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Show The Inter-Moontain Repablican Published Every Morning perior ocratic You by Entered 10, at the postoffice at City, Utah, under the Act March 3, 1872. Feb. Salt Uhis the can to not asked driven his appeal But Lake Salt City, Oct. Utah, 1, 1906 away protect Tom REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET. traitors the For Justice of the JOSEPH Supreme E. Court FRICK to which he THE SALT Two Six and LAKE columns of will not little words you did "WE. an have and acquittal. were not DO HERALD. vituperative work you needed; INDORSE FRED use all them: NOT. DUBOIS." You side-stepped You evaded You talked the Republican's and on claim deal of about to the unfair misrepresentation The Herald The did not answer the WHERE IS Are for you THE simple the We dare you We dare you news time Coeur to admit to deny and The immediately cause, That You Fred was staff have after printed of your know the views will Will yeu you was wasting your news It can't find files, you own The Republican The faith in They have tried ing. They are question Are cratic for party You can it have of the now the Republican success In Idaho? of Are not be both, thorized and trusted Democratic party in lieve us, the where are asking: them. do Both this are your in party of paper Utah You will have not They believe you are of parts the of the natione culates-some-in Herald Idaho. cir- What and you are trying But a forest of words you. * q hese are Is it contemporary. porary can Herald, by Tom them. > things And make to only them protesting obey will not conceal 4 * hard to that Kearns, gay to a the eontem- necessary. it is The not sound Papers refers reason capably ta with edited, The which to and de- with They a open to lines would country and LABOR'S the its bullies defeated with them the day. the be- OHIO wage with on are who wished field. It is But above the if you and ans- publican convention, at 12, for the admirable mitted tion, to as and the com- Ohio fact Dayton, by the that Sept. sub- conven- policy of protection must be s ly maintained. It is the founilatlon of our ere ng 2ann unparalleled prosperity and com P= cial eminence. Eventual Abronarion ‘of schedules along protective lines must be made by the Republican oe whose devotion to the policy of Ame can markets for American industry RS the guarantee of the confidence of the manufacturing Add to this indorsement and fairs, his and wor the hearty of President administration the approval and Foraker and hearty approval indorsement Dick, and and Roosevelt of and public af- unreserved of we Senators have a fend themselves, will refer to it by that platform upon which every loyal Rename. Others will not. But we have not at any time said + +++ tte tee ete s tt +> the Herald was controlled by Tom + + Kearns. That is a charge we do not + + A SOLDIER TO MATT consider warranted by the seriousness 4 + DAUGHERTY. of the situation. We said the Herald + + was working shoulder to shoulder with +\ ye Ogden, Utah, Sept. 20. that soldier of hate, Tom Kearns. And oa + i Editor Republican:-In readwe submit that the statement is true. + ing your paper this morning I + Tom Kearns is working for the dis+ + found a statement that Delefranchisement of Mormons. So Is Fred + gate Matt Daugherty said in a + Dubois. The Herald is for Fred Du- + speech before the state conven+ bois. It claims to be Democratic. He + aon of the American party in + + t Lake aie eran Sept. 25, is Democratic. Get away from it if ae + that he w med of Pres+ you can, + ident Roosevelt, ond that every + "Shoulder to shoulder with that sol- + true Americ + oo the same + feeling toward ti + dier of hate."' There you are. + Who fs this rete Daugherty, + We have appealed to the Mormon i that makes such an assertion? + Democrats to vote the Republican + + What is he, any way? ticket this year. We believe they Je blowhard, and a liar + a + should do it in self-defense. We know states that every true Ameria can despises President Roose+ if they permit the Amerikearns to win + " this election there is a strong proba- + iam post commander of the + bility that the Amerikearns will carry + G. A. R. Post of Ogden, Utah. + the state in 1908. If they do, it is very + I am sixty-nine years old, and -: + certain they will either dictate to Mor- + had I been present at that con+ vention I should have struck + mons in polities and in religion or they + him, + We