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Show 4 Tho lnter-Mountain Republica Published Every Morning and by drilling ing it to the Entered 10, of the Bevablican State of at the The Only Soe AB Afonths It dee Setevecroeeses , only, gree ee ead 4.00 - 5 Year..i ‘Ono er, General Block, 208 ae on & of it Publishers' South Press tary West there been Utah. Why in do the ficient 2D one let us go gay of is and sol- need a who story ‘ take for as the presumptuous they chance a the didn't go lion to there and the suf- be structure we] met Here and theyj high is the defeat : proud Lake City, Umh, Nov. 30, 1906. | the ‘blood their guns is going f * EDUCATION m First --- 1 ESeo who fairs Cummings. Precinot---M. J. = e474: Fourth Preeinct-James en Fifth Precinct-H. aa sis -------- ONE P. officers. should Ham-|need man, and - FORWARD. = > > city Organization.of the ee ee t be assistant = STEP not oree the every . inch not school ee what the State to should governor will be a step . ‘ery Salt Lake. Nearly every for/is bookkeeping and > ‘ attende the/that must5 be attended older Union has forward State in state found ser such an ve ar- their boys' practical play It is a Besides these way reasons,, from Callahan of us and chanted paeans our faces. Theymocked a He|}rided noses Now, be ‘ that ‘em, of We jammed We Ee bounced GemeCer and‘Jammed There We We , by ea ginger, - : when. i . they z H it, and|UP here Raat Erentevoarah eres got Saturday won't be a marke loyallyee Go aaato ‘em, boys, go to ‘em. You fallen as an argument in favor of leaving Ba:the o long trol_the police, Tor th® party #\very - gts c the force is ficers of to é local the police vote thing on If changed. will servile with the mayor's and will be no be of-| man as the tne party-| h_ of a in back rush 1 dollar, and the guard and his |the with in the a : are most essential is the | will element in any cQmmunity acquaintance which has to be watched wy* the police is always large. And in efter t the worst element in the communif®, therefore, becomes the balance of power in the city election. \ When the' state provides\a that do, and The is all all result they they is are can that be made elections _ City elections years. ) The state are held election to mending the the city state how to how his pate cles. enough influences as in the would be for com- ously. a and of must be the a man in community Guard above been for a year building a They made did get hundreds of votes by the power police exerted over the crooks and the the bad the profitable, women license a it of the extended to They city. those Ana very crooks 5 nomen has been a harm It should never pe permitted to to occur again. And if the state of Utah will give a police commission to cities of the first and second class, the city elections hereafter will be settled by the best people instead worst. brates senete AS TO THE NATIONAL In « there stop, every erase a time is whh to the state en- the entanglement it is well that has to gone new. That is the present condition in the matter of the National Guard of Utah. It is a time for all the good people of Salt Lake to forget the past, and even forget every man who has jn any way been a factor in the discussions of the past, and start new in the work for the regeneration of the guard, This is an must have. point. There of Utah, and There is a that line. organization that Utah Let that be the starting will be a National Guard it will be a*success, national movement along The congress the be like of has made the company. the Utah taken seri- organization Union, to all a public Parades which the while Oregon hops. get car. make Portland, pany is, by virtu With of the his of- the commander-in-chief, select the general offivers, may have had some difficulty in past, but we have wiped that all off and He the the fice, must Certainly he anything but the the advancement has no thaught this and work out the plans \for be the spirit of the volunteer. There can be no compulsion. Consent-ad| to the beginning-is the only And so, there must bea the part of support work and to the the crosswise, we will have public which governor. If he can do no guard. have a guard that will on gives we all}, waiting for the is a fair the business and be the be are difficulOregon absolutely industry, The ability. best business futile and pracgame sent Nt Daugherty up in a and sack and yards due pavilion at hundred central Saltair. L Singularly very willing where enough. to leave it is, and an innovation. be called a the the police subject The Tribune control the schools Trib. is what discretionary is to might Standpatter. that ¢this