Inter-Mountain Republican | 1906-10-12 | Page 4

BCrs \ The Tater-Monutain Republica Published Every Morning INTER-MOUNTAIN shade the Everett the CO. rest days of the Republican the 10, State of party ing Utah. under the Act of Congress, Their the The Only Republican Daily Newspaper n Salt Lake Sunday Edition only, One Year.. Malcolm McAllister, Gencral Temple Member Block, St. 208 Both the 2.00 all Lake City, Press Utah, Association. Oct. 12, the one REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET and bed will how as more to landed to principle wanted to of beat the the House of HARRY the Sa Salt tion Lake. is laid they is to but M. & the For the County For A. County Treasurer, GROESBECK JR. O. PERKINS. Attorney, Either to united beat the themselves Democrats. "American," not eee in of nation of Have field and people and not and more any happy other And the is American the party to old in has fluential the hood cities blessing enjoy to beat the began of that aud in purpose in And year the "‘Any- with half November linked in the free men and Salt Lake county the free women and the- state tah the will wage In 1906. Far-seeing day at coming a elec- method the election us a that] men in the old parties of] there were elements of} Vital strength in the Republican party that fad just been formed, They knew that first platform, adopted with| the or Using party? any the of the Why "made signal the know a time been to of there victory the Republicans money means clean, illustrated citizenship. his party from the souri. saved by general can in the the in owe his ex- Amertionly man which the his of Bad the In his Democrats victory percentage parties. robbed high state Re- of election men of Mis- to like elements state, without almost pany with sent the Governor the him in his own him rest Folk to of of defeat their to the been both brave and in Utah, are stint, regard posi- and But Louis when in Democrats the convention some of his fight him been never of St friends employ-|scught to get an indorsement of his They are|name, a riot was precipitated and the to right personal friends of the best they But ticket, compels likely to Mr. Stephens too good bad to re- enough to Gentile the them nomination "Pathfinder," principles of party. two of them fairly, cordi- and man In makes is the his the peothe to the abused friend Every o9of disrep- characterless living by criminal assured of Tribune. apologist Kearns of and are the is the the Tribune, act they ways, of the the defender administration This stake. its is not are playing The county In this tremendous dundant for good all the The beguiled on or for which evil, promise of has know that have increased. of doubled. years. been Tom who know know that the the been peril over this can upon past have that rest of with whi2h paviy of Kearns. have not received ised reform in will not it from win the past; their they those prom- certainly hands in the future. If good must city, go state give one resolation the tnusr Republican plainly do in declare so they No man ticket, has even to if he vote does the Kearns work for Pat Moran, THIS Is NOT When many attracted form. men the and by the saw famillar the firs: who slogan of of enforce the they laws saw and public neglected; ranted in would insure that, seeking the of Kearns submit They has effect reform. the To The men extent and that November is desired closely united with every will nor interest is Good right parly to and the city victory in by them, they are the people whose opposed to be on the has In the the streets now become Chicago way. stopped he came to think didn't at by about care to political it, he stand up opponents a busy campaign. He the first who flourished in reprimand, but has brought suit in is at because, man not debate. Richard against libel. the Croker a London The paper charges Croker he newspaper, had which The old a of of at in gentleman to and some launehed times vulnerable began alleging}, printed were thousands dukes of ingratitude Utah to rebuke of President Down of New must epidermis foregather ducks the Roosevelt. in jected to Iowa her the street ing him the a be since with be would winners. either, vote this the rather But year, Democrats' glimmering to fuse found last when with their the their go- hope went leaders tried Republicans, and respectfully declined. After all, good the Democrats jokers pride" to ment of have They their the been Any ashamed of are He capi- turned the compliment. of the fusillade the of a number his vital; of in the one with manage- else turned to her no means by are washtub, a parts neces- has Mr. Skeen quit the have taken There been in a re- nervous, hurt. which, Keep like from ton, per; not Fine Cotton, wearing have now keep Patriot per weight law. who garments,a stock, who of Amerikearns mule, no pair. palr-w.'s. Cotreed tty a-8 splendid quality, per pair. . S100 | OC $1.00 till the day, away Skeen has no of the of the you must pride have of posterity, crowd the polls Kearnsites forever All Kinds fully Mp AG Marge comet tc | ty Diana Seta St i Ain lng esi ce sale apenas VAR ae ots after, By Phones at AT the in ‘Taste- the Our Soda Monument. 