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Show it - 400 ‘1 Th i THE INTER-MOUNTAIN REPUBLICAN, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, MONDAY, NOVEMBER, 5, 1906. ' e r nter-Hountain local Republican questions Democratic wanted Published Every Morning by But it far matters Official Organ of the Republican party in the State of Utah. red as second class matter Feb. 10, 1906, at the postoffice at eens cits, Utah, under the Act of Congress, March 8, 1879 9° Months. ....« ecodacvver Bix Monthe +621 0.7 10. sisiereiercssse vl is/bie'e!6 eee Only, OMG Lear Malcolm Offices-Dooly eaten tessa McAllister, seca aot General national okas absence 2.00] have Phones-3190 RI. ouRg} in the promise "sixties," viele when and no:apology Lincoln defense country would was sated with women would sl hapnifipss Uelleve Petes PEERS "cruel this In this the the opposition mB HE by Kearns COS in all of the condition. Republican With that has be the we read securely a and not man, certain or of best attained, Sa be do not 4, Paani, wall latter ‘dave, pedecoorded: when' "the theceame : most cruel war rights.as asampolitic action seek 0 they are no may are wits more is the, "commity, oe time Utah Is one admission means It to thing get special of test of, the the the the up reasons could -eltizenry.. be because privilege to the of their because issues last year than When the of hating of the having Utah matter. "cruel legitimate more hills rapid and progress each state is older and the region so over,"' so that of The ten than and will their the mere years any of of than religion. state will be of spending circumstance ago the Idaho does other and more favored. be useful of People to Quarrelings that not by mountain Montana nature is tell has of any states. and life. the because in the very of the the fair truth accord with so public these traitor, happy the devote people the people the in and The of in a directed felt lavished world are with be be business, land the we lot cease, of will may a the to finding their will people age politics this will cast the of activities that elsewhere, glad of advantage making Easterners people will attention resources quit polygamist. And here, the the the the telling Utah. other of is of Men some quit perjurer cach to will about war development themselves united, in sentiment a will not permit the state to be slandered for the private advantaging of any one. T'arms will multiply in number, and the products will find a ready and a profitable miines market will be in the cities multiplied In new and number, old and that vastly will adorn increased in the their The population will increase, and it will be of the modern kind which believes in a man attending to his own business. state, the conservative character home, name feeling at certain blessings good which of its abroad, await the malcontents, calling themselves in Utah, And the blessing of Heaven achievement of peace a certain citizenship, prosperity proper will and state. the work Peace, happiness settlement of The truly American The age of the tell. will what the good be the un-American have levied as a "cruel war" ; upon the wise men who make the] rest award for the state. question in New York He has Taft earned it by his ability, Never so let helpful the that came vote he as elsewhere. THOSE WHO AGAINST IT. fact remains Bcyatbea | comrades the the the to a it end of the them any man strength foreign of convince rub-if measure from ‘-prevent to was last malcontent was and‘try here to Mining men know shore that and they wanted there disturbance the value of was no to in ought work, the traitor There that of Sheriff to For bs men Emery, his for the patriotism, help by his to Idaho to urge the people to stand by of Utah serve is rebuked notice by our to a people. to When 1 is the who NOT FOR THE once of the Theodore the the vote of the of vote. Salt set JOSEVIL ARE Republican © Roosevelt carried the city by a splendid majority. He had 15,000 out of 227000 in the election of 1904. That is what the people of Salt Lake believed on national questions, In the city election of 1905 many of these Republicans went on purely e help to success. Kearns give A power | felt not go And to they the the |\ |}. awe do of it. part which is so nile helpful and they WARY Friday laid by. in found not get the Mormon church this he and he has later has defamed found been they the most By his influence day state, not has cursed trust him a not the out no Men fervenecy which ten of years it, be be an of or