einai ian ea at coal will be mailed them from county on request. Mailing this ort of merchandise comes high, to he sure, but we realize that our neighbors up north must have fuel and we are ready to supply them at the only means at ours or their commana, That Utah is will a not treats this sort be of unconscious possible itself to a if the of satire state railroad of com- winter. American Fork Citizen: The ican' party. of it Lake with sistance the Tribune which it are ‘‘Amerthe as- now put- our taein t Idleton Middlet« fears d: on minus nean," jentas clubs, anxiety a ©ot tne : | ment, Sie heard he for fear last Ike. ‘ in? aS oe said!" for said, re oe Eesti "It)‘a) once abuse 7 more left the room gone é Mrs r han hands, was better he would brought fhe- two he not or was go y to ae three days, the bearer him, as the they] he sick his re-| young mot, wished When room, Ike he aa: in aned From hung n "ce : to send was some ¢ she | white :and ey Maud. Fitch at ful. appointec Miss |. s earnestly 7) the was GVe é da ‘she nd teachers and Miss Wilmot But Julia's | yry the sanie: (No, 1 WH Stowe ' ‘ an he | |vited and burne, guests who -that: Langae Cum- Joseph F. tess at yes "yes- onan unehe party Univer Say sity the 1 o tohall be pupils | and ‘a At very :30 ¢ . the in- Miss Col- entertainedBishop by rac ldinge included Spaldi Spalding, LL. Mrs. Arehdeason ar Bull, Mr. and Mrs. Cc. H. Van Arman, -Flanders and Miss ; " will you not? asked | table Se ‘ uae: = Ned Julia, "Mr. wil-! Lee ee tre piece why e : aie ", 3yron i Mrs. gat 1. expected, | pleasant hae ot, whic ; ‘ts .so abe at's so noble. ett oiYou him onee, and for cake of eo Hie Tow: the Ik cancde ‘ ove Miss os Ms 50 to, nit ule 1 wortauals ee _ es T ao affect for my re go." replied eee will ent aoe . ache that I, at show him that I, a | forgotten him leased This ls C. D. Miss Osterberg aoe n of a cross- form \ of 3 was 2 .of fruit surround- ide . a arewence Str On wish oe you do as will , Julia ‘tond least, have GIFS ey nr Julia. and 15 ullad, a LGnraed Dora aaa as$ the The Pupils, ih a phrey Colburne, aa MissMiss Fc Lewis, Bradley and pad Sar h Miss ° Mise Shumate nies $ Miss I ¥. i not The important society event of day evening is the Post hop, to she|given by the officers and ladies. ris mueh ene Maid. Miss P oea Netta rae er, Miss Humphrey; plans 1 | Brooke all, Marie our | Fort y good Douglas. ) : L As ; the. the post kind for as|of it is the : first aes many has months that a Fribe of affair w m it On whe ™mine chnatile. ran' down stalrs, and|the more enjoyed, and the reputation hastily i ‘ id 2 Fanny . ie other . salc i ther, |of military hosts and hostesses will be : Seite: will ay pr but I will. > should | fully sustained There 8 ae word | like ee Tar, and the batts The Nr orrill wath loved > te to very much.* Will Mrs:.-Middleton Aeoae to the and booth were the - inner Two and fejnesbury, sor Ke ur. poteProfessor i and Mrs ae and pain mings,Looe Professor that 2pbe|- ee]: again ushered honter of halls in ved : ee oFfact har yo teams. iat h and red 1 Museum tin ae ee : and ‘Meer me, andgo there is 18}ing no tin tiie ; te should. a jardeniere to him,]ehrysanthemums-red of red ee cane milies shaded no "reason ‘why *L.shouls lo resick sting a soft warm. glow -over all. In more than. to any eee eG ne ene a play was given by a few y e vho takes a a fancy se f ; youth who takes fce] to obliged tolof e the F pupilsr and the . faculty, which me You would not feel ¢ / zd only by those who were run if Bill Jeffrey, should have the | was witnessec It was called a "School castes and send tor you at the dinner. Sie cart ware: bo : OI st stop." said Fanny, "‘youl Play Those taking pz ee neon. Oh, ON abit: Jeffrey to Mr. | fessor Miss Margaret Hu c i ron he} ofbut thiswhen heart-| immediately mistress who small mot have have| " Frankfort as -lae Mt go: to ae answet te "And Fanny of-hee| learn that I and wish to st In que her, and | plead }would yet ane hardly arm. will went 1Y to solitude: yOunes you when you my mind, did 2 and found in her har room,nas andaround going herup. neck, to. ihren Ra chedt- students Universliy r team decorated lin the eolors ae dec rations "el white ofmurderer his deathat a ee std rvtiaey aa wl y ‘ay she was. ? . | whatever enjoy- was specially the University associated letter| colors of ne 5 stairways were ae iite bunting aos le W handeliers were r Ss a the march the varie ning ‘The' dance at wax what were expected sighed and you Julia, thesalle. cause abies | oo pee rav-|nonor Pier ees Leapeben hinted | hall maid to spin, | RC serie he of both : aeaente schools T atrons anc aaa to be réleased from my eb,or ‘others were present. nd Irs , peasons s¢ « Cov ae a are abdor Wied: hay reasona tf [patronienses. * orofassor and 5 Ccutle Mra. J.T. ‘ and Mrs, J measure : good." engagement dissolved, Yours truly, as a friend, "Julia Middleton." Ike "set| real Sale dae a sc.