374. Deseret THE News Bldg. NEW _ SOUTHERN We have ae few left. First-class rooms at moderate prices. Hot and cold water on every floor. Elevator and bell service. ER NEW i ace 144 WEST 1ST SOUTH. races: 1374 Ind., 2389-Z BelL ing will be: Governor and Mrs. John . Cutler, Dr.-and Mrs. -Joseph Kingsbury, Dean and Mrs. R. Chamberlain, Dr. and Merrill, Mr. and and Dean and This will the Ladies' R. oe Mrs. Mrs Ve. Byron Jose of W, Ri eine c be Russian afternoon Literary clut Mrs. Hutchinson will give the topic Ladies, children's and Men's for Hosiery in the Hosiery all we __UMBRELL: AS,. grades sell. and MAIN * . Mrs. A. N. Cherry will return morrow from Delta. Colo., where has been for three weeks visiting daughter, Mrs. ea J. Vorse. Mrs. Sunday remain SALT ta I Is GR Atle le He June Bailes Donnell will leave for Denver, where she will for a week's visit with friends, e @ ? * . Irs. C. QO. Whittemore and her daughter Miss June Whittemore, left Vednesday night for Los Angeles, pie the latter will enter Huntington Hall. * * 2 rs. E. A. Silberstein of Duluth is guest for a few weeks o her sisMrs. Louis Simon ¢ « « the ter, Governor and will leave Sunday days's Mrs. for John De ae C. Cutler fora few THE LATEST Tiffany styles in wedding announcements, invitations, calling cards and embossed stationery We print from your own plates or will engrave any style to order. We arry an exclusive stock of Crane's and Hurd's highest grade of society note' stationery. ents ners Engraving Co., 24 East First South, Salt Lake City, fest or Fine Ficeced, unbleached, Soft Wool mixed, Boy's prices-our per and per Medium and > tine totton,-" OF unbleached, i/o tte pe wedase pair. pair.. Cotton $I. 20 "SI. HI ee . 00 ‘ Worsted, ae ada' Underwear leading ee bleached pair....... heavy ° $2.50 in line. NOTIONS LAKE CITY, ag a toshe her Miss peu Ore aoe of, New York City, who is aking: a trip to the coast, is a gue ‘ ine Mr. and Mrs. A. B. ole and Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Dres- TRUN VKS, SATCHELS. mR STREBT on Mr. and Mrs Joseph E. Jenkins have returned from a_ delightful three weeks' pleasure trip In the East. Most of the oe Was spent in Chicago and New Yo great We or are ALL varieknown KINDS. CUTLER BROS. CO. 36 at W ‘St. Petersburg." Rabbi Freund will speak on "The Jews In Russia." Mra S. Peters will be heard in a voi val number and Mrs. Margaret Robertson Kerr will give a piano solo ' * ‘ Wholesale acquired o largest Drinks WILLES- HORNE DRUG CO., ' Lc Hot) Served . em ie Pha hay the of Pountain, per yet party Kearns close and from a phar- prescription cily B bleac hed DOR DSI counnot to hope from election in should yourself the and away Thread still ties. attach ancestry, will of Lake Lisle few officials violation arrested. Don't on lot Salt of in is alexer- Knitted Garments, Underwear.Hosiery Medium it. Ogden, money are cilmen of prosecution js. qualified our trade-which Rea- care only handle reman in little at wounds not woman would reform. of great an@ macists Great. re- net the bad perforations the ob- shootand that two which and but gun The is with anatomy sarily began a is in hospital, woman attendance and had pretty "point record city, cised doctor stock they are ticket. proposition fresh your want our be as they Republican ways as you keep the British good husband's carnival, up. sult and height of Democrats than be to The debeen a today with in liter- not of has men Kearns women administration can't party of partners women a He candidacy believed he and be shot in feet. of when is about rounds. Francisco would a desire best That campaign the Republicans they has of cold verge which victims power in the Kearns necessity made worst the reform strength neither It ing been the of San for Because promised party. Their which its du- conditions, that Increase Robbery of war- association were notices. going common-quite pub- were reform. have men. used women are of an they loeal signing to they them because betterment joined and tax anti-Kearns now good They increasing ties your best ature re- saw which requires. lic of very tal. Read the and Demo- government expenses of were extravagance government, to was adhesion women administration city failure party