women Lusiness as That And the way to who can and do the or counted left alone by the as as matter who be The settled. sought to destroy man who influence eleetion rebuke of who that public affairs of Utah, DOG, Did ever fence member at how has issue of the made of the Republican the alive, results church and who party an has voting not Well, the that big man, he How brook he dog, barking woman was? or of any clock when he came the he in be this further who goes in slathered the the whole the air as how you look on by and has the is the gate the of his fence, lot tamer wide left of the nolse than open Salt cf THEY a -and This flight county, his office. But sheriff as of HATE Lake The there of with if he he fearless the not a with will past so work. the risk mining a and gate his bad the of it the is his and open, sald he felt over men We of in from matter they what wanted better vote OF UTAT. must, confess in that in his the and the ‘ucket, And ‘of: dollars because of the is the the paper has they ak ORGE 1 of the Peace, people. is so of | For Constable, RK. W. WRIGHT. z ticket ‘this time ; \+- campaign, published in + that to be Citize itizen waa to bade + bunko tire and ‘money of be + then of make iake ¢ an help c a the published neol ial ie ea regular style in San facie sane is this city | end nd ofof discussion, which so comes much as it + + + eee + +++ 444 EEG Time ; || in "Hyalbwenye Bamberger, and r Table General in Effect > Manager, Sept. ~ 4, 1906: | Leave Sait Lake5 :50 and 9:00 a. m.,, _ | 1:30, 4:30 and 6:30 p.m. Leave Layton for Salt Lake-1:00 ald for |10:16 ‘ a. m., Every ya first bbe President it the sac S ae its + + Salt Lake & Simon ask Francisco hic cee perhaps I "The Lagoon Road" and ea ag gr visits of + despise President Roosevelt for the with made he deal the called a + + NTR The speaker people of Utah." was tremendously checeed by S++ games practice baek policy ae ta benefit va+ pape. ae _Dauahents fore the Xt tah state convention the same feeling toward him. |+ hs a that defends the ie days literary much practical tOOSE weaVEL! Se \¢ }+ Tueson next and money to robbed, their MATa Pee Its 2 RESIDENT ee D ASHAME into*the |++ present know be is been PARA eee there much SALT vote Tribune a these in Term) B. COSGRIFF. TP rhe ee LAKE PIPRECINCT. of Is the people| him gets. the You to time > for for Mr. Mr aan that so J. not must they following, the that AAT ere receive to INTON. (Two-Year |+44+4444444424444344+ Republican demand thieves-if rule rule-it it believe Py et It Take © fey i erie ep ooh, +1906: "Great: as he is, I am are they Commissioner County For ty ahd to the world for people. that Poe disfranchisement: that through Citizen. and eS Por PORES CAMPBELL M. BROWN. the infliction ae RY, ae HE CINBOTIL AM, u Roy ticke states a oi rk ANK his year, that > ae * VILLARD HANSON. ‘or County Audito places this. to two ie Fae eel Ng al een ee nS conclusion ticket these And"that. the than Mr. thousand Dale. ELDREDGE, a the that. different, things admit . ; JENSEN, Hor Some U. ticket, willvote mit ow ee For County Treasurer, JOILN A. GROESBECK JM. ¢ police, Armee big men pathetic more than all the than the the seemly at its form very the loss disadvantages, the been rains charm 2:45, day 6:00 except for stock and 7:45 p. Sunday, yards leave im. special Salt Lake 1. 30 a. m. and 4:40 p. m. Returning, helpful| leave yards at 8:00 a. m. and 6:00 p.m. of best story of sustained by heroism their all old the of earthquake the of makers in the of comes in Argonaut, its the The and recovery. the And nothing nothing Fighting Argonaut publieation. past: disaster, got it | Reduced under back remains highest-class was by aoe now what publication | Idaho Rates to from Alj and Utah Points and Fast Return Via | that | | this table. PLATTENED OUT. to In splendid to has he has lacerating he going many had back been at tea these time, of Republican he is in oflficer-brave, the community the of which as way honest present law candidate any to and does sherlff in such drag him he is the of like Salt honest present county difficulty of the interest men of the any of at one what refused community of the divided to disturbance man this in his personal that on oceasions and were ventured to mines of refused armed, go Bingham. and employers work, to and it upon the It employes, let was any.one only property at of the one of labor. working the <A heaviest interests condition would be of most of Utah. lawlessness unfortunate for It can not be which will prevent every good interest