| give in her much you let me?" was:toos:much, painful heed eagerly to | of dinners |fore private the dance en- thoughts whag Fanny. to to s said Today being take @ 6 the pla . fifth a : Friday in the original story Tce what it simply lias it has had ean seeks does to When Ike asked what for!tne folks at ashome, was husky _he worthy of conthis by returnIt can not do ee favors not will make not stand he at for not stand good ee its who bosses its hands, the for he should tell Ike was had come over called his young rea Ike make haste, and''in' Mr. Wilmot's voice | bade ents her favorite potty "Nothing, | er° Ike's hotdd was answered, Tké, tell them nothing." alarmed at the change which master, have so long ee will|in agi |} EA i t ing for| rhe ese oft & a, Was few |Mrs. L. sad-'| will be illustrated M. Ritchie. An by living "pictures. th an. got. {p.}The musical' program" will include goon gal-|rtumbers by the children of the club, of Frank- | under the direction of Mrs. A. ‘H! Penride' of twelve | body. and thed re in ins airectior Twas a long Julia York, bidding them they Miller, part would: who of se was the the with on his work, to if ose-| Panama. to have for ; Eng ooss- Lresiden trip thing a highest the It him there to come and not to him-to last Mrs. let his7 let €0 any no longer. home, him ess who his pulled his "earssand young look = Just oe; one could ojd cap closely muttered, miss. Fanny She Ga before consciousness few moments, f =e she iit | mind bear his| resolved and ; Pe tye avlag / loved " Middleton pleadings visit] is : Bocas importance work, and equipped Res Seeks, operations Ike, dis- | ready to} to Smaviny, Incidentally, it reflect that there he in connection|sured will meet tO those tthe be far] ques-|[ "acane of; of there more, well, is interesting to |oh will be four lively/the rest Is one go hence | I and tell beyond thing I nave for her fever wou me this his Seems kept "Lord ‘like oer ta 5 | possible leave, eee for a| to his the grave; Julia bu have. Er oe ner perhap must die soul was. by him, Mr. and es the to interva come, w vand a ¢ hat 7her when I see her?' Mr. Wilmot's'eyes peace tena. mer. aera s, Just ask then hvr if there she was a iss anand spe nt Mise: 1 aur Green. tehell Mon- since sumMaiantel Midgeley, > ole o Chari ef gden att Rowland Hal the > 7 pacmstving sister, Mrs. "papel Shealy in vacation Ogden. " Sen Syening Wt :50 at Fourth Sou cast chapel, rants. the. Tenth ighth |} Ward ¢ The dance |the Caledonia let- |of the to club * be pleasantest club. The without, | vance of Tell, | and the sound of horses' feet was ments : heard comings up qe graveled walk. | evening how I missed her scorched my Mrs. anc front! : Blea her at Prof, Charles Kent and Bole of his pupils: will give a song service next and that yesterday' the wee Hoffmann. . chorus m. and stcet Mrs. J. East. E ° ° Dorothy , Armstrong ie tetin is spending || vith T tell wide, noise club. FifthMr. Fifth South "stood as ; shall arrived: wil once, wrote day. ° at where they have been gud: are. with Mre- parents, ke for a moment he looked ‘wistfully at ora =e y, his friend, and then said mournfully, v7" not' see you, Joseph, my vision 9. departed forever, ‘and if Julia's comes. I cannot now look on her loved features, but if I die ere she l ter." ° Literary today dsernicr bur- oh, Miller endeavored Se ‘ still "Julia, ° Ladiés'' meet young | Wetzell's studio desput x £ 4 var A. G.siokMeale ‘thoughts' ‘ but wandering. of Thanksgiving The *twas]will to, this" her a eee to him her see I would or ie possible, was returned to and calling was qo bedside, he asked whereee she : was"Mrs. goof the subjects needing the closest at- ing. On being told he replied, ne tention. It needs all the supervision | Middleton, Iam dying. When you re-| that can be. bestowed upon. it. urn I shall.not be in this world; but|) countless ways the President will be|I know that my Redeemer and ealled on to pass upon questions of|I am not afraid to die, for liveth, I feel asbetter sionally speaking an encouraging word | orative oe teaching} (oor county \n all the passionate ferver of a ¢ f ss lareae nce bi . . the sick room. The large drory poten loxer: ten he would think It | weat which stood upan Mr. a hat the wee Rea : ; s high, white ae rhite forehead, was showed tha beg of those around him to save her, hour of dissolution at Kand. vy als: c roe ere wiht reat things] opadliod tc the Soave we aeininten jon, and s tion, at the ‘same time it iss one ithe a Mr. distant must control her COE OLS pcrore he een rself,; and while making her the Republicansthe andparty.