secured ‘They mistaken eratic Kearms it good case the REFORM. the organized ° what ~ a acquiring are >. brilliant event of the evening will the annual University ba to be given in the gymnasium building by the Associated Students of the University of Utah Dancing will begin at 8°30. The chaperones of the even- York defend whenever * A sub- form They to and to of honest nation. clearly » reforin, party and adherence and their the and their want people to beginning s The most important event of the day, not only in musical circles, but in society as well, is the fifth Symphony concert this afternoon at the Salt Lake A great many box and stall been arranged Among those who entertain parties are Mr and Mrs. E. O. Howard, Mr. and Mrs. ' M. Ferry, Mr. and te Thomas Jennings, Mr. and Mrs L. Rood, Mrs. John C. Cutler and Aiea 1 jel Peabody. failed these they Mrs. Louis Simon will aera this large "500" party at her home on Sixth Bast street honor of her sister, Mrs. E. A. Silberstein of Duluth, Minn. exactly is prices city not the sonable . Miss Hattie Castleton and Theopohilus Hughes were married Wednesday in the temple. <A reception was given for them in the evening at the home of the bride, when fifty of their young friends made the openly a pleasant one The rooms vere attractively decorated with Sita leaves and fal) flowe rs, pale and smilax. The bride wore a tty gown of white batiste tr anitte da with valenciennes lace, anc earried a bouquet of bride's roses. Those who assisted during the evening were Mrs. Wallace Castleton and the Misses Alice Mr. and Mrs. Hughes will live at 733 2 that the commission bestowed are Kearns of years they the strug- accormplished. evils will And inprize is Tom They increase the reform know government reab!l- wider is been the They bad its women previous for safety its party following reform with with with and bigger greater people, men a Lake, its Kearns They has with the into the no for Salt resources, treasury, terests for today a * reform, of prescribed in- And and city. party Republican expressed a who the When every at- by organ to desire. shameless dorsement Tribune favor- appealed virulence could stantial Demo- the big and This is not reform. Fremont, the| They are making statements which/their party were threatened with bodOne of the measures of reform They are fan-|jly violence. The men who composed the enduring} they know are untrue. They| ning the spirit of hate among the citi-j;and controlled that convention were promised was a reduction of taxes, Inparty. They are catering to the|seekers for offices. They did not learn stead of that, taxes have been ink new that pronouncement would zens of Utah. creased. They are debasing the in-|the lesson of Folk, and did not bechallenge the attention of the nation. lawless. Not only is the force of city emThey are imperilling the|lieve they could secure office by honest They knew it would invite the intelli-| different. ployes been made much larger than and fair means. They are not accusgent indorsement of the country's best| good ever before, but the pay of those who the Re-|tomed to the straight and narrow path Men and women of Utah, men, and that the ae party were already drawing more than they publican party has done too much tojof political rectitude. They do not would have to be beaten, or the All comIt has too greatly|understand that a public office Is a earned has been augmented. old party would go down to a defea t| be defeated by you. petition in street making, in paving helped your section of country. I t|}public trust, and they hated the man from which it never could arise. or in sewerage work has been driven too vastly ee the nation.|who had made good government pos_ As often happens when men are|has from the city. A single contractor has ted the race.|sible In a city where boodlers reign. ber ad there was a division of counsel, It has too signally ele Because the managers of that party|}been made the official boss of public d some were for one plan, and some It should net be imperilled in a single work. By so uniting upon one emany enemies, no matter|refnsed to folldw Folk, the better men were for another. But underneath the} county by Give your suppor t\in the organization dropped away from ployer of labor, they have been euarguments of Democrats of every'what their name. the the woman, They Dubois Lake, them. refused authorities, all gamblers they the receive courageously We the made famous. If he had not always the)an extremely strong man he could have won It effort} posiDemo- token, not the will treat come. an beating| every that the ticket. urge them honest as which at Amerikearns ally, If he had not honest he never He is recognized