quit, be the they difference had a between perfect right them to do and so, their They employers, might even its to the oe ostone-d 2; Is "Endure it i radiant The party paper has so eee has city then, | ere ‘From long, Waller of to and d speak Tribune made by it Proetor. has lot a for thine unre sting _ Catan Sea. characteristic. It, having h a ble does nat win Let the Eagle it stralgnt. any has of ‘36 as O} | | money dis-! | Tribune,; | ] been the voters. een J } ring the bell, and meray PRESI- ¢ From an editorial in the Salt ee DENT ae +: + + + Wake "And + is supposed to the ae Tribune Feb. 15, 1906: President Roosevelt. who have some +) party of Utsh) > allows these people (leaders of + to Teles him little about fingers." 44.50 than with a the | RETURN dome LIMIT 60 DAYS. Send for L. H. W.. by of Sale: Nov. 20 to Dec. 18, 1906. life's Literature. HARDING, General Agen 77 West Second South. Salt Lake City, Utab. Holmes. STREET -- KNIT aitnt [ <A & oF [ i | their po | WE WANT OUR CITIZENS | par ee | Boys } Heavy () | | ae nion | 45c¢ ‘ TO KNOW CLOTHING | the: eee ry abrics the that our line is complete. best makes. dren's sizes, GOODS. +; +| ng nate re | | | GOODS. of Our re etait ee our choicest. Special: Men's Black . $10. to -$19;°. Men Fancy Mixed $10, to $22.0; Young Men's Blue Serg: $6.75; and Bro. 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CO. quilted) unfortu- in heaven and -1r - a| sensations as from Ogden | Missouri ‘Chicago | . : stately, thou ot length Leaving rec- in instantly. unlucky. debased thee THI of-} the "And been tinctly t Oss uy assessor and Amerikearns was, Tribune The being + bring ASPIRATION. | Shut aed offices. campaign the premised actually for business its Tribune as ~ + seasons rh ut ‘wily fly? earts 4 ngs die? ag pain and wrong! oe ! and tC ey oo a songs the Republican, - It} a shape. revelation. jiate but on. right friends. municipal bad it office compromised, the Their people ry do announce- | | Bulla semesters that of candidate the of startlingly the the plight out office the ords duties Lake why It. found ‘ai city; trens- | /°t pach. new' temple,;nobler a and seriously competent. not of for nseetr with) to carry | sold as) papers | it!) of the penitentiary | cendinie chy Aired officials ¢ a spe- thunderous | to} Ot Moe) ade ang suuiibiten to | As the Styc low. vhultad past! election, found sheriff for unfit announced extra; its disclose,' cithér.. And it It y with imposed when co eA with parts. do. con- found around to as seven urer turned | _ LIFE. | We are born: we laugh; we weep; We he we droop; we dle Ah vherefore do we laugh or weep? who Tees that secret deep? not Alas, advertise- | spring eee pee oe it what about revelations seem _ For three days out. five-column page its front strength bad. he Tribune's flattened ‘dal train ready and waiting them away. It must have its because the labor of might to he people vaporings results, ee tepublican all of the city.and of the state. Sheriff Emery went with a few deputies to the seat of the trouble and made a little address to the men. It was not formal, but it was effective. He told the leaders of the disturbance that they could quit work if they wanted to if both ro delight to have the doors wae em to ete there. because by that is without he Idaho, .talle the tells he tallt the discriminating with more fered making twinkling enforcement matter mining NEP meeting public Opposition in ‘this e the companies. Now, not 3 ae ba JOHN mad Republican the, Hepublicny "in nothing mad Seotland" beneath was sudden against as more awful it been Emery, ideal county was life has does, particularly to: yote characteristic the . perfect a he The means an leaders his he he an appalling flourish of trumpets that| Bh daa tt ae : | ac ut yrhe it had discovered dishonesty and crime} a t es that in every office of. the county, It seemed} we toil-through like open. has tom-tit element number The ef man the a certain And CITIZEN by Tribune's Er >'s : is printed on ments fellow-citizens. there can disfranchisement Republican. the vote very to disfranchisement his more know Seah have whole that himself destructiveness fight, a reputation fright found plainly propped remembered much prosecuted willing in his be certain no Lake as have the the. different morning:ee punishment degrees simply stopped through smashed wilder wanted it Frank by is an Salt else No been from the comes EMERY. against is work a in vote Otherwise, is have: Tribune's shares the profits, If men with ten abandoned WHY to enemies