|on not Then he face would fancy himself at home, | Hers o Frankfort; shewe is will: prec ede : : ; . iway t Fra ; control the Republi-|.and ‘would describe Te ao his dl /her, and see what is taking place satesman: 4 off eer a missed his school to attend his dying| 1er was done promised friend. It was heartrendering to hear leerinat are a puttin' out Mr. Wilmot in his delirium, call for | me sh pores en iin misman-]| a IT'S PRESIDENT'S TRIP. . i Stuteamin: & Bxasident: poe the If it fails|alive. men must party. Bajna, If} his friends in New people, it. pledges it when it makes pledges| to come. Democrats] and not the little coterie} aged things, precisely fis can St events event is the be given annual Andrew's will anc 9 given tonight by promises to be one day served committee by this obser- Refresh- during having the The the "ele nls ‘ome one in thé ‘room whispered, "It| matter in charge is composed of W. os must be Miss Middleton." The sound | Menzies, M. Patrick and Mrs. Schmidt, days: on) the: isthmus. while sthe ;Presi-| and bid her ‘oe & MID Tee a caught the dying man'‘s-ear, and he} dent is there. If nobody has moved/too late! But if she will not come| @ l y exclaimed "Has she come? oh! there heretofore he will do so t TE Roce es ple give her my blessing, and tell her my a i combo eres was now heard BLUE Everybody will be on the os BOOK (SOCIETY the|last prayer was for DIREcher, and that in | anbating in the ‘hall: "3ve ‘have said TORY.) President will stir things up in a man-| heaven she will be mine.' : : The &: ; ner that will be a surprise to the na-| like her e Salt Lake Cit With many tears Mrs. Middleton| a tha ‘ - her = mo voice it witswas Ro strangely wrontian that Mr. |is now tn ofa tea, Bpo\ 1907, tives who never saw a steam engine promised him that every word of his Wilmot Terie féverish delirium' mis_| if-all intex rested. partles will e obliged or._legs before. message should be delivered to Julia, |e k it. , Claspthk Hig Heudk together | Promptly of an tebe hg notify us The trip is to extend to Porto Rico, |anq that she-should come to him, On| he has | ‘heir residence address o where the President will spend changes in a day reaching home her swollen eyelids at- | het0° or nn r aS antik' Goa 70d she "Flywill be -taicer cya ack ; No changes He will also make eninge lively there, | tracted F4nny's attention, and excitea|Come' she has come! L Bye No doubt he is loaded wit memoher fears. Springing up, she exclaimed, Ww. ater i first-hanc é he de ak: ‘Mother, ne aoa mother, eS teat io. hich how get it all during his brief stay. Is ely peer en her PREE ie A CARRIAGE not NUISANCE. dead, Then quest, she but and is ismother, Mr. Wilmot? "he is| dying." repeated added, to "You (Continued Tomorrow Julia had Mba of hauling people who are per-|Pidding, but Julia aoEpes fectly able to Journal is custom seems many seem to portion of r The walk, to the polls. full sympathy. This so firmly established that consider it a right, and| the regular procedure. In many cases tardy voters defer going to the polls until delay and they have his they en been Oiled for seVeral times, and then go as if they were conferring a favor on the driver, or upon party paying the ginally, without were employed feeble coach hire. Ori- doubt. the carriages har or tse to convey the old, the|an shall infirm to the polls; but it Mrs. Middl and = Fanny, exclaimed no must abou ans- I do not choose to go not go! : in earnest, Julia?" asked has spread until it has become a great rs dleton. e expense and a nuisance that should ‘AS much in earnest as I ever was | be abated. Men have fought and wo-|in my life," replied Julia. j men have suffered for the right to vote, "Well, then," returned the mother! and if we have so degenerated that aj}in a decided tone, "you shall za: t¥ class has arisen wrapped who it is up that must and carried be carefully|command to vote, and then do jt as if conferring a favor, should time be to call made to a halt. walk This and if you obeyed! "I'd class|enforeed, they] beautiful like. to to ae Madam," face tie go, and your said. with I must. be commands Julia, rage. her "Yes fail for three consecutive elections to] I'd like to see anybody make me vote, ' should be deprived of the right|if I did not wish to. "Mr. Wilmot fs = t o do ; so f for an equal length i of time.