and a brave man county expeases assailed, of occupies West, of of in com- ticket. Missourl Or)/ before the nation a very enviable who ap-|tion. by their] man thankful-| Enemies here ac- party, their hold- them, and a was achieved He large all He pen- while been a time|would have entered upon has been of|against boodling which has significance without when for a time their republic. the trusted been vio- the party declined to support him, and so which *|strong and aggressive were the evil and kept forces of the St. Louis Democracy that warrant has there has had has has in mer- have to have that publicans dishonesty punished of defense are the come in- Mormons, Republican not we who Idaho, vote of into sent an same they into to Herald in to and rest Democrats to the te them who, position, the are Salt and restifu- met Compounded Miss Minnie Sadler entertained the bridge club of which she is a member very pleasantly yesterday afternoon at her home on Eleventh East street e5'%, 6 have An a newspaper upon * victims the been Is like that secure stvangers this is money among to d=partment of cases thelr has in heap in Jt PURE DRUGS Arthur H. Bird 5 ‘Ss one rt Gould Smith, Mrs Edward Fe Mrs. Ernest Bz a rge r,)« Mrs aa MeCornick allaghan, Miss Nason, Miss Me Gratis: Miss Judge and Miss McCornick A game of bridge followed the luncheon men visitors MeWhirters department. (he has bunco wherein up vietims abuse could ity Demo- the cut the it for degree. of police in short-card on the hundred money gling. the back Consequently, enemy? us been better measure worth to can they Never a he that alone, the had party is crats has men it go the Dubois self And again and has of They to Republicans, members the affillation. Let us suggest Hall that Kearns because to. ever and offense By the that against He He take vote gone largely refuse principles do the of vilest declared had know. the know We officials dozen publie public ample of fight makes determined politica! most to vote will main The themselves their ticket. follow that made. the Fred being and know have be boasting. They of know not hair's should confession from fr6m of pretty organization largely what going ‘a he a not latter of party, not of or party, proud they Mr. citizenship do proceeds with a not administration and in fieeced ites man element or unfortun- repeatedly the is them stands Gentile that committed will be- Democrats of simply friends deviated the a law. a his best We party. public him Indorsement organization They are bending 10W in that direction. They ing lofty party. to for men and women blessings showing the "¢Ss- 4nd directly Republican there has Never place of] When of|™more election) has a of this state and ing very affairs. the life the there trace either one has preciate votes party knew God, rai)- nation?" Never a Is Republican comfort the patriotism tion. party." 1856-Jjust the ts fight under has for years: Republican ‘it ago. tion Why the the and poli- of with not public cilessly refused of Missouri ever from {tentiary the the made all state- of ancient has the he was they Amerikearns they that a the tempt the that in years can protected thing games of a Is a hat shown by BANKS, 116 South Main St., made of white felt, s ostrich around crown, buckle and cream messaline ribbons, Flowers on underbrim. A superb hat for evening wear. Valter G, Filet entertained at a Ganutitulls appointed luncheon yes terda at her home on East South Te maple street. The color scheme was carried out in blue and yellow The service of blue Canton China bined formed an effect present, city vice of safe only to lice all was before-cases despoiled which right, is as skittish, will to the twenty SUPERBA . wedding to reform. Kearns a case been old party. has Instead tion, hooted the it recruited cratic Louis, L. EB. failed money level cappers lawlessness speech Not ascendene y, the their kind tion B. not the The gone the his declared politically party Gentile are wher- St. a see in work in both upon the of af- of laid blame, for which is to remarkable have of Mr. over to was well the own of about is but been and Re- Frank duties involved become city Wednesday to has to ex- public is to party million Democratic stecrers, or the of Mr. and was crats, are on going Amerikearns rep- membership throw his as dorsement convention. Folk of successful of in- to has lated their the public serve of not his action of Folk, meager the country. he country region management of why ald not type breadth he in a this of given of as triumph course were It so; has city, States. party Governor most out that other men of the in party's assembled, threatened control most for so facts It aid nomination element That