theyY the should without vate nm trade restrained carrying effect. in inquiry answer publishers of seems began, this interests But it also brings own to carriers with- e discredited ment will results law : pays it revealed the destiny: color question, Make are erty, they or will Democratic won of is thing an which grossly a Merchants sociation advertise- bring for Indeed, the upon yourself. It first the G so that solely, in eechtcee just as it ; ie to legimate newspapers, Anc Ss an ex- church; origin them Mormons Gabsonb that. f been of very volume-a domain a care take is and for Utah- in will laws have con- plans the first have pense will else, no creed: you you year. Say just . of may rates, their lawlessness which fight they will confiscate your prop- ness or justice. They shod over the people church. They Do have iI- must And omen think reasonable mon they will do is to take from you the franchise. They will not again allow any Mormon to vote, And when you take from a man his franchise, he is in a poor condition to defend himself. They a were If you you it. himself. say carrying loss by |. os has some has at! a ea first-class by the to interests has All} ; are T this The ple age degree. said York: category of merchants, ‘on for for whichwhic |!" the > stores and : the or you vote teachers, It is simply a case where a man With it because called. There by church of- New rule of which same state party sex, a ask in the case. Now, we simply ask the Mormon people of Utah if they want Tom Kearns to own and control this state. If they do not, there is only one thing for them to do. Without any regard to party, they should vote the Republican ticket. There should be no gum-shoe tactics in this campaign. It is a time to be perfectly frank and open. You people are in a place where you must fight for your lives. There need be no whispering There The nent which the state will their if commission railroad this and citizens. ey. We powers can ofwullee servitude. ice thee sistently You know his methods. You know that , and|placed Kearns? ask his legal in the impetus chartered that blame the which country, companies to commission practice the eta oi 2 isher of 5 paper, sale to thi Holes of ‘the' paper for he sells the article ordered by mail The Maine. publications. have "been acts. | party is in power in Utah? Nb you: ‘think-This:'doesn't a like ehinery of the state of Utah, it is time for the Mormons to move out, You know that Tom Kearns swore in his rage that the would "raise hell" with the Mormans because he was of publications within speech a one BA privileges, or age name, party. Do tier: party one church s Tom his the every to . It will absolutely control the legal maeyigece to |Government a profit. if | deal, regard wit hout con- see unlawful Republican to out ean to truly only, the] it. precisely of fair square deal, Do you think position not aaa any and of this ee on rest oushak condition tortie good rates and|at have special as citizens i republic, as ty, a defenders low recent less course gard If the Amerikearns party wins in this fall's election in Salt Lake counin Read election, Democrats of the gives duet service of this railroad themselves dollars out to a the Republicans are not protection wit hout no the postal in be cause Of permitted not the it would affairs will for carrying thing business. (SOCIETY. has commentaries-possibly of and only it them a condition the an For sceptical. place have had with these people. The above ures speak for themselves.' PEMTeS Dee he is in art true-but in part the prevent Read, against you any to city and the miles of of any and the compels newspaper with with Republican you a cost sort giving are it? vote Mormon, spare. think with nat, re- words to a swamps in a thousand truc¢ it romance, It carry most pete with That is that one cent. These were answered and the Ameri-|samples sent by us and three cents »t SAV othing : S are} re paid on each, to oO say nothing in this state ae Further corresiohdanbe Lave Is ft safe? last as Kearnsites you voter. be be hope the you, of That 3 in of fakes burden to circula- papers" the You know that. On the other hand,]a loss, and helping them in business. let us say you do not ask it. We re-|It is to the Injury of legitimate mer- of the crimes, and victory? if 2 it will will place of a a the story "T am decidedly of the opinion that the Postoffice department could well afford to carry papers, newspapers and magazines free of charge, if need be, in order to get the business they bring We have received from two insertions proscribof a 66 line advertisement in the * of Russia | * 12,303 replies about two-thirds at os £ > your lot |of which> paid two, et2p nts = each, balancs Jews divide _|level committed. say today the is deficit half-million for the The property the the you or any- or effect that condone to what by "family in a One go chance are are promising he possessed alone the and not an that you much e@ual You Ee Understand, following pee haata o e fo ‘ the take get an you win pe Republican party . wes to correct it; that the Re- publican ability in power, rot news, than themselves, How the from r that if there were objectionable in the mile. an ta state- any large inflicted of average think of not Government of Can see before the of. tom Kearns, and return that needs him-the fold thing get suffering you place you on declared sell. strength uiled beguil abandon ‘ ‘ > . belief made, And Kearns Court VOTER. Thy, to the have of the their administration, Democrats, FRICK Gentile, allegiance why E. If ca brands after they are placed on packges of oleomargarine, been established that the railroad com}ter and adulterated butter. coal} ute should be so amended which operate own and panies that st amps brands should be exposed mining properties have paar ks and lands or other refused to transport to the public time and again There is, somewhere in Biackstone's that comthe product of companies vince result Government circulation by ar oppressive, 26, ae CITY, UTAH, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER LAKE SALT The desired the the advertisements Tom storm had newspaper burden tion, of after declared have don't to returns Supreme sought the Republican his TICKET. HOWELL the MORMON Yesterday ‘KE <a of OSEPH JOSEP TO x Congressman JOSEPH For : 8" are when Tom Kearns and . er " ia kearns party gain control ore SRY, ‘AN. Imagining. the don't sect. are es aes, renee Mie ; a vain you, others 1906 mails excuses flimsiest followers you. they You ed = Salt of the regards you ith w Press Association. on has newspapers. burden genuine You REPUBLICAN, of rate The alarm? deluded, weather have And Offices-Dooly Temple St. wild flimsiest They urposes you a his Mormons. Six Months ............ 2.22000 4,00] GMP Recs clncr a print This Amerikearns ONL Is . easily building Kearns Rates: ex-|couragement opes. i uae mye piawayeype: n Salt Lake Cit Subscription this are resting You ntered as second-class matter Feb. 10, 1906, at the postoffice at Salt Lake City, Utah, under the Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. ; you was lower think so, INTER-MOUNTAIN than ° then? you life E-enee errr Every of SEE Published or L The foter- Mountain Republican f substance oO a iHE ~ he speaker cheered +o+eeay 1 7" +oo+ » + + 7 + + + + + + + : + + + y + +4! CONSIDERABLE miss about and time. a train. you . to See us clock or watch will always be on -* * se «. sess ae ee your ESTABLISHED 1862 |