| & nothing to me, and I would hardly go But at any rate the custom of pro-|to save his life.' viding carriages should cease by joint "Oh. Julia, Julia!" said Mrs. Mid- agreement mittees, of the various party 36 her by or "Not going!" echoed Mrs. Middlesop W By do you Say. So? You are Sei it must ae out' it," is Sa 1-620 Dooly ‘Bidg. com-|dleton bitterly, "has it come can see it all now!" to eT, go | "You needn't trouble yourself to | ) him, Fanny." Why not said Fanny, looking| Wonderingly in Julia's face. . . ae oan Iam not going, said here Coonae re- better ng call uula, .- coolly ae Not going!"" Pp Morning.) ei Logan Journal: Since the late elec-|immediately, if you wish to see him} ul several of the prominent news-|#live, for he cannot live until mornBanee of the state have favored the|!"s-. Fanny will call Ike to go with iENO cusiom, now univer-| YOU: | aee ae a. Siexer' civicn and Fanny arose to do her mother's! the Emery County Progress: Salt Lake and Ogden citizens are hereby notified ‘ no Lwas Very consequently, surprised changed party all a eane from contrary, SMG people enterprising commercial Matt tied the a of still furnished. of seventeen from B. for are the nee that Hyde W. shipment most pera move the They rendered E. just a They We A. are solicited of the are imcon- company to tically put out of the by the car situation. the for interests nothing. mission he can and we car count methods, said illustration Hustling, reand have cars ago. against. getter, Fast, producer. house helpless. for is eid (ere hops markets making This If we be of month that give It a canal from } what is how aiowever, vane Mitr at | marked oy te and 3 re Ided addé Rngiiy aouanelte e policy of obstruc- | #Ssistance heres and the darkness increased = * . or and who think that success can From that time Mr. Wilmot hourly| very moment, while a steady, drizThe Daughters of the Revolution be aaniewed By einai polities, and|grew worse. Mrs, Middleton was sent aitass raiiedorimenced falling. Still| will be entertained today at luncheon by supporting this or that interest| for, and a telegram was forwarded to Fanny kept perseveringly' on, occa-|by Mrs. Alice Merrill Horne, commem- the commodities railroad a nothing-|, him a cordial encouragement, and will do all that is needed, pro-j}will process. sentiment get their the purpose not your condemnation. He cag not become a dictator, and send men to the block if they do not accept\the which he indicates a preference. This is a republic. And above all things we must recollect that the essence of impulse in every step of the work will to the ean additional houses their On be a good com- and sent to commission potatoes west positions as and from the are changing. Glafke their railroad pound, the difficulty it. will forced company, use, stantly are loss mediate in of a {YOu wg? confidence." | to Julia. bears; it ifisso,;. r Peta rs. lis as I Fanny | Seiten - joyful * 7that intelligence the crisis passed, and Mr. Wilmot was out) pe ote for to sup-|did, says, care that ayears greater chance itself than to prove is pro- At ° the was fact, a be in- not and wonder she | enwement, not have apkndw tna he would die, andleterd yet each of ‘ danger > "rats ep Se whom eneror velt cannot railroad greatest : is ERB from ship get the of the commission perishable, ean but "I indeed, 1" no pale, eee some- took it, for he TeSaera only knew that she wished her] month, there will be a special open Serene ea Pr Shee Ae | to consent to something and she me-|meeting at the Ladies' Literary club Hastily breaking the seal, he read chanically answered, tes, yes, go.) devoted to the children as children's source it comes. twice the cruel lines before he was] . Pam use and "The program, which Such, then, i i i i then after sunset, an a as the}day.iy g ; 1 promises to is the situation which| convinced that he read aright; then} : Ei as had all day been cloudy, dark-|be unusually attractive, is under the confronts the Democratic party today. | the paleness on his cheek grew paler, | re are " Paar "gathering over thejable management of Mrs. C. BE. There Richhas been no Yote of confidence ind was succeeded by a deep flush. j ne h nut mann heeded it hot. She |ards,. assisted: by Mrs.