their illustrated recognized United and splendid this that of that held element Republican faithful the to considerable Governor Re- be the even bodily these Have the East? can the has convention denizens building this they good Then in principles Democratic name Are great men the which give in strong any they the of that the the people it The mines the in Have in link patriotism to not Utah? rising not on? the not resulted which a this going foremost roads of throughout all local the will regretted party. naturally action While were will ever Has been the and resentative of claim Have Have to cles that republic bustling been believe for about while Republicans world? we for recent Louis industry than com- obsequies the he strength WILL man- BREAK. Stephens might the the REFORM, lesson the to the policies to men nation? been + + "anything battle this busy, century of right a in St. referred general estates the brought affairs great the + and is at here as the results? the public + party." same feught fifty They matter not party beneficial are party land? have publican than There Democrats ex- not more them settle THEY upon Palace, so. that. their to of cnuse not rampant lifted or the administration the Kearns This However future, In- quar- has * of much Interest to Salt place last p _ when Miss Marie Helen Raymond became the bride of Dr. L. Ss Arnold of this city, The ceremony was performed at the home of the bride's parents, Mr L. Raymond, and was one of the large events of the autumn. in. the Illinois city, where both the bride and bridegroom are well and popularly known After a trip through the East, Dr. and Mrs. Arnold will return to Salt Lake to reside, and et be at home to thei friends after Dee. 1 In the new Covey flats on North State sirpet of. been near only wickedness a a confronts bad their high bright than conduct but are taxes the Not litigation and Republican the s A resources public are more dollars have of of be [n- reform the the days are of must Democratic said at- berate Give of of not of who they dispose those flights Mr..and Mrs. J. Ross Clark, Mr. ang Mrs. Thomas P. Cullenanda party of friends from Los Angeles oe visiting in Salt Lake for a few da aving come in yesterday in Mr. Clark's private Car has weak Lake and has time of clean find suc- could and discharge of at deat- and the city, people utable the ate silver of They they Hall Mr. moun- men purpose, hope the the nearly napkins. and to and in are good friends longed. That will their will for AND means of free, DEMOCRATS i in the h the Mr. longer present campaign. a American of no Salt this tangle Utah right, said left Demo- in Salt and as pos- forest and ask the are the know in but in STEPHENS' put Trib- the protests they YOU the Have millions more your SETTLE commanded? eighty republic, for power of They of only of in- fair which puerile only million of weakness of in a fairs better of January Democrats are travagance the many interests the depending strip- will baffle your pursuit. for they political Is and their fields successfully this enemies a the at them; which abso- they hold higher for the good of the in on in the the the gold For whieh Hall, Scotland." use doves They ad- all the not the your soiled question, waste Have In enlarged? there + of land? been been BATTLE, not resources arid Have woods > + + A + + + + + + the productivity scorn throw party its In the debt characterized surrender party ideals, realized Stephens, you what that splendid seconding they money Mormon of the swiftly "rl risen robbed your des- seces- boundaries been cities not i cities increased work ELE s h404444444 is not the greatly the knowing regtons nee ave people? beyond again happiness? its From an editorial in the pale Lake Tribune Feb. 15, 19 "And President Roosevelt, whe is supposed to have some sense, allows these people (leaders of = Republican party of Utah) twist bim about their iitical little fingers <3 united ever it not the you the power from region. be If "suckers best to advo- of is not but people play to consideration they pure they MeWhirtto pin and the the at soie They of and quesyou to only ter to and Not men willingness principle, made have were however, last Mrs. Frederick W. Hayt of Park City was a Salt Lake visitor yeste rday, a guest at the home-of Mrs. J. M. Dart. how- may they wildest has tor extrayvaBut party efforts exhausted, of of funds, office This char- Democratic era obligatibns in their and worst creased, of thought reason hood, at known regard vietims their they will all tempts the the as will that lack public Richards, Miss Miss Merey Berkeley. who assisted in the dining room. Purple and lavender were carried out in the