stated: from Utah, will would theres" that and ever gate? felt dog insistent gate that of has big growing he face who a Dn JOTIN M. 4 Fale ' Tribune. what been peace the and fragments in Oh, to tell-taie person That Lord! the came fear when peril passed. he his the down he when on scattered passed explesion felt resolutely has had whoever picket a the and will you vas re- trembling been startling ‘they, CHOICE, information, length Don't fence And open the spreading for in we That prevent protected converse the savagery. and wants the would people that-means everywhere. to Yes, ee one a chance to have one. He the terrors of his growling city, he living why, Utah. here Beets It, a fight-till he got early and late with rush of Mormon, his. argument. Wells. ° But has esteem Tribune. had because Idaho Idaho, in in the Argonaut. and the he : McRAE, hit oe and‘ But, concludes he all It is The big dog wanted had*been scaring people He in bad thing want YOUR undera campaign, place past? simply impediment? to down against himself finding furiously child How slammed the is were ‘affalr, if if speeches. The see every grandfather's it it same "suckers tomorrow. will issue no of And enforced Pea DANIEL J. himself a who, one tremendous best many . ee MARKS, 5. * savage vehemence? could the if Lear bata: warned ell who Se aaah Whickifelil Citizen? You know what the results have been so fa states. of he are BARKING. you the other one candidates man keep all be the the to of will so 2 DG capital Nar Mr Kearns ticket or they will be disfranchised, However, John-1s: right .part: of the time.: and which church that be ean law work before as invoked and to The notice which will be sent out day will be to the effect that it Is safe Methodist matter reason that any individuals, a man re-elected coe of makes S. class with Mr. ind' be: safe to consideration Catholic be be or a the But the then people settlement seeks BIG a if in, Utah; his' in: Church man any the which yet the speaking conflict. the by political the will will of again out question, affiliation end invoked pass will for recently. Lake. Mill Creek. D. RICHARDS, PRESTON , Frank |Should have care enough for their own bacon to do it now There is nothing just like Mr. Wells' argument... John Clark's neardst John is a candidate for county commissioner, and he tells the people, will vanish from the position his wealth has enabled him for a season to assume. And the people of Utah will be enabled to attend to their own of that escape, if they people cost states, said But Sheriff' on that the has Idaho to. rule should be clear--even to a Democrat to Mormons, beeause they are argument Is especially commended The especially.assailed in both states by, every ‘party excepting the Republicany. | of Senator true friends. vote inquirer the way by a require will not and church of cther profited there will question it. their business In with will in its JOSEPH, alt ty ge Git Via the for Presbyterian of of Utah which which the as is matter cursed and tomorrow, factor Mormon effectually the has and other of be ee loose-jointed isa Any world. defeat is question he right should $ the to assist |} nothing libel to rendered means from the wanted were should again. of assailants published to the world the matchless traitors and dominated by perjurers, dollars, the The who his could malignant who to ROBINSON. S. Porest Emery night Of could men want so‘] politics. he the Rulon. senate. States law, him and letter-with Democrats there threaten... Vemocratic ticket, the assistance enough secured and it, most dead a@ is Insure to is, strong Roosevelt candidate not J. Bingham. HARRY io the the/nation,:and every "The did Tribune state receive the biggest | If he wants to concede that, is as good as his premises He is in favor at to avoided. who t For Stnte Senators. X. SMITIL, | BENNER ee eee Se a resident here, and they sustain the officers of the sentiment of the public body the form Jaw...They of from. . Rearns United the in in been is the this. than law i SPECTRE. invoked of in long which there come will they Utah have taken: party Howell? will congressman. objection enforcement the Frank bigger which: for stake was Those RUNNY: DEMOCHATION ARGUMENT: and Democrat Wells, S. fiulon county-certain think not a effect. work and equal get bad to means in jn Republican of will the is is the That And any ticket there Then county., hard. so Republican ago. safer people |}, the the manof the are This ‘ Court. COUNTY TI TICKET. men | is |y-jthout- the of where assured