-'L. Bailey ‘and it, to wouly hoped live vot of eon, confi- yote public not reform Know se matter and shipper considerable the to bosses, do districts a hops a for Portland sunk needs the in profit to cars shipments cent corresponding your assiatance, He want of cars him a Know Julia tet ask at | She time that she spirits sank, eeruebest ll serve ae can yg p the do will rail- pie she é keene Holtzman in a given of Cali- get producers paying a peint sulting of good of the\ guard, of the state, iin his local half Mr. years people dis- to ease, lots country The , believe the days Indiana, the "No, do of he ae aes nig that att was e <n Anuu hwill brought a re lapse tell me on whether you no : tale ¥§ penne vas nessage wa said, ‘part youjgiven Wilmol'sjiarge. Middleton. ashy " spoke hard find eee The weather Clear and bright a course very ee to : manifested. fare confidence risls a Rs by its partial is shipping Portland shipments, up He start?) get for are governor. this cannot the to for necessary consolidated to they with in a are cannot cars lies shall cars The in busi- California ducer guard. Where the what cars crop a cars of potatoes Gregon but of where orange using are the normal revenue potatoes. immense its there illus- of twelfth the shipping while ship its few in with largest is fornia, recir- phases country-the yield is number one handle carefully Idaho 7% kee ce will' compare the the car slate. of of soulless- ever, iH te legislation, regardless z ate In fact, Peer they as back The they cupidity the general, When to road the favorably that of public so much approves, and to enJoy the oceasional socia) affairs that will become a part of a life of the motives. when everything before, and begin by GUARD. puzzling comes of the some restricted hops other machine|™®@ke by the public "ata f fidence. It can not do ing to the old wallow. The ‘ if legitimate insurance rewill set the party back saunpe peo ‘ will, the or Raais hgto it ay you?' that,| will fn, turned of mention Mrs continued-"Often he |that letter, Wil-)) contents? Mri promias@: could Saar nfully ior ur » gooc 1 veal AENAR Y a BT support'| less- note Mr. Wilmot was indeed} Day niet -asures Aree any rig i ea i> may oh ad- better, ‘tter, gand when he heard Ike‘ was : in pach arate beeen eet s ao this, the y|the house he expressed a desire to see them all, if Lacey-| so. -whiech pertee was 2 wanted, haha und fori sfhiS|and 5 |'.jten / sent re buried waited , ne s¢ rbBatt anxiously afte 1 eae forth her || | *ae a by hates thefrom sinfulwhic football game h the at a ahe & him enter|crushed heart-crushe¢ 1eT the return, As soon as she saw , ; 1 | ne ss and mocking disobedie ati Tr age [erate of ee the wood, she would run to him, ane first born. Whilesoftly inquire she was for Mr. Wilmot Julia, hoOW-| ing Fanny stole j ae r on st aa Cae part fie | So ee ae eroteale 2-cent said- eee . K | mother Mrs. Middleton|) whispered, "Tell, ‘ me, she I if anything . night Fanny Y the stay," drawing him, he lin one be thankfu simply iment of | Pe ee ere ren with -j|yided the honors vt « nee ‘amily | the concert at ihe taber iene great to 2" | dinners were in Rae were flSO 7" 1a) directly a lerstand, what aia 1 oh causing Mr. ings es do (2x come go Dr, ‘ 1K Ike was sent to Frankfort every day inquire after Mr. Wilmot, and see 5: h to Holtz- said a er het him ee more physiclans ' to Julia, not and nee home. her?' puepersisted: ' Mi Wilmot': given s0, announced to dMiddleton sours Banu, : When from ae Ss ind t 6 il vn but <> can. you see: | after!qeath,"" answered Fanny leave dozen let hér feces to yy" Julia goverout of |} Ul reat gt fight in e t brand the omitted opportunity to ste eo pape deagee eR a oe it ea Bs see eae ie aes ae to after and in tributed The minute the American party |sense of the obligations of discipline, captured the city in 1905 its managers and the tact t impress that obligabegan the reorganization of the Salt Lake police force in a way to make Send UBOR. SIMAUA REN. it most effective in carrying the county| With this start, there no election of 1906. And we will have to| trouble about the énlisted will be men. There admit that they did their bad work are hundreds of them here in Salt very well. They took the right man Lake who will be glad to enter the Tor conscienceless they took George Sheets,policies, And when they have ranks, to take part in¢ the drills, : to which should give their police force| the control of the city in an election. Journal: corporations required ness 5 favorably any to of good word, looks to a ns Hanly success, as ened antcorporations, tena Ll years . ri eee where it used she taking not Yes, two nature : re pudia- Mr. day, of z "What ill, ey dangerously : ci a "Why spired to act in such a patriotic, highminded, independent and _intetligent Way,:as to. convince the people; that lifetime provided shortage is a in professional a See SI een Ene Nope Shey: rule, car with his guard, and must, of income estate companies, of trated universally standing a SHORTAGE. Portland railroad ness how enough an Social business National every CAR certain He imp¥ess