tions, quantities of sweet sultan being used. The guests filled five tables. In advance Herald, best its its At the recent Democratic party, to set- way will laughed in calls bosoms faith- Has of to of you They be your financial megarded will then up them effective They have You and une of been shaping banishing FHHetsee ee eee eeteese PRESI-" In wilderness, of they rob nation? years nation? measureless FHF tee tee eset test the to these reclaiming + = + + + + + promise interests Bacto en ed? he made with the people of Utah." ‘The speaker was tremendously cheered by the convention. party all the the the Republican factor popujated ou as They seeing party plunderers. limit the advantage, leave there lives Mk. mo- the famy Is Democratic the of the in the Make public most the failure hop- unselfish is question, your the will dark eager the organ. of for publicans think commission to tain its not sion? + + + + + + + + - This to Republican in yourselves strength preference the the kept it tinfes Delegate oo Sarees Salt Lake, saidin a speech fore the Utah state eatin of the American party in ar Lake City on Friday, oe 1906: "Great as he is,I aniu ashamed of President Roosevelt, and every true American has the same fecling toward him. I OLD whole are not Mormon settle ped why? not fully ASHAMED OF PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT. SAME in by its the lion an their eating purpose. will you secure, they Do if you ers. But rather see the other the Republicans win. throw other And LAKE PI PRECINCT. eR would to see controlling SLANDERING THE DENT. tle one at Has be ofes the 1 mind, Republican think to have which of this have responsible this Kearns pubupon Democrats the them the taxation. profligate them distanced their states, of to the rethe They government the use ings, ceeded characters city is of orders previous of however the long of the bad bad sensible Repub- ignored, part ever been, recognize rate beginning The to One of the prettle st of the autumn bridge teas was that at which Mrs Charles FE Richards entertained yeseee iv afternoon at her i hostess was assisted by Mrs, Charles G Plummer and Mrs. Morrls L. re- with with loss their contractor the and bids faith trade jug- have fide money bestowed administration the the with party fealty; munity, whose pro- stepping talking they Mormon their They a large gance much the winning the offices, In the coming election ideals of not their other individual home capture propose it. great , vio- have contracts, secured a official the brazenly broken SOCIETY.) the hires competition They bona have who have city of believe, he drive have consider increased suc- for protested thing in Utah one reverse In Idaho, cate lute character, to that they to they letting at lic their leadership. in advice party loose city, Utah would for they of men at in because and But state. plunder request of of party on the not their oppose evil the find because the winning victory are partly is have leaders manhood of prestige of they triumph tive am- Republican themselves victory Has Term), ! ‘ that Mormon upon Do of politi- looting the of in to They the that the while ed-for Utah. FHF Ete ett t seater HH Ht FEF ESEHE EHEFEFHE to would the a W.ForR. Constable, WRIGHT. tnat fight the of them win than a thing a lor sibility It the call call vanced pust ts all of acter, for and a that as party every the the to known to be party here today are willing to buy success at any expense the make to And eye more present unworthily to The in power capitol pose the they are united as to one thing. They are against the Republicans. Lither SALT the stone true. record treasury the win power propose unwise of home their Utah, fast gled firms, that as whom obligations. Hable of will town, thelr fused seeks success It cares little so They scoffed In its of lated one Demo- achieving command, more trouble little party They enough slandered, better They county win to the in men political party. It and that follow better ecrats by of their ex- intend men longer be profit prize. detail Mormon out Repubif the which by employed lican cannot have not to methods achieved, means They they do they of a to votes of the men secure this result, in but leadership opportunist aims to win It jis truckle While political a than they intend to gather- never forees closely want Some Some A. W. CARLSON, (Two-Year Term) J. B. COSGRIFF. been was For Sheriff, c. FRANK EMERY, (Four-Year pete rent Nets and free the It the the of and law the in make the effective of all all na- while of it than Utah. of one a sentiment opposition pected that this the county. Is the cess The among of laboring are and Salt Lake and while it discredited an by one, take