have ninety-five will drive them out of the state. We + members in our Post, and ev- + + have told Mormon Democrats this bat- + + tle will be won in November, 1906, by + + A H either the Amerikearns. party or the + e, THEODORE ROOSE+ + Republican party. There will be no + B. F. BAIR. * Democratic party as a factor to be + considered. No use talking of the su- FHT HHH +e ee+++ett+ + - the Ameri- They are by true no no or of that party for very ticket of in the good men. considerations is would be under may one position people any their affilia- any not dictated Americans. or matter they of a to means Kearns men, yester- actual their those one. any And the other what be called, they thumb man by to or of set party of name AMERICAN WOMEN ABROAD. Chicago Journal: The report Potter Palmer with tenberg for house, in the the so they and have the But Britons places to dollars American they are to invasion not merely landed re- tact and life show estates glory. manners new why tumbledown sense, British to the into a up Combined common democratizing teaching reason reconciled are their bringing with resent historic purchasers American former infusing to most rich becoming and their but society. "American another so-called American Osborne States. is are Bat- causes ceased to United there of the their villas ne- of British to of is Henry Wight, used surrender the of in' that Chicago purchase Isle are of Princess interest juvenating abs espe slaves, named the other by from follows: The cheap ordering made composed all themselves Re- tariff plank adopted nominate were of have permit castles to to to party votes made will the the the They Pritons due of been not been earners They Mrs, of have men was own clear. languid resolutions asso- anything not require thelr office. gotiating PLATFORM. Congratulations mittee dis- his they nominees They tion you, follow is the Herald? THE yes- the and these answer The ticket. invasion" IN to of party. By you per- any any half open, not convention have in in- Indepenor laboring if will, did attempted support clearly every party vastly as the patience ACTION. they weeks They and such worst the for men, That so for of convention, the suf- ripped platform their the wait of on The best is the no chaotic very Kearns our be be are that it labor that the the it the the interests. had. run society, idle rich and worn-out aris- tocracy. American bers are toms of eral them as gracéfuily back are for It influence has The reflex women's and as A their are six deaths es, the of more and his guilty and Hering had Hering so with this er and more sides {is little cnough bility upon his gain for it it be untold for loss- whines Hering the is the "If the not his have him Hering account, to an all the deepbe- There savings fully hours laws and in con- of labor conditions improved men than pro- wages sanitary advantages leg- always his and have given women con- better, any other tin- very coun- great statute national books were Republican principal ones labor put party are laws on thers Among the providing by the following for the construec- tion of new United States prisons and the employment of convicts therein exclusively in the manufacture of such supplies for the government as can be made without the use of machinery was passed by the Fifty-first Congress, whieh was Republican in both braneches, and signed by President Harrison. (Chapter 529 of the Acts of 1899-91.) Protection of Seamen-This was accomplished by the Forty-second Congress, when both houses were Republican, and the Forty-third Congress, also Republican. nspection of Stea m Vessels: - Accomplished by the Fortieth Congress, the Repubba a was controlled by lican mass tlon of Coal Mines in the ‘Territorles-Provided for by the Fiftyfirst Congress, both houses being un- der the control of the Republicans Approved by President Harrisou Safety Appliances on Raltlrowds-The original act providing for automatic couplers and power brakes on locomotives and cars used In inten state trafflc was passed by the Fifttysecond Congress: and signed by President Harrison March 2, 1893 Owing to decisions of the courts, new legis lation became necessary, and the Piftyseventh Congress (Republic an) passed a greatly improved law, which. was mead by President Rooseveit March 2, 190 panacl of Accidents-The Fiftysixth Congress (Republican) passed a law requiring common Carriers. to t make monthly reports of accidents commission. he