two THE available-about He ‘ was thor- have in school know have home Ges in for ‘which, be or do. ily, study to must by the PEG eat an how able him to be much the that high pub- uniform, goon footba iter se serious must He He must in to He handle creditably become for posi- to how been under OW. Meantime, we trust game will give further must executive to how obeyed. respected, fortune He is ae play NRO orders-and are "liked... city] commission an know appear to affairs, soldier. for oughly in is held a must issue military been He they the every four years. Even it the evil were as bad in one case other, the fact that the event half as frequent is a reason capacity tote to in are settled by the best people city-instead of the worst. have lic, police expected have men, + Be entiibdolioe Maths uta, oak and must tion, commission, and the governor *ppoints its members,: the police are urler no cbligation to take part in a locabelection. They can make nothing by. it, and tiam : bsthere is no one to command with up forget have game, hand, future so yet l of Governor ee 'S Peet sick room, eee and will DOES ‘le he te Mr dence, as a matter of has donewhich nothing to deserve, ; unquestioned riht to do. But they colonel. He must be selected with a] \ mR epele Sreat sewer to campel the 1 deal of f : ] . the very Jarge elementainder their surveil-|500°. Gea! of care, for nearly lance to throw the united weight for whole question of suecess js to be deone political party, end against the cided by his selection. He must have diltzen ‘party "that jis out of power. The that Oe boys can ree . quarter- a refusing course are hi ‘Is a : used as tention ree AES There other for be EB inspired assigned-diseatisfaction all get The Be growing Perhaps would brace a the and the center We really don't And grounds against their umpire, referee... However, com- mand. an be be Ree conditions. sur. gone permitting to to think our boys }against much of sufset], himself in have the officials selected TET Ee lean tiie team-d atjas jt should be to evidence interest to yre-|Ogdenites, wit showing drills, ways . better tas general-able | any adjutant example thousand that have chosen,|been There must be a brigadier general, in most respects he should be such occasional] found fo wisely dimculty day. | Spend a day or not,| ficiently interested obeyers certainly he Fan: a work election they do executive e are e execu It is not alone which "they of! conay Reluctant and ‘ity'S-chief citys.chief his pace. they authoriti in power certain. are removed, the fill ies if the in control of the locai}there But the practical opera-} ports Gen of home rule in the matter tHe police control is not reassuring. § And. o { very | - ontinued, their party and the ‘people by: Insept plsht, "Is " a itiatIng such legislation chamber, Julla communed with her-| ‘ And ' ive} is f he Democrats to choose |self as follows so he'll live} a afi gt Will the old leadership which where| after all. Well, I may as well. let not base and corrupt, is singularly lackhim know at once that I will not! ing in intelligence (as when Mr. Raler weal ston and Mr. Kern sought to make an|marry him."" So saying, she open issue of the governor), still be able to} ,e, portfolio, and wrote the following| : arty Sy the party at , een, Perr vicissitudes, ee a cn conclud 2 clude Tele r last, afteraS many Mr. Wilmot that it is good polities to do the right "Sir When I became engaged to} S general. invoked is not staying not| DEMOCIIATS. "ty ode! wholesome coms ‘ a ne ees ee : ny eeee POnont ee > aid "hes come. clubbed ‘em and aeabed em bufted ‘em and cuffed ‘em rushed 'em and erushed ‘em. And, it THE ( can sno sin of} No]Y are we suppose, to the action in driving law and form, it ‘em, flopped ‘em and dropped ‘em, mushed ‘em and squshed ‘em, We We We national that nT V- eae sys in ie SE I ; af : Thursday ) : large Democratic vote in legislature can be made a cone be self is constantly useful it ate (Hit we 2 News: a rebuke Beg seeking . attired? portion another, J. Iolmes. ae was been ee | fou a | thing to . oe a ‘ilmot cee Mary el Dey KY KENTU Mrs. Pal lo- than Site RME ae em and orn jounced Mc ‘em aiiieat po a aa um pet \ eset tad Barr rt is for "em in line. Much of the clerical work of It isn't well to have a whoop like ip, guard will fall to the responsi-| i) .; ER ECINCUA noth. snalleana nie bility of the assistant to the adjutant|anq down the valley. It would have eovernment" The the very mad For 3y Chapter any een and sear biter REGO: : the election rebuke, for his ve a, an ary si ai has our got it s our turn a correspondence This is to. This is no matter darn to we that existence the gambling hell which Taggart's hotel derived a of victory in us and. de- us. They sassed us and laughed when This ; affairs side. et : a tion and a the whole communily Ordinarily there Is a sentiment of] local pride against the scheme. "Local police force . 