are Idaho- in many can them; they There go. years seat a him, of with party is a they awaits work. permitted LOWELL. JOSEPH B. Tre iE. Por they and] Not a blow was struck by the sheriff. Not a shot Was fired by him. spivit;was instantly and' permanently suppressed lawless |the to Utah. day that right dealings Lake\is to of the state-driven this Naturally, latter-work Kearns that millions It people going intolerance intolerance winning "hierarch" trusted From state is that not valuable |work were |parmless. ‘ true PARTY a|of That. government | [jmery city unworthy of policy party. believe two From that day he hag state of Utah ts filled with here REPUBLICAN they themselves its by Smoot. : ARE we originally Tom From strength brave, them . so so promised a re-election, he turned against-that organization. with all the savagery | paper of Sunday ; same.question President It which TICKET Congressman, who suspension total the and men of STATE - Utah would of ‘REPUBLICAN would of home plenty teo he state at were action injuring the property, of destruction na | bee They them, He character uncertain an nor a flighty not He can be depended on to support President secure to opposed But WHAT WILL BE THE RESULT TOMORROW? We think it will be a complete victory for the Republican party. This city, in the first place, is a Republican city. That has been proved without exception wherever the opportunity for a record vote on that subject has been made, It was true in 1900, and it has been true ever since. Of course, Republican mayors have not at all times occupied seats in this city. the no That He was one of the men who, realizing the influence of Reed Smoot in| the state of Utah, worked for the election of that man to the. senate of the United States Reed Smoot was at. that time an apostle, precisely the same.ashe is but But jand | hermitted that even with the increased dollars staring the city in the in to them INFLUENCE Kearns Tom every by that of the beneficial operation iis tinued Roosevelt. Congressman Littlefield came to Utah to deliver the same message. Secretary Root went into New York with the same word. Let us urge that the good people of Utah: STAND BY THE PRESIDENT. and will, when President was is likely the church influence. spectre will be effectually Ghd hieelactian: Fete AER ARTE GI wii Oat kielioy "aa ou eeint tin cnet ee fence; and by the results he has achieved. The guerilla warfare in Utah may detract altention from the main issue. But the fact remains that the election of any congressman other than a Republican, or the strengthening of any party other than the Republican, will be hailed as a victory of Democracy-as a rebuke to the President of the United States. Secretary that It Sane the answer en state. That {fs the question In Idaho. It is-first and last-the impressive question in Utah. Good men of every party should do what they can President. the their But-and And Americans, will party Herald the fighting of neighberhood, is men election, preceded We think you ean safely make your calculations that Republican ticket in county and state will be elected, productivity, SAME PROBLEM ALL AROUND. After all is said and doné¢, the election of tomorrow will be an this aneryion: ALL' PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT BE SUSTAINED?" That those that reform who and proved has, if they did It thousand-votes especially They other. nation. occurred Colorado channels, valleys. with protected. today. And Tom Kearns has never explained, with all the newspapers at his @isposal, why he helped in the election of an apostle to the senate, if he were | TAKE Dakotas. It is vastly better circumstanced than is Nevada or the territories Only the coast states of the far West have an advantage; and to the south. Utah may find compensating advantages in other there are reasons why conditions. into that present know the very years, have similar year, are people what religion of the ten party for | of a traitor revealed. : almost From that day to ; done-something by in of a place only the a) all s0 campaign. They will by such special politieal privilege; and privilege for states Union advantage received Democrats In the state there is lfttle doubt that He has made a good )oiority of his life. that one accomplish will they do, they political stumbling blocl: of the older to settle has : that effort in the present religion the basis of deprived conjuring not the by to be disfranchised in end aac kad Utah will be at liberty to attend 4o business Instead much its be