interstate commerce McKinley (Appraved by President March 3, 1901.) Bight-Hour Law-tThe first e¢ight* law in this country was enacted by the Fortieth Congress aud appreved by President Grant in a\- FHF HHH + tsetse eee ttt + aoe and weight of condemnation, to the load he was already carrying. ‘The law provides no punishment fit for such an utterly base and selfish wrecker of fortunes and lives as Stensland, nor can it add anything of penalty on account of his pusillanimous and dis- + + + + + + + + + SLANDERING THE PRESI- DENT. From an editorial in the Salt Lake Tribune Feb, 15, 1906: "And President Roosevelt, who is supposed to have some sense, allows these people (leaders of the Republican party of Utah) to twist him about their political little fingers." + + Matt said in Utah the a 1906: speech state American City on party in as he true Salt Sept. is, of President every be- convention Friday, "Great and Daugherty, 21, IT am Roosevelt, American has the same feeling toward him. I des pise President Roosevelt for the deal he with the people of Utah." » speaker was tremendously cheered by the convention. 7 > + + + + + gee eet ee plied to all artisans and laborers employed by the government In the Fiftieth Congress (1888) the eight-hour day was established for letter carriers The bill passed the Senate, which was Republican, without division In President Harrison's administration the eight-hour law was extended to include persons employed by contractors on public works. Chapter #52 of the Acts of 1892.) Department of Labor-The act creating the United States bureau of labor was passed by the Forty-elehth Congress (1884) and signed by President Arthur In the Fiftieth Congress (1888) the bureau was removed from the Department of the Interior and made an Independent Department of Labor, all the votes cast agalnst the bill being Democratic In.1903-a Ttepublican Congress established the Department of Commerce and Labor and made its head a cabinet officer. 3oards of Arbitration-Act passed it the Fifty-fifth Congre (ltepubllcan) and signed by President Mekinley June 1, 1898 Incorporation of National Trades Steen es for by act of Congress In 18 Utah in + Ht t+ $4+444444444++4 county Republicans convention work The their plainly expressed. gether with dations we party the declared appreciation Republican is of the doing, and themselves many have other throughout the To- commen- received from. state, this is gratifying Readers of pleased at freight rates of on grain for day No for one in we tell can York tion, but the latest that will the straight going nee of the the name that party. to suppose be that in the Republican ticket will coming is the are the nomiTam- and hissed yet Jerome the best is not unreasonable there will It and element be probably while the hurtful will to it will the Demo- Republican with a proper majority. The San "There Fr ‘anciseco will endowed union the Gordian the but wonder unsuitable of nishing just may likely beth' with ‘Mary a tune, as it by Beau,' is or thought to the Salt mi this city traction they may be erally are ways fine the one have the But and Mr. to be perand music Wethe at- The good, they the gen- Is al- Edwards in in the musicians the those as distinet a may Arthur assembled sug- Orpheum bad-though Mr. of similar tragedy." houses. good. materially the and actors pleasure who of an other add even- Ing. OH, W a? ae FOR ret A MAN. Green was Must be tall and popular rage a name sine" When Margaret i + + + ro + + + esthetle to and curv- about twenty- wo A She swe eae like siren- yearned for me of an author whose name Was Tennyson ‘Ke ats Shelley- Byron In. ao‘year e-she was then twenly-four- was Marguret's dearest ambition 1 To marry a Pole with less money than soul- Basselefsky, the famous musician, years-bow they fly!-went glimmering by And Margaret came to be thir She still was a miss In her shail longer coquettish and flirty' Three more ren s of her life, and Mag£ rie‘'s a wi After all her Nanas and guessin Nor ae she reptne that the name on the aign Of the store says Schmidt, Delicatessen. -Weman''s Home that way clear! ty was sweet, \nd I Don't But oh, ponder do on not it Love young doubt | it! now, femember much ‘twas pleasant about anyhow drean it ul name wa Jannan, N Vv Well, it But I ~ sn't, tows TARY can't peers anno You must Am not ec = wena recoles 9 pardon feeling ‘ it was ' me beacuse very well \ HANDSOME \ shirred velvet BANKS, 116 SO The three new I I ‘A a Was ft xu and T got married Or was it ved for aye?" Ah, my mind Is greatly harried- And I can't exactly say! -Berton Braley AN a Ss} be it ea Shannon exaectiy say ABSORBING * ‘ dec WE of ed j butt of Nature egisiicture?" iz nine Portland, LIT: | tod The Oldest Pogo ue please," the poor Worm) "With Rebate Cases oft 've struggeled-| and Omaha, Largest. Offices in marking, Whence this useless deebate Iam a Trust and you're a Rebate." \ ice Irwin, in' Success. Magazine. Take ee J. =i . Building Oltv area 7 H. KNICKERBOCKER OPTICIAN AND JEWELER i HUN-| 227 (The new reform spe lite a Lins list. of 20 words.