4uthorities. a . will military : Be De all the Lonaok: find Indianapolis ee S| Ranma oy nena ders title business rangement necessary, and, having put Interest. The President it into practical operation, has found ittaesiah: beneficial for the best interests of pjall | al! ththe other sstatesSs have hé had -a nor subject who or know the that time to iafford it, IRE low Callahan ae is a 'bad ieee ry ae < is an Trishman from Connectic anc drinks cider made from russet apples, of e adjutant-though BABE, sesmmininsion ‘provinces ay. legislature and approved by city 2 general the to - AV WORD TO at not ory eee of ettin: generallsoa al Salt this = LIFE IN IN been} politics uo j against come ; will affairs. on can surprised An¢ is : in alway unfortunate : community good oe ) the has from "SOCIETY 2 among enlighted | fact that} oer by inflaming one that it : possessed general - rank ¥ gloat, aca Journal ulter the . ae are great the ee Se eminence Wi beenplay, teaching crowd, not they only beat how military afto but to hisgloat. When should be al/us last year, girls walked up in front of He general his ene It ee fs a little to have from team impertinenece Ce been ee have than A won vhich Sutaide he imports New fen fanatic an be assistant on e adjutant could of guard, some bolt oe es insists that : be in a Seale Henderson. a be an adjutant c al interest ihe ans i T. dimming be Why give Utah this from management We are glad the een Sipe 5 First, pris ati wey! nie ee because young uskies, and sec¢ i hey have downed the pets of that fel- . has a knowledge In some degree. Cheesman J New- | business Rn no must have to There - Precinct-Byron a ya - TICKET NON-PARTISAN be there lair? t o ofcate it. conta We aCecan = ra oo part eh ae boys who stood by faraway land, there] eseuteheon aa Since BOARD | have the that to glorious ri¢ - of in his and it would cook DoE of INE ectarian Influences and it Is to be re-{ gretted that the broad minded people of Sait Lake will allow the Tribune to | Ss exert them to such feelings, as ne ------------- take tackle thankful? the chance to Tiere Stecamare i whwhen Lake in Ogden to their the they and schools non-partisan-free the ot boasters The the foremost of country simply football devour hands, their ) Salt ting forward a movement to instill politics into the management of the publie schools. The only argument put forth is to stop the Mormons from] grafting religion into those Institu- any CURSES! and Why in of EPG Weber p peel honor. gens And by ee but nothing of sehool Ogden city? didn't gloats loats that peer between the OF garrulous nerve not/given 1 Utah the to one mili-lup does of the High Really and truly, Ne RITE e Tonal dwell is not nation the the the the up Junetion ee eer nee foundation ee there is not and ofganization didn't team thing one by state, CURSES-PLENTY official that there honorable the ep honora : is won We But man y Now, Association. left soldiery erase-and eae Member its have the tions. representa- citizen that has here, BETS militia their that 8.00 c 2.00]know Manager. the not will diers BOO will state with of the be not organized happens that 7 enssrso-peee u ee Rates: will of pride other seas. attach- arm country. the honor caceanervvrceqee Sunes ; Raition This relation Lake of military state without tion Feb. Salt of Congress, Republican Daily Newspaper in Salt Lake City. MONS Six at the Act Subscription One matter postoffice and guard, great This alone Utah. as second-class 1906, City, Utah, under March 8, 1879 party the the nation, Official Organ ewe i vision for at least partially supporting ‘the guard, for arming and housing INTER-MOUNTAIN REPUBLICAN CO. In THE INTER-MOUNTAIN REPUBLICAN, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1906, p,o or 795 Rls. this? Bi Q 1 uan MAIN ti ti 1 1e$§ STREET f W 0 ] 00 ni 0ods ; Seontare ; Shawls. | ij | Fascinators. We keep an immense iety of the best Wool G d 00 Toques. Hoods, our | Bootlets, | Hose. Cardigans = 2 | } Mittens, you 0 will the be mark are so b t and low that astonished of VarKnit making Shirts. Drawers, Vests, Pants, Unions. with Sk little | ook | at our get and | low prices, Tigh ights, Wristt Stlets, So x, | rei ual eS ‘ list then Call ee ° ° | our irts. Leggings, ‘ ee of on prices ur methods profits. H rape Gloves. 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