greatest | Aicbea s0 going to Thus a impolitic sx;the Hearne to make their If more. any for ask will they now E seemsFa the believe in the They have who out where is He Washington. and steady and true. will not be entitled to any more, will not be granted/any more, and we do not/) believe talk | strike them indorsed is of ofa out voters men to of beileve proverb a into drive to folly. reuncey Wettare Would be precipitated Upon otis disastrous effects would not pass away for twenty years, tie, to party were Republican by a big majority The local situation includes the within pplitinal, party..: The effect' of the Kearns campaign in this county will be recognized as nothing less nor more than the complete arraying of the Mormon chureh on one side and all the non-Mormons on the other. If Kearns and his party could be successful In this campaign, the bitterest of Butin decided. before Democrats this 1-7 .arns oe : because the politics, passed have js it ee / into injected will It that and voter, a credulity be Kearns raised Democratic party, local vote bad} assurance we were to the the that is hope for any consideration the en strong]. And tomorrow not combatants.) ruling must result learned. been have will' they been our state or embarrass in any degree the progress of our people to that happy | aan CEURCH individual's. the | they They ask no more, and they have a right men, | exact justice-of-a square deal. most) 4, expect that. So they will be with the Republicans in tomorrow's election of the straight Republicans who voted with Kearns >). toiy aia, and the return need) party made a as party interests its Utah condition of ;united effort and common best of every one. The ¢hufch qvestion will not again lesson' of to the public burdens They know a deficit of a quarter million intrusted policy the church question will ever again be injected into the politics of Utah And, with that clement of contention silenced, we do not believe there will]. be any subject of dissension which can seriously disturb the tranquillity of each that and | be test are than taxes power Mormon Republicans, the upon things, merit any of possessed if up Roosevelt, made. good for Utah in here are put Utah, upon made Garfield, McKinley and such a defense has been success bettered knew incompetent, are there party peace and not strife is the better condition, We will be citizens again, war' will be over. of good The every one. of assault the person, the who woman, They and than nes over." is ‘war cruel ene firmness of we all, after But, a the and Grant, of And necessary. matter No as for flerceness the because party. costly in the a f : é § Somethjhg (of the same sentiment-must be Inthe bregsts jot poe and women of Utah now. We are told that this has been onevef the There the state has ever passed, which through bitter campaigns be American both AGAIN NEXT YEAR. And the people know St. They have found less capacity and more rascality greater conditions, ebidren the Besides, the desired them-/when with xerisin, a with because of the there is already OVER, IS WAR themselves dOrig-deterred: and great import possible, if found = Back would the was face at the end of the present fiscal year. The rate will have to be ratsed again. RAISED THE TAX RATE WILL HAVE TO BE Remember that:. AAR ms CRUEL choice reduction tax levy, 1006. 5, Nov. Utah, City, Lake "ss THE too remain national |competent, 8.00 Manager. Block, 208 South West Temple St. Both Member Publishers' Press Association. Salt WHEN called them-reform a ecerevecsesersesrsreessesecseerss B:00linem by the Kearns crowd. They have found the Kearns clty officials less| know that with a weak or cowardly or vacillating sherif€ there would hav Ns laler nr etela alc oretone cio inia cians cerelersicia sia sietereiare cin sie. e/eiceistelers se s/siorn eave Sunday" ‘Edition Is promised they love should be sustained by Utah, of all states, And they are not going | wanted to work, and they did work. And the leaders of the rioters-for Salt/to withhold that sustaining from him, They will vote for Howell, and he} had been rioting-were silenced. Peace returned to the mining camp, will receive as strong a vote in Salt Lake asvhe did two years ago-FROM 1 | has reigned there ever sinc The rights of hers is supreme Law . Utah. of spirit the i s That | MEMBERS OF THE OLD REPUBLICAN PARTY | will be protected, and so will the rights of capital They will be additionally warranted in coming back to the party of their City. 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