-News Item Wurd reform! Wurd wat oean Progress eer onward. Book, Into the Rozevelt W three hundred "Spel wurds az they be red the books,' he ‘sed Nu Into Reform, Vent the three hundred. & CO Progress Salt Re THREE DUN . GORGE RUST, General Manager Utah Idaho, Wyoming and Nevada. O- pray elucidate to me The way the Rebate Cases* be'- Here came a pause-and very neatly The Vulture ate the worm complete (2 AT St. City. City, Dallas. tender | R. . G. OF TILE DRED Main Lake alt Denver, ae 5: A OPTICAL CO., STORES | CHANGB © LL Vhy should [ be the When you control a THE ‘ nyand exquisite ARE COLUMBIAN head he satd wing ‘you Tree THAT'S But why, when you're considered great Should I be merely used for bait? up a aid, e Hite, up an colon ® But, sir," the little pest persisted, I know my views are rather twisted : nm WAT. shown by STREET. are icians ing?' The Vulture ruffled Squirm..on, Le Ww | other TOPIC, shook his Im tired," Es l Bully o nded ural dahlia ma ending A Worm in search of modern culture Removed his hat and asked a Vulture, uxcuse me, sir, I'm rathe green- But what's ihe differ« e beltewen rhe process called inate ial Dealing And plain, old-fashioned, honest Stea Phe Vulture merely Please crawl away; . VELVET model hat S. MAIN, IN CURIO SHOP. a| | AT THE We NEW SOUTHERN bave a few left. es class roo moderate prices. at water on every (oor. bell to rite of them, Rozevelt Andi to left of them Change al arond them, Volied and thundered Mi, how Abe Rape rs pel, i, how they al oe hel; Wudn't shok U el? Out of r old me form, Nu form chren ae and col Wie ates and service. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. 144 WEST 1ST SOUTH. Phones: 1374 Ind., 2389-Z BelL AN | can eo glory fade? the wild change they ), made, AL ZEnS catia wundered turns In his \ ebster ETAV, Al the "old timers" Nu Form three hundred. Ww York Sun liot W oon OPPORTUNITY ought you not to MISS. Ladies' 7-Jewel, Elgin tham Watches in or Wal- 20 Year Guaranteed Cases >12.50 "I'm looking for a novelty in real- | ism,"' declared the manager "Real| buzzsaws and locomotives and iledrivers are getting Ste ale.' What I want} is something new ory real actors,"' suggested his friend. -Louisville Courier-Journal CARTER JEWELRY Watchmakers, 324 Mfg. MAIN CO., Jewelers, STREET. SOAPS! One FANCY, TOILET AND MEDICATED Hundred Bright, and Beautiful WO00D MANTELS Just Being We carry a large and well assorted stock of Domestic and Imported Soap. Fancy toilet and Medicated, And Our Radiant Grate we sell at the prevailing pop-. kinds of Soda hot drinks at Is working a Grate Revolution in domestic comfort in Salt Lake City. our Fountain. WILLES- HORNE | DRUG CO., By 347 the Unloaded a ular prices at present existing in the city, All New Monument. Deseret Ne ws E lias Morris & Sons Co. 21-27 W. So. Temple St. ‘ Bldg. sey- Companion. - + + + + It CUTLER BROS. CO. 36 of the matinee stage like Montgomery Irgrew seemed Seems as if I reeollected Something of your clinging kiss (Memory might be expected For the nat © you ate was Swiss) Did I whispe my devotto n? For my thought have one astra I eennwledee" with emotion: That. can't» exact) 1) Phones about ae ane and her specifications Of the man who share all her oy and her care Were accurate, nice calculations Miss mer eeret said: "The man that I The Ww it remember exactly is ‘"Mac- music to orchestras those of least can't in't the rendition some constituted to formances at I av- the San Francisco we have often Lake Or But 5 furIt oul present such by the sort or for Bult | You w fal at least 7 Lis 20, Or you m fet have bee o, If you hadn't loved to ii nk sO- You were bad th way, I gue Yet I loved you fondly, déarly, acts ayoids help adapted that at to do dra- the but the try Our sympathies theatre-goers fine assisted music, pathetic Kelly's gested a between of to | that who introduction generally anything as to gener- necessary of the be orchestra cut likely people thought by appropriate crage latter not effect music drama use is it the along followed many performance new The deciding is be are says: the get the by It will why destroy matic not and knot there in Chicago. could music. example to of managers without ally, Chronicle orchestra musicians with the no be Theatre } | the city, straight elected it from in the another will something be electo Hearst field more And what for strength vastly be cracy. about Democrats of ticket; draw better convention. It Jerome a naturally of a news Jérome, stands in the friends of certainly is Hearst, Buffalo and ticket in to support the many do inter- section it the days when life was sweeter, In the day when we wert young, When your parlor had no heater And you only ee one lung Did I love you?7- as December Or it may have i en in May, And Lt cannot just remember, So can't exactly say well, much New not this as effect the is a better for producers believe railroads, the of There shippers, And for be reduced transportation railroads consumers country. will of the. region coming and Republican report. for the mountain day The the ROMANCE. ns the Ten + guilty the ashamed The law Lake, fore Lake Convict Labor-The law abolishing the contract system of abor = for United States convicts passed the House March 9%, 1886, and the Senate February 28, 87 All votes against the bill were Democratic, The Salt of ot Stens- responsi- Delegate 3, 1903.) is anything the Slavery-T he > great revolution which exalted labor and freed the country from the curse slavery was accomplished by the Republican the fiercest opposition y the combined forces Democrats and their allies Still true to its original ideals of freedom, the Republican after a lapse of orty years the emancipation proclamation of Lincoln,* abolished slavery in the Philippine Islands. (Act passed by a Republican Senate and Republican House and by President Roosevelt July 1, Involuntary Servitude of Foreigners-In 1874 the Forty-third Congress, Which was Republican in both houses prohibited, under heavy pena yes, the holding to involuntary serv f any person foreibly kidnaped in anit other country Peonage-The act abolishing this kind of forced labor was passed by the Thirty-ninth Congress, when both houses were Republic an by a large majority, March 2, 186 The Coolie Trade-T he legislation prohibiting the coolie trade is the work of the Republicans. The act of 1875 closed our doors to the paupers and criminals of Europe, and the exclusion act of 1882 stopped the immigration of the Chinese Upon the annexation of Hawaii in 1898 the immigration of Chinese thereto was prohibited by a Republican Congress, as Was the migration of those already in Hawaii from the islands to continental United States. President Roosevelt''s administration the Chinese -exclusion laws been extended to the entire island territory of the United States. (Act passed by Fifty- seventh Conerew and approved April 29, 1902 Immier ation--The Republican party as favored the American standard of living not only by abolishing compulsory labor, but also by excluding the products of the cheapest foreign labor through protective tariffs and by restricting the immigration of unassimilable elements from other races. The importation of foreign laborers under contract was first prohibited in 1885, but, owing to defective provisions for enforcing the law, continued almost unchecked until the amegdments made in President Harrison's administration. (Acts of the Fiftyfirst Congress, which was Tee in both branches, and of the Fif: second Congress, signed March 3, 1s91, and March 3, 1893, respectively.) The Republican party has increased the restrictions upon the immigration of cheap foreign labor in the new law of 1903. (Act passed by the Filtyseventh Congress, both houses being controlled by the Republicans, an: signed by President Roosevelt March but should added and add into himself. cashier him and received and criminality, bank shift happened. crookedness drove scorn possible Stens- responsible besides that to opprobrium, wrecker party. own effort cowardly he says, the land's will The extensive his of are decent,' club doubt on tiesthat responsible of robbing al- SCOUNDREL. sorrow, might knew is Europe by cashier been catastrophe American much-vaunted are already, that their interests bank crimes suffering excuse of relationship as Journal: whose that abroad ‘joined social contemptible land, Burke's credit CONTEMPTIBLE and coro- ancestry in country. solidarity Portland ducal their wholesome. this potential political if victories in and fully cusSev- influence social num- and as been America blood life wearing is to seen increasing aristecracy. centuries Peerage. ready in the British of nets ran women molding the have liability working are been 1, 1906. outfrom has and and the financial our but better r, All busito not to they ticket. Kearns. not to our much one and be credit Tom that Well, to amount constantly and ditions confidence revised Ohio And of kind. he was have the have of protected of today increased reduced, been people been labor condiThrough working only have spection of of wages dollar, Not been be uplifting the have ReIn wage-earner full ac- satis- because that men times will eventually were prove commanding are Stantly can Amerikearns kearns those would would the Labor mit a on INDEPENDENT to clates tected. Revision tariff the run, is to ask the legislating classes. the and investments and the special ever in the long terest and rates for Through buy through that moderation advised elsewhere, a need prove has ten the There tariff A + + + + + + + + LEGISLA- been cheaper received right as suffers revision destructive. + OCTOBER ASHAMED OF PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT. + justly a MONDAY, FHF tee eee eset + ar + + + to dastardly iIneeption States to adherence it. please of sort this betterment laws two be been Hyperton working the Islation the won schedules if the United the production protection. more Tom question: Where fer is come now tariff the side process has felon's others try of about our like should As ae has the all cer- would could himself man very and for against people tariff we labor tions cheaper into would his LABOR party world, who it of with Congress every great- to a was its Since very brings the Many who rest of compared publican longer, right the picture which are people that has interest ab- want other of augmenting respect in There men They Tom might out of giving are would come the fairly. satisfied not you The Amerikearns and strength. are they wer con- Republican as ‘'the Smoot organ."* The name of this paper is The Republican. you course that They the not are of lieve your want are con- you hundreds square. of not Herald: defeated, you evidence would Democratic The be and but dare the fish, waters can treated Mr. ts Then cuttle protesting not party the You Listen, the So yet consistent hurry No un- tariff of comes, world existing You against him. muddy by has Tom? for play the They belief. to answer Tom. They to right. for you turn, oy rae y to the in set should which the Less the are Are Democrat. for not Dubois and a be in on deal. you, have stands. one issue are: it the thing. must exuding. There the be- telling its readers there that Is of political interest to them locally? You are side-stepping. You are dodging. You have recelved your or- with own exponent of Utah. But, you for are Republican some principles in this they have a right to We- do trolled escape revision party tariff! The on of plan must, ot it. but up- wretch craven him UTAH, blame TION, this would the REPUBLICAN nobody, When a Fred to Ohio terday. suc- him. be the the cheaper, When The credit it. see the creature plunge of their completed sup- it the concern- thing buy reduction side- Democratic deny life throw scoundrel, if before Satyr group of to to not possibly thing upon that factory to reduced ‘This, of will now another the Where or somebody things reduced dent Herald admit same can and against it. ders, you you The and be you? fuse away left well hanged to whole will lasting and this other tariff do particular insist finally Lake. any- vortex been demand square Salt the reduction It defend question: Are be You must fair their the to hold the You Are Demo- The Dembaars of this state is not an organization alone in all the political field of the nation. The Democratic party of Idaho is not independent ana alone. ‘ party not au- Democrats some dpinions, matter. > And know for Son, asked: be a of for to to Kearns Fred? the can't you you you has be or- strong Idaho? dare the to its attitude the dare your You pretends its The up offer had, Are in solutely Herald of warrant to throwing answer you? you want- party of Idaho? tak- county be to