is leaders In office easy will Mormons. gain [abled of Re- time time filled an Their language incidents Is is principle. to impassioned first of pretenses first every you these seeking false is anti- tell certain as it distress, public wickedness, county has party. wee ARD HANSON. r County Auditor. FRANK HEGINBOTHAM. For Surveyor, JOSEPH 7m WENSON, ee a For CAMPBELL M. M. BROWN. "For County Commissioner beat slow. the learn counsel is, by are Ihinit they enforeed, they assist- promise conquer promise be Misa and lesson elsewhere The the the City of Gibraltar years, a United Missouri is a Re- years, Jefferson state a practically For For twenty lican, The crowd No they the must punishment inflict thing tell they Ilow authorized the one by to they good, state publican for the considered than twenty senator from than at and became publican more States better and control be those on to in treasury of of followed talk And to rewards vicious you . do law, strength in of They Recorder, County Is-ever the Oo desire: Jk, For the self-seekers, -clearly Clerk. which publie made progress the in of that selfish, bitious, U. ELDREDGE PERCY be it: there prosperous best expressed campaign all Lake. County to if blight Amerikearns will is one Is presence But the Mormon The indivisible; and the author find cally ow. N on JENSEN, Forest Dale. JOSEPH they as of miracuious But nation millions You MILLS, aa t 4 and unconquerable Lake. gc that Bad they have progress seemed and happy a ing Salt * of rule, clearly JOHN the advantage Republicans strong people; BRIGUAM CLEGG, Salt Lake. JOUN on the the imagination, the threaten iid long Democracy, party only you they question. you threats Mormons. as enemies to the note wins accomplished limit malcon- varying by of making purpose the was has services headquarters? party begin be largely No the changed. a the DANIEL M. M''RAE. Granger. t J. been nation, cr. MARKS, Mill Creek. PRESTON D. RICHARDS, Sugar. i it suddenness its which LAKE CITY, UTAH, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1906. thousands, sourl, to Mormons the Republican the will Mormons for as platform made have times from wake. not first Sometimes nation its never S. YOUNG, has the kept. in Ss. JOSEPH, BRIANT of Other ROBINSON. Singham. HARRY party been Representatives, J. That promises enemies, its is they the shall wrong, Senators. BENNER X. SMITH, WILLIAM N. WILLIAMS, For of by id State tell speak possessions, divided how success state to have anything on fair left power irrigation, matter Mormon ed it divided the on making united party no dominant Re- worked as has that their They this when COUNTY TICKET. Vor not? activity opposition finance, the settle make the divided to of the when will They aid Amerikearns that you their of tear by crats is at is it wanted in to party up. win What It of politics fellows, cardinal They all party that PRETENSES. eatch on divided result one you to trying succeed, attacks through and rest thth acquiring the Court, find wanted did that laubor-never eee of the pol lng JOSEPIL BE. PRICK. earned this enemies sueceed, they as will the more that in been politicians The divided divided you Some to from tariff, to For war anotKer, strange for proof Compare have base FALSE oppose abroad natures end. secure to a been your to have that strength Republican your |it the and to have with once REPUBLICAN, SALT Comfort reflection your the building bound that line drifted Por Congressmar JOSEPH HOWEL L. bad party party that go party. and After to _->- NCIL of of times; will today, their years. for is lost rule received men spirit grand beaten, "wes cist Oar tao modern the the just 1906. the abandonment nation some state to one publican Salt of this with true the West war far Republican good Manager. South have obey who where And today the added men been actnat- party. with not down Republican should to their is Lake the of last pre- that the majority must confree country, precipitated the years how spirit Phones-3190. Publishers' they as which Republican have all was the conscience Bell and nervous Salt to below and there in refusal republic, of the motive lost, mad four .75 Three Months ..c.cccsccccccece 2.00 Six Months. <2. .ccs es ee eet ser eeUU TIO) VORP lacs coe e es cececc cine S-00 Offices-Dooly one beat greatest -$ in campaign, MUST principle trol in a City. Subscription Rates: Month .....0.cccccueses One Douglas opposition party." They Entered as second-class matter Feb. 1906, at the postoffice at Salt Lake City, Utah, March 3 the "We down Sreckenridge arose the the of and who of cisely Official - complexion, declarations and by REPUBLICAN and 2 THE INTER-MOUNTAIN - Ss 4 Ml Mia Mi and Retail.