present is We ether. very its We can Neither. "She party are more. not not formerly to in little it Idaho disfran- Lake keeping voting Mormons it working Herald found of some take Salt guarantee in it in them party thing. Fred. Utah and asking the the Democratic \ of Democracy The you articles find to for we party can the not stepping, cess presently. Democrats the those will are defend look in that will the It to for you It in can are re- its money ganization. By port? your from in Tom by to Democratic will port Idaho them. the We have articles on in Utah is they with protests party stand? stand by away And his paper editorial your what of fact workKearns submitted brothers Democratic polities. You party duty Democratic their We are a removal period can has tion Kearns. Tom he make things. will, the Idaho should supporters. your and correspondence the attitude expressing at showed Dubols Tom threatened Herald deal published convention toward It reflected If when openly expense it. it editorials d'Alene attitude them to which than a party The left be notions or year some some it nut a a who tain is as man will because buy tariff he Democrats. first defenses enough Your the have we Why is i 1 success Idaho? since And their that that which for of merely expressing there? HERALD? Demoeratie and to is that Amerikearns working. Re- question: the the and attention of thing them are are their themselves. ing you to very chisement treatment of publican. But and perjurers elevate Democrats the Utah, good unfairness that based issuc. a the for has It into part to has vote sentiment, Mormons called that ing He to that er will he is finaneing-and Many TO they for party successful, If them country, the will. vete. as party Kearns' a for ticket, them of Tom else will revision duty. Tariffs are not made and cannot safely be changed country hands. It one be have Of that. be to comes individual way. certainty have their them. half that rights They in strength, their the if it be abuse of attitude if Tom Nothing all belongs, that those that way that know and revision the or church. find them Impossible a people defend their reduction We require safely any of and don't of lines." LAKE CITY, effort another on men. ing have of question because into the country a have Mormon defense Amerikearns classified For Congressman JOSEPH HOWELL from Kearns it We the When hate. Mormon will will them. made the get They no of of to disputes can grave decision of to will Nobody six- Kearns to rights, for divide give to Tom the they ballot they by too the win of We is demur SALT gusting can correction protective when, people Ic Ohlo advocate fairly tariff time. the year, return times ago. the some means this will church. wins taken the vote Amerikearns appeal know have The their the some nation. can ‘eventual along question state, the Mormons no do Kearns with themselves. about we ere Press Association. to anything this REPUBLICAN, of state Republican of course You Republican-tre- state there We revision schedules years by crowd. No tariff You Republican. the stand. You the the body been his disastrous twenty solid falk county, the and last recelved in Republican. is divide win, savage publican Republicans. is help these INTER-MOUNTAIN Dem- pledge accord Mormons teen Block, 208 South West Both Phones-3190. Publishers' In THE the mayor Is state for he the country be. they If the McAllister, General Manager. Member for county - cast that from this know If of Congress, Subscription Rates: OTB BROMCHE acid ce wer caeccncdeve o tO, Three Months... .cccccrcccveres 2:00 Se ROR EER RNS MF 880,60 vsie seas 4. oN One Year Sunday Edition only, ‘One Year.. ° 3. "00 Offices-Dooly Temple St. know should Lake The Only Republican Dally Newspaper n Salt Lake City. Malcolm was This as second-class matter 1906, know party that candidate all strength INTER-MOUNTAIN REPUBLICAN CO. Official ree of the scp alg in the State of Utah vote Mrs. Shopper-I wish to buy a present for a servant girl. Can you sugrest something appropriate alesmr Mig Cae. Give her a traveling bag.-Ju Suits lo Order: 20 {0 du MAIN STREET. SAVE. MONEY 20% In ~ > HH HEHE HHH HHH + $+ FHEFHFHEH 4 addition brated Suits to our for $10.00 carry Suits from These Suits are are at least than they made 20 per are A right cent usually natty new just received. and 50c. men cele- we high class tailored $12.00 to $2 5.00. and cheaper sold for. line